The operation of the drawback scheme has been improved.

Brilliant people have one major drawback they don't know how to lose.

The drawback in this case, as already pointed out, is that aliens in police custody or in an irregular situation are treated on a par with offenders

However, the potential drawback with Identifier evidence is that access to some of it may be regarded by its owner as too intrusive, in terms of national security or proliferation risk.

While it is essential to ensure that exporters have access to raw materials and other inputs at world prices, mechanisms such as duty drawback or export retention schemes can be effectively utilized for this purpose.

While it is essential to ensure that exporters have access to raw material and other inputs at world prices, mechanisms such as duty drawback or export retention schemes can be effectively utilized for this purpose.

The Committee stresses that the lack of an effective means to evaluate training remains a very significant drawback of the training activities of the Organization.

The first drawback is that it turns out the pleasant life, your experience of positive emotion, is heritable, about 50 percent heritable, and, in fact, not very modifiable.

It was felt also that there was a potential political drawback in that it would discourage some candidates, who did not wish to make such a disclosure, from accepting United Nations employment.

A drawback of such strategies, however, might be that demand characteristics of domestic markets which might accept lower quality products could weaken the economic incentive to upgrade into higher quality product niches.

A low energy transmitter on board is sufficient because of the short distance from the ground, but infrequent and short visibility periods are a drawback, leading to some ground segment and operational complexity.

Regarding matters of equality in the journalist profession, the survey reports, among other things, that (page 8, paragraph 1) there are many women journalists who believe that the fact they are women constitutes or has constituted a drawback in their professional development (32.7 ).

Since 1991, a higher share of investments in developing countries had come from private sources than from official sources. The main drawback to that trend was that investment was concentrated in a relatively small number of developing countries, bypassing others badly in need of foreign capital.

With regard to the third option of preparing an additional protocol within the context of an extended mandate of the Ad Hoc Committee, the sponsor delegation noted that the drawback in such an approach was that the amending protocol would only apply to its parties and, as such, would not offer the necessary clarity and certainty in legal relations that an amendment to the Convention would provide.

With regard to the third option of preparing an additional protocol within the context of an extended mandate of the Ad Hoc Committee, the sponsor delegation noted that the drawback in such an approach was that the amending protocol would only apply to its parties and, as such, would not offer the necessary clarity and certainty in legal relations that an amendment to the Convention would provide.

If it handed over such authority to a private company, and a foreign private company at that, it was agreeing to a limitation of State sovereignty, with the further drawback that the substantive legal rights of its inhabitants might be impaired and basic human rights principles and norms of humanitarian law might be violated.

Coercion would have only entailed drawbacks, of which we will mention only two (a) The first is the ineffectiveness of the use of force against recalcitrants who were either APR officials or supported by them, as the failure of the land dispute committee amply attests (b) the second drawback is that evicting the occupants, on the assumption that this will break down their resistance, does not solve the problem, but merely displaces it.

While Italy will be the laggard, with only 1.1 growth, the Irish rocket will not lose its force, pushing real GDP up by about 4.8 . In general, the big EU countries are still performing badly, in contrast to the smaller members hardly surprising, given that the EU is basically an institution to help the smaller countries overcome the drawback of their size by extending the agglomeration advantages that formerly were reserved to the bigger countries.

As (lovely as) rubies and as (beautiful as) coral.

As (lovely as) rubies and as (beautiful as) coral.

Food is as important as energy, as security, as the environment.

As long as we have money As long as we have money

As long as...

As good as.

Such things as art, as poetry, as music.

That's almost as good as as Candy's trademark.

She's as pure as the driven snow, as faithful as she is fair.

As we might have to wait as long as, uh... as 43 days.

We'll get out as soon as possible, Mrs Paradine. As soon as possible.

You're as good as they say you are. Maybe as good as me.

We have trained girls as carpenters, as masons, as security guards, as cab drivers.

As Soon as Possible

As Late as Possible

As Soon As Possible

As Late As Possible

As simple as that.

As soon as possible?

As beautiful as that.

as well as brilliantine.

As soon as that?

As little as possible!

As average as ours?

As soon as possible.

As quiet as possible.

As lovely as ever.