Definition of geographical scope of application

The scope of CSCE activities is just as broad as its geographical dimension.

Integration initiatives and mechanisms of varying geographical coverage and thematic scope have multiplied.

There is wide and ample scope for constructive interaction and engagement.

My delegation welcomes the wide scope of application reflected in the Convention.

We support efforts aimed at expanding the geographical scope and the formats of such cooperation.

1. A system wide comparative view of methods of geographical distribution calculation (proposed by UNESCO)

(a) A system wide comparative review of methods of geographical distribution calculation (proposed by UNESCO)

Expanding the scope of representation is also necessary to ensure that geographical balance exists within the Forum.

Such consultants as were needed should be recruited on as wide a geographical basis as possible.

(2) Efforts will be made to recruit staff on as wide a geographical basis as possible.

The scope of the book was wide ranging, covering much of the physics then known.

The Unit apos s mandate is vast and the scope of its activities is also wide.

This is why 11 of the 17 reports in the current work programme are system wide in scope.

20. Urges the Secretary General to ensure that recruitment to Professional and higher categories is made on a wide geographical basis

(b) In the seventh sentence, replace on a broad geographic basis with and on as wide a geographical basis as possible

We encourage the Committee to cover fully the wide scope of its mandate, including confronting the dangers of incitement.

Due regard is also to be paid to the importance of recruiting the staff on as wide a geographical basis as possible.

In our view, the convention should be as wide as possible in scope, including civil as well as military waste.

The scope of the Institute apos s activities transcended Israel apos s borders and its research had world wide significance.

The regional organization coexists with others whose geographical scope is intermediate between nations and the region, and with the world Organization, the United Nations.

Such a study would benefit from wide consultation to solicit views and consider, and possibly refine, potential scope, approaches and options.

A growing number of States have entrusted complex legal disputes to the Court, increasing the range of issues and geographical scope of matters under consideration.

At the country level, programmes vary significantly in scope. Large programmes typically have annual budgets of around 10 million and support a wide range of water, sanitation and hygiene activities, often country wide.

7. Requests the Secretary General to continue his ongoing efforts to attain equitable geographical distribution in the Secretariat and to ensure as wide a geographical distribution of staff as possible in all departments and offices of the Secretariat

They have introduced an element of tradability into a wide range of services that were hitherto tied to the geographical location of the consumer.

So the traditional liberal position in support of giving wide scope to freedom of speech, even for extremists, is losing ground everywhere.

System wide consultations take place on a continual basis that provide the scope and opportunity for beneficiary inputs to the reconstruction programme.

2. Requests the Secretary General to continue his ongoing efforts to attain equitable geographical distribution in the Secretariat and to ensure as wide a geographical distribution of staff as possible in all main departments and offices of the Secretariat

There have been nine editions of this course since the first at Geneva Turin in 2001, the last seven being regional in geographical scope (table 1).

The geographical, macro geographical difference is not so big.

However, wide geographical representation was one of the most significant comparative advantages of the United Nations, as well as a potential asset for security professionals.

(j) To make standardization principles and standardized geographical names available as practical information for as wide a user community as possible, through all appropriate media.

9. Inspectors would be employed on as wide a geographical basis as possible within the limitations of the particular expertise required for the area concerned.

Expressing its concern also that the prevalence of project personnel has skewed the geographical distribution of the staff of the Office towards Western Europe and North America, compared to the Secretariat wide pattern, as has the geographical distribution of consultants,

Expressing its concern also that the prevalence of project personnel has skewed the geographical distribution of the staff of the Office towards Western Europe and North America, compared to the Secretariat wide pattern, as has the geographical distribution of consultants,

Indeed, although most agreements of a regional or subregional nature provide for consultations, there are wide differences in the scope of such provisions.

Geographical distribution

Geographical distribution

Geographical status

Geographical distribution

Geographical sections.

The scope of assistance provided will be further broadened, in terms of geographical reach, the number of countries receiving assistance, as well as the content of the assistance provided.

Geographical survey software

of Geographical Names