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In other words, the C/3 document was to move more into the realms of the new Organizational logic of results-based management (including results-based programming, management and reporting).

In other words: Only 30 percent [...]

In other words, the question was how to bridge the growing gap between old-school rhetoric and current realities.

In other words, the complainant has not established that if returned to Ethiopia he would run a risk of ill-treatment because of his political activities in Switzerland.

[...] [...] in other words whether the author of the reservation becomes a contracting [...]

In other words, Singapore’s value proposition to the highly skilled and mobile global elite can no longer simply rest on the country’s economic benefits.

Indeed, it is one thing to determine whether a unilateral statement “purports to specify or clarify the meaning or scope attributed by the declarant to a treaty or to certain of its provisions” — which corresponds to the definition of “interpretative declaration” — and another to determine whether the interpretation proposed therein is valid, or, in other words, whether the “meaning or scope attributed by the declarant to a treaty or to certain of its provisions” is valid.

In the Benaziza case, the respondent State has never questioned the author’s right to present her father and uncles as victims, and, under those circumstances, all that remains for the Committee to do is to verify whether they do indeed have the status of victims, in other words, whether in their case one or more of the rights contained in the Covenant has been violated.

More generally, our conclusions [...] [...]

In other words, the impunity with which perpetrators are perceived to commit violations of international humanitarian law and human rights in Darfur limits the support of displaced persons, especially, for the conduct of peace processes between belligerents.

The first resurrection, of which this chapter treats, he tells us, refers to the spiritual rebirth in baptism; the sabbath of one thousand years after the six thousand years of history is the whole of eternal life -- or in other words, the number one thousand is intended to express perfection, and the last space of one thousand years must be understood as referring to the end of the world; at all events, the kingdom of Christ, of which the Apocalypse speaks, can only be applied to the Church (De Civitate Dei, XX 5-7).

That is, even in areas where female mortality is high during the reproductive years, female chances of survival to age 60 are higher than those of males.

Such a scheme combines yield and price coverage or in other words, protects against potential loss in value due to a change in market price during the insurance period, in addition to the perils covered by the standard loss of yield coverage (e.g. due to diseases, droughts or floods, etc.).

The strategies of the professional bureaucracy are largely ones of the individual professionals within the organization as well as of the professional associations on the outside.

In other words, under article [...] [...]

In other words, developing countries are now willing to negotiate ‘quantifiable’ mitigation actions, or to use the exact words “measurable, reportable and verifiable”.

He also highlighted the importance of a human rights approach to migration, in other words, placing human rights standards at the centre of migration considerations and making use of existing human rights mechanisms to protect migrant women, men and children from the human rights violations they suffer at the different stages of the migratory process.

It does not consider any fault conditions, in other words it assumes only normal operation.

To proceed otherwise would be tantamount to accepting the consequences of breaches of the rule of law and human rights and thus legitimizing the results of aggression and ethnic cleansing or, in other words, would be the illustration of the prevalence of force over justice.

Some delegations have also referred, as we have heard before in similar debates, to the difficulties of asymmetric warfare and of reconciling the protection of civilians with this kind of warfare — in other words, fighting non-State armed groups that often take advantage of operating from within the civilian population.

In other words, the Chair would [...] [...]

In other words, it is not only the States that the President correctly mentioned at the opening of his statement, but there is also a large group of Third World nations that also supported the convening of this emergency special session.

In post-conflict countries, security and development must go hand in hand; in other words, care must be taken to ensure that the development of natural resources did not exacerbate existing tensions.

In theoretical terms, it would imply that a group of parties could impose upon the others the rules on reservations agreed upon by them, which is hardly compatible with the principle of privity to treaties; in other words, it was possible that a number of States or international organizations might agree to consider that the reservation formulated collectively by them could only be withdrawn or modified collectively, but such an agreement would be res inter alios acta with regard to the other contracting States or organizations to the treaty to which the reservation related.

Fluid flow causes the gears to rotate and the incoming flow is separated into discrete [...] [...]

A mechanical masterpiece, it takes into account all the complexities of the leap years; in other words, it recognises all the years that can be divided, without remainder, by four (e. g. 2012), as well as the centuries that can be divided, likewise without remainder, by 400 (e. g. 2400).

In other words, the Declaration on the Right [...] [...]

As the Team has suggested in the past (see S/2009/502, para. 53), there are a number of reasons why listings should require reaffirmation after a set period, or, in other words, have a time limit.

Recent data at the undergraduate level show that providing support for instructional expenditures and non-instructional student services influences graduation and first-year persistence.135 In particular, the impact of student services support on increasing graduation and persistence rates is greatest at institutions with lower entrance test scores and higher Pell Grant expenditures per student—in other words, those colleges that have low current persistence and graduation rates.