(a) Proceeds of crime means any economic advantage from criminal offences.

You should take advantage of that. Take advantage of it?

Military necessity cannot justify deviating from an IHL rule to seek a military advantage.

I think you took advantage of Miss Terrill when she was away from home.

Mutual advantage

UNCDF comparative advantage

Advantage, Mr. Reynolds.

Advantage, Mr. Haines.

People take advantage.

In a sense, sexual selection is the psychological extension of natural selection. But, instead of gaining an advantage from traits that enhance one s ability to survive, one gains an advantage from qualities that potential mates have evolved to find appealing.

Take advantage of me?

He'll have the advantage.

Because you took advantage...

Because you took advantage...

5. Proceeds from crime means any economic advantage accruing from criminal offences committed within the framework of in relation with a criminal organization.

this gives us needed advantage.

Don't take advantage of me.

Taking advantage of your niece!

You've got the advantage, boy.

So take advantage of it.

Took advantage of the fog...

He took advantage of me!

Taking advantage? It's inevitable, gentlemen.

What matters is dynamic comparative advantage, or comparative advantage in the long run, which can be shaped. Forty years ago, South Korea had a comparative advantage in growing rice.

But the rules and structure governing the world economy prevented those countries from taking maximum advantage of such effects.

Such a characterization should prevent the perpetrators of these violations from taking advantage of the impunity afforded them today.

Now I did have an advantage.

It takes advantage of the others.

I sold the house to advantage.

I took advantage of an opportunity.

She took advantage of my ignorance.

That should be taken advantage of .

This is a major comparative advantage.

2. Taking advantage of the Internet

And their kids have an advantage.

Taking advantage of a man's trust.

You have the advantage of me.

You take advantage because I'm ill

We should take advantage of the current stability in the international political system to extricate ourselves from the nuclear dilemma.

In addition to seeking financial outlays from national budgets and ODA, full advantage must be taken of other sources of funding.

Ironically, many countries of origin took advantage of that exodus of human capital in the form of migrants' remittances from abroad.

Will citizens take advantage of the expanding availability of information and networking or will they be increasingly isolated from global trends?

They could also provide a context of integrated coordination for taking wise advantage of the potential for synergy arising from increased cooperation from actors on the ground.

Let's take advantage of the long weekend.

The darkness will work to my advantage.