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Bookmark not defined., pp. 409-411; G. Ulfstein, “Treaty Bodies and Regimes”, in D. (...) Bookmark not انظـــــــــر (54) defined., pp. 16-72; Ulfstein, supra note Error! Bookmark not defined., pp. 73-115; Mechlem, supra note Error! (...) E.g., Rodley, supra note Error! Bookmark not defined., p. 639; Shelton, supra note Errorانظـــــــــــــــر (55) Bookmark not defined., pp. 574-575; A.

Also recognizes that in order for carbon dioxide capture and storage in geological formations to be included under the clean development mechanism, long-term liability for the storage site, including liability for any seepage during and beyond the crediting period of the project, must be clearly assigned and the project boundary must be clearly defined; 3 bis. [Also recognizes that long-term liability for the storage site, including liability for any seepage during and beyond the crediting period of the project, must be clearly assigned and the project boundary must be clearly defined in the design of carbon dioxide capture and storage in geological formations under the clean development mechanism;] 4.

The terms “terrorism”, “terrorist crimes” and “terrorist offenders” are separately defined under various articles of the Anti- Terror Law. (...) In view of the above, the scope of terrorism is clearly defined in the Anti-Terror Law and is consistent with the principle of legality. 10. (...) The term “court“ referred to in the Law is defined as “Juvenile Court“ and “Heavy Juvenile Court“.

A non-Annex I Party may propose to the CMP a crediting target for emissions or removals within a defined sector to be achieved through national actions. (...) Sectoral crediting activity What would be the scope? Defined sector What would be the reference level? (...) [NAMA as a CDM project activity] [NAMA crediting activity] What would be the scope? Defined NAMA What would be the reference level?

This would also be in line with the self-understanding of the State as a secular State, as defined in article 1 of the Constitution. However, the Special Rapporteur came across at least one case that clearly deviated from this principle and that may be indicative of a broader problem. (...) Moreover, the precise meaning of “missionary activities” does not seem to be clearly defined, and the administrative practice appears to lack consistency. (...) Many of these provisions remain merely vaguely circumscribed rather than being clearly defined. Perhaps the most obvious example is article 164 of the current Criminal Code (article 174 of the new Criminal Code).

However, the European Group considers that it is important for NHRIs to have clearly defined roles in the work of the Treaty Monitoring Bodies. (...) A strong, harmonised and clearly defined role for NHRIs in the work of the Treaty Monitoring Bodies will serve to strengthen both the implementation of international standards and the role already played by national institutions in monitoring the core UN Treaties

This offence is a separate type than the “organized crimes” defined in Articles 168, 169, 171, 313, 314 and 315 (Articles 220 and 314 of the new Turkish Penal Code No. 5237). (...) “Terrorism” has been defined in Article 1 of the Anti-Terror Act. This definition is in line with the international standards in terms of its methods. (...) The provisions of international treaties are reserved. ” The status of minorities in Turkey has been internationally defined by the Lausanne Treaty, which recognizes non-Muslim minorities in Turkey.

The project will be focused on shared priority areas, as defined by the Central Asian States and the United Nations during the high-level dialogue on counter-terrorism that took place in Ashgabat in June 2017, chaired by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, and on the basis of recommendations adopted during the fifth review of the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy in June 2016. (...) The core project activities will include targeted support to develop national and re- gional strategies for counter-terrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, further ca- pacity-building for Central Asian States in the priority areas defined in the Joint Plan of Action for Central Asia, and support for sharing experiences in the region and beyond.

CGE may decide on the organization of committees, panels or working groups for conducting the technical analysis of individual or group of biennial reports (up to four biennial update reports) from Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention (non-Annex I Parties) within [six] months of its submission. 3. [The [CGE][to be defined] shall, with the administrative support of the secretariat,][The secretariat shall] for each [BUR] technical analysis activity: (a) [Prepare a brief workplan for the technical analysis activity; (b) Monitor the progress of the technical analysis activity; FCCC/SBI/2012/L.21 5 GE.12-70699 (c) [Coordinate preparation of the summary report of the technical analysis activity;] (d) Coordinate receipt of the comments received from a Party on the draft summary report of technical analysis of its BUR; (e) Coordinate the [appropriate] response to the comments, including follow-up clarification with the Party concerned and incorporating [relevant] comments, [as needed]]. Alternative to (a)-(e) (a) Prepare a brief workplan for the technical analysis activity; (b) Prepare the draft summary report of the technical analysis activity taking into consideration the information referred to in decision 2/CP.17, paragraphs 56–62 and its annex IV, and share it with the Party concerned for review and comment over the following four months; (c) To respond to and incorporate comments referred to in item (b) above from the Party concerned and finalize, in consultation with the Party concerned, the summary report, which shall be presented to the Subsidiary Body on Implementation (SBI). 4. [[The [CGE][to be defined] [collectively]][A representative group of the technical experts that undertake the analysis of BURs] shall meet periodically to, with a view to continuously improving the international consultation and analysis (ICA) process:] (a) Prepare a report to the SBI biennially, with suggestions on how to improve the technical analysis [and the ICA] process; (b) Advise on technical support tools to facilitate the technical analysis. (...) The secretariat shall select the members of the TTEs from the roster of experts maintained by the secretariat to conduct technical analysis of biennial update reports in a way that the collective skills of each team address areas of information defined in decision 2/CP.17, annex IV, paragraph 3(a).

Meteorological drought is defined solely on the basis of the degree of dryness (often in comparison to some normal or average amount) and the duration of the dry period” and must be region-specific. (...) Hydrological drought is defined by deficiencies in surface and sub-surface water supplies, which lead to a lack of water availability to meet normal and specific water demands. (...) name=Formal%20Educationlang=enmode =all ﻟﺍ ﻢﻴﻠﻌﺘﻟﺍﻲﻣﺎﻈﻨ Fraction of photosynthetically active radiation absorbed by vegetation (fPAR) FAPAR is defined as the fraction of photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) absorbed by a vegetation canopy.