Very often regional particularity translates itself or becomes apparent as a functional one a regional environmental or a human rights regime, for example, may be more important because of its environmental or human rights focus than as a regional regime.

In 1997, only 6,5 of the country's population had access to electricity, with the particularity that these services represent a 21 increase in relation to 1980.

The Panel found that the allegations contained in the statement of claim relating to the car did not meet the Commission s particularity requirement for stating a loss.

The picture repeats itself again in secondary education, with the particularity that the recap indexes are higher 46,5 for youngsters and 53.5 among girls.

This matters in part because cities with a clear ethos can better resist globalization s homogenizing tendencies. It is worrying when countries proclaim their timeless and organic ideals, but affirming a city s particularity can be a sign of health.

But the Panel found that, like Denmark s Claim discussed above, the Claimant s statement of claim did not meet the Commission s particularity requirement nor was it supported by any evidence.

One such particularity is that many contemporary Arab states were established with relatively new and arbitrary boundaries, and were then occupied and often reconfigured as European colonies. The linguistic dominance of Arabic throughout the Middle East and North Africa, together with pan Arabism, reinforced weak national identities.

The Panel found that this portion of the Claim did not meet the Commission s particularity requirement with respect to its statement of claim and therefore cannot recommend compensation for this portion of the Claim.

Permit me to expand on certain aspects of our country in order to emphasize our desire to cooperate in shared projects and to struggle against aggression and repression, and for harmony between peoples, cultures and civilizations. The particular sentiment that our little country feels before this Assembly is appreciation of the difference between globalization and particularity, the paradox between material progress and world poverty.

Me as a dancer, you as a singer, Bob as a pianist...

As a rabbit, or as a Samurai?

9. Participation can be understood as a means, as a goal, and as a process.

He lived in my apartment as a guest as a relative, as a warm friend.

Not as great a general as Napoleon, not as great a statesman as Frederick the Great.

A man is as old as he feels and a woman as old as she looks.

(a) As soon as possible

(a) As soon as possible

As stubborn as a goat.

Big as a... big as...

Decentralization is a tool as well as a process.

Just as fast as a polecat aclimbin' a tree

She'll have a bruise as big as a pancake.

You're as dumb as a herring. A dead herring.

This principle could be articulated as a negative as well as a positive presumption.

As ruthless as ever a man employed a dagger or a gun

His heart is as firm as a stone yea, as hard as a piece of the nether millstone.

His heart is as firm as a stone yea, as hard as a piece of the nether millstone.

We have truly sent thee as a witness, as a bringer of Glad Tidings, and as a Warner

We have truly sent thee as a witness, as a bringer of Glad Tidings, and as a Warner

The tree disguised itself as a leaf, the house as a door... and the city as a house.

There, he grew as a violinist and as a conductor.

She's famous as a singer but not as a poet.

Three streets, as well as a park and a hospital.

I respect him as a writer and as a man.

Just regard me as a lodger, not as a guest.

I feel as gentle as a child in a cradle.

No, I'm here as a citizen, not as a lawyer.

but he flourishes as a flower or as a field.

A. SHURANOVA as Princess Maria A. VERTINSKAYA as Lisa Bolkonskaya

I'm as hungry as a horse.

I'm as hungry as a horse.

He's as nervous as a bride.

I'm as hungry as a hunter.

As well as a secret weapon

You're as nervous as a cat.