Examples of using Scope and extent in English and their translations into French
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security companies operating in the country as well as on the scope and extent of their activities.
it would be useful for the Court to undertake research on the scope and extent of victimisation in the Situation countries.
others sought more visibility on the scope and extent of discoveries at a program level,
based on the nature, scope and extent of the legal services required.
The aim of the study was to improve the understanding of when and where benchmarks can be most useful in helping to determine the right timing, scope and extent of United Nations mission transitions.
the central Government, whereas the local self-government unit may expand the scope and extent of these rights.
The scope and extent of arrangements for emergency preparedness and response have to reflect:- The likelihood and the possible consequences of a nuclear or radiation emergency;- The characteristics of the radiation risks;- The nature and location of the facilities and activities.
Secondly, the nature of the Programme of Action including the scope and extent of commitments, which are often part of a'package' of development policies
strategies as well as building consensus on the nature, scope and extent of international support measures in favour of these countries.
This limits not only the scope and extent of impact evaluation
by allowing more in-depth negotiations among the Parties, potentially necessary clarifications could be made with respect to the scope and extent of the automatic application of the Convention's rules to the Protocol.
A countrywide community survey to determine the exact nature, scope and extent of the problem is being undertaken by the United Nations in collaboration with the Government
bearing in mind that the scope and extent of such measures could be affected by extraregional factors.
what"factors are to be considered" by adjudicators in determining the scope and extent of this new provision.
in any way unenforceable then the court shall have the power to reduce the scope and extent of that clause to such an extent as makes the clause legal and enforceable.
While the scope and extent of these laws and regulations
The scope and extent of preventive health care for women older than 25 in connection with detection of malignant diseases
determine the nature, scope and extent of UNEP's contributions to the implementation of the outcome of the World Summit on Sustainable Development, particularly those aspects relating to poverty eradication.
The inclusion of that reference entailed a partial redefinition of the scope and extent of the principle of self-determination of peoples,
with more vigorous control over the scope and extent of the evidence to be gathered including the extent of body contact with sex workers.