Now, we probably think a priori that's unlikely.

And it's not based on an a priori notion.

A priori, the following principles would appear to be applicable to Protocol V

There is no a priori reason why an H has to go between that W and A.

And the other one was the chance, a priori, that the person had the disease or not.

Quantity impact measures can a priori provide precise information about the impact of an NTB on trade.

Both entities are at present self financing and therefore, a priori they have no cost implications for the Member States.

One of them is that Sally Clark was innocent which is, a priori, overwhelmingly likely most mothers don't kill their children.

The use of NPS in early orbits in situations in which it could prove convenient to use them should not, a priori, be renounced.

However, the trade impact and the extent to which a measure with other intended beneficiaries also benefits service suppliers cannot be discarded a priori and requires further assessment.

In such a situation, while it may enhance the competitiveness of the firm as such, it is difficult a priori to determine the impact on the home economy.

Still other legal scholars (Anzilotti, Scelle) reject as stemming from an a priori system the notion that war as such could be a cause for the termination of treaties.

Typically, earmarked contributions are subject to criteria that are determined a priori, reducing the ability of recipients to reallocate the resources to evolving international or national priorities.

The view was also expressed that, when defining criteria for exceptions to the exhaustion of local remedies rule, available remedies should not a priori be called into question.

As such, the RCF (2002 2005) has been a bold experiment aimed at influencing and altering the policies and priorities for development in the region while eschewing a priori ownership and buy in.

Some agreements allow countries to exclude whole sectors from their coverage (while the GATS allows no a priori exclusion), while others tend to contain sectoral exclusions that are wider than those in the GATS.

However, even if the work of the Special Committee involved no costs, Israel would oppose the one sided and contentious mandate of a body the very name of which established, a priori, the conclusions of its purported investigation.

Moreover, in the event of a decision to expand the Security Council in both categories, we believe that the right of the veto should not be granted a priori before the list of new permanent Security Council members is determined.

While some RTAs in part mirror the GATS (e.g. domestic regulation or recognition issues), others go beyond it (e.g. a priori transparency, GATS plus) or fall short of it (e.g. excluding the local level from the coverage).

The Alaska Native Knowledge Network is developing a school curriculum based on aboriginal knowledge.

In the main, it was suggested that the concept of hierarchy in international law should be approached and discussed by the Study Group from the point of view of hierarchy of norms and obligations, without a priori excluding other possible concepts of hierarchy.

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

Knowledge becomes a weight upon wisdom.

Although there was support for the principle of contemporaneity (that is, that only provisions contemporaneous to the treaty under interpretation should be taken account of), it could not be excluded a priori that the parties might intend the interpretation and application of a treaty to follow subsequent developments.

How will it be a knowledge society?

He has a good knowledge of French.

A priori, on the basis of the classification of the typical tasks assigned to sector regulators and competition authorities (see box 1), it would seem logical to confine sector regulators to economic and technical regulation and assign competition protection and access regulation to the competition authority.

The definition of armed conflict should be handled with the utmost care. It should not a priori exclude internal armed conflicts, but should cover most of the situations in which armed violence was likely to affect the operation of treaties or interrupt treaty relations between States.

Traditional knowledge There is a clear lack of connection between traditional knowledge and scientific understanding of the same phenomena.

And India wants to be a knowledge society.

Mary made a cake without her mother's knowledge.

He has only a superficial knowledge of Japanese.

However, these high levels of knowledge of the existence of AIDS do not correspond to a knowledge adjusted to the knowledge of the means of transmission and prevention of this illness.

Let the science temper your knowledge a little bit.

They have a whole team called Knowledge and Insight.

A baby has no knowledge of good and evil.

Nay! if you had known with a certain knowledge,

Nay! if you had known with a certain knowledge,

A wise man is strong yea, a man of knowledge increaseth strength.

A wise man is strong yea, a man of knowledge increaseth strength.

In other words, it's a matter of knowledge, not resources.

Nay, would that ye knew (now) with a sure knowledge!

Nay, would that ye knew (now) with a sure knowledge!

Neither doth he withhold grudgingly a knowledge of the Unseen.

Neither doth he withhold grudgingly a knowledge of the Unseen.