The means by which perpetrators obtain personal information vary in terms of their technical sophistication.

I'm in awe of their power in terms of imagination, in terms of technology, in terms of concept.

Their members may not be subject to dismissal during their terms of office, and they must be protected by immunity.

He's been cheating on their terms.

Therefore, their terms and conditions vary significantly.

(a) The procedure for selection and approval of related terms and their definitions from paragraph 1(iii) (other technical terms) should be as follows (i) compilation of terms by regional GoE coordinators, (ii) screening of terms by the Working Group criteria, (iii) proposals for definitions by the relevant experts of the GoE, and (iv) verification and review by the GoE at its next meeting.

The point is, we have to let our children succeed on their own terms, and yes, on occasion, fail on their own terms.

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By the terms of the Hague Convention.

And most of Africa's farmers are, by and large, small farmers in terms of land that they operate, and very, very small farmers in terms of the capital they have at their disposal.

These girls just needed a way to invite their fathers into their lives on their own terms.

The problem is made still more complex by the fact that their capacity for action and reaction seems to be inexhaustible, whether in terms of their faith, the law or their finances.

Their members should not be subject to dismissal during their terms of office they must be protected by immunity and, if necessary, be able to seek police assistance.

The parties exchanged communications by facsimile and telephone on the terms of their agreement, including the method of payment (letter of credit).

So let's start off by defining some terms.

as necessary, with their terms of reference and modalities of work

These ladies won't be on speaking terms with their husbands tomorrow.

Employed women are showing significant improvements in their standard of education, but these improvements are not matched by gains in terms of employment.

One of the most pertinent aspects of the employment problem is the inequality suffered by women in terms of remuneration for their work.

V. Terms of reference for fact finding missions by

You might wonder what these objects contain in terms of their text.

b. a general indication of the timing and terms of their settlement.

Different countries with their respective experiences have chosen different means to come to terms with their past.

Such a possibility did not exist for certification authorities, which were normally unaware of the terms of the transactions carried out by their clients.

The clear expression of specific duties in ad valorem terms would substantially facilitate the evaluation of their incidence on prices and trade in the countries concerned and by their trading partners.

The military service is completed in terms specified by law.

1985 and 1993, by region Terms of trade in 1993

It actually exaggerates their separateness of representation, in multi dimensional neuronal representational terms.

People wanted to know what their government was getting in terms of revenue.

Least developed countries will have priority in the assistance provided by UNCTAD the intention is to increase incrementally their share in absolute and relative terms.

As noted by the Secretary General, important progress has been made in terms of advocacy and in terms of norm development.

The International Court of Justice has, on several occasions, accepted that this process may be permissible where the parties insert provisions into their treaty which by their terms or nature contemplate evolution.

Indeed, the Middle East s deepening problems may impose a sense of restraint in Russia and China by forcing them to calculate not in terms of their global nuisance value vis à vis the West, but in terms of their ability to make a positive and stabilizing contribution to the world order.

At another level, education is viewed by women as giving them an advantage in terms of security and strength for their personal, family and social relations.

Under the terms of that resolution, assistance provided by the Secretary General is to be rendered in agreement with Governments on the basis of their requests.

In particular, small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) were the main contributors to national economies in terms of production and employment, and UNCTAD worked to improve their competitiveness by enhancing their productive capacity.

(b) The CST should review and endorse the proposal regarding terms and their definitions.

This section evaluates these policies in terms of their implications for accumulation and growth.

LDCs should be enabled to achieve accession on terms consistent with their LDC status.

Each of these groups are seen in terms of their households, not as individuals.

He combines these individual symbols in terms of their meaning to create a message.

In dollar terms, import and export of services increase by 16.4 .

E. Terms, conditions and financial criteria employed by multilateral lending institutions

Members are elected for terms of six years by universal suffrage.

By the terms of the Geneva Convention, I'm entitled to one!