It requires consensus here at the United Nations on what constitutes injustice, especially historical injustice, and on what constitutes unfairness.

So what constitutes a code?

What constitutes a good life?

After all, what constitutes a world leader?

There is no agreement on what, if anything, constitutes an appropriate target for espionage.

Do you know what constitutes rape under the law?

It also constitutes recognition of what they have already achieved in direct negotiation on their differences.

What constitutes a reasonable compromise varies from country to country.

There is a growing consensus on what constitutes effective delivery of international support, in particular development assistance.

The determination of what constitutes adequate time depends on an assessment of the particular circumstances of each case.

(a) Insufficient understanding of what constitutes TCDC and the possibilities it offers

Section 100.1 sets out a detailed definition of what constitutes a terrorist act'.

But Putin s idea of what constitutes Russia s national interest makes that type of intervention unlikely.

If none of the above constitutes a breach of democratic principles, one wonders what would.

(d) The definition of what constitutes an quot operational activity quot will also be clarified.

The determination of what constitutes adequate time requires an assessment of the circumstances of each case.

What constitutes a viral species is still unresolved, although they're obviously of enormous importance to us.

They point out, however, that there is no agreement on what constitutes an effective development policy or how to gauge such a policy 3

The basic function of the United Nations is to enforce agreed norms as well as to expand the consensus on what constitutes agreed norms.

Throughout this period, there has never been such a level of unanimity on what constitutes the law of the sea as there is today.

As such, Decree No. 145 constitutes discrimination on the basis of property.

It constitutes flagrant, sneaking subterfuge on the part of the defense counsel.

The question of what constitutes undue delay depends on the circumstances of each case, such as the complexity of the alleged offences and their investigation.

On food aid, while there is general understanding that food aid should not cause commercial displacement, what constitutes genuine food aid remains to be defined.

The Secretariat will submit a paper for discussion on what constitutes the principles, foundations, quality and effectiveness of public administration (E C.16 2005 3).

What is missing is a new, 13th convention that closes the loophole that seems to permit governments to decide what constitutes terrorism and what does not.

UNAMSIL is issuing information circulars to help United Nations personnel understand what constitutes sexual exploitation and abuse.

Thus the definition of what constitutes a threat to international peace and security has gradually been widened.

Being a jurisdictional mechanism, the Tribunal constitutes what is essentially considered to be a regular budget activity.

The determination of what constitutes adequate time requires an assessment of the individual circumstances of each case.

This case has sparked another round of debate on the controversial national security law, which prohibits acts benefiting the enemy without specifying what constitutes such acts.

This regulation constitutes a long standing demand on the part of social movements.

Metadata should be prepared according to an agreed framework giving a proper description of what constitutes such data.

We believe that the international community should be able to agree on a comprehensive convention on terrorism on the basis of a common definition and a common understanding of what constitutes terrorist acts.

Greece constitutes a cautionary example.

The Secretariat will submit a paper for follow up discussion on what constitutes the principles, foundations, quality and effectiveness of public administration (E C.16 2006 3).

This constitutes a historic milestone on the road to true democracy in South Africa.

The first part constitutes the sixth episode of the series and the second part constitutes the seventh.

This constitutes up to 4,500 children.

The initiation of negotiations on a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing constitutes a big step in that direction.

Similarly, where any offences are linked to terrorist acts , there must be a clear definition of what constitutes such acts.

It also constitutes a blot on the moral authority and prestige of the United Nations.

Overview Conception of what constitutes capitalism has changed significantly over time, as well as being dependent on the political perspective and analytical approach adopted by the observer in question.

The debate on what constitutes a family becomes sterile if we do not ensure that violence, poverty, inequality, exploitation and oppression do not constitute the basis of our families.

34. The question as to what constitutes quot widespread, long term and severe quot damage and what is acceptable damage to the environment is open to interpretation.