Case in point, Einstein.

Africa is a case in point.

The Second Decade was a case in point.

The dowry law was a case in point.

The Niger food crisis is a case in point.

Lack of adequate funding for the existing mechanisms is a case in point.

This point was raised, for instance, in the case of China and some African countries.

Turkey's experience in the aftermath of the Iraq Kuwait conflict is a case in point.

The case descriptions are especially instructive on this point, as is discussed below.

A case in point is the cooperation between the LSU and the National Union of Ghana Students.

A case in point is enhancing the participation of developing countries in the decision making mechanisms of international forums.

Sometimes there is no success like failure. The Doha round is a case in point.

The current crippling impact of continually rising energy costs on our fragile economies is a current case in point.

In any case, the joint services coordinated by the CNCLT Focal Point monitor the issuance and receipt of travel documents.

Recite to them, as a case in point, the story of the people of the town when the Messengers came to them.

Recite to them, as a case in point, the story of the people of the town when the Messengers came to them.

However, the point at issue in that case was the inability of the claimant State to submit evidence showing any injury.

Nevertheless, a point was also made that opt out provisions in multilateral treaties were normally applicable in a general way rather than on a case by case basis.

A case in point was programme 21 of the United Nations medium term plan for 2002 2005 (A 55 6 Rev.1).

Although a step towards the strengthening of counter terrorism measures, Council resolution 1566 (2004) was, in his view, a case in point.

The crucial point in the present case is that minority students and their parents experienced the system quite differently.

The recently concluded Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is a case in point.

A further distinction is that the treatment at the point of expulsion clearly pointed, in the current case, to the future risk of torture.

I mean, our new Islamic galleries are a case in point, opened 10 years, almost to the week, after 9 11.

A case in point is the new MSc. course on Trade Policy Management that will shortly be launched by the University of Dar es Salaam.

But in this case because the interior is free swinging in relation to the sphere, it can stand up on one point.

Indeed, a lot has been said over the past 10 years or so, the Razali paper being just one case in point.

A case in point may be that firms should refrain from abusing any dominant market position that an investment arrangement might offer.

In any case, it is a starting point, although it does not meet all the expectations of a world yearning for stability, progress, justice and peace.

A case in point was the forthcoming fourteenth session of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development, whose agenda included a number of topics relating to major UNIDO activities.

In this case, the character's hands are fixed to a particular point in space, and all we've told the character to do is to struggle.

If this virus was in thousands of individuals at this point, why was it the case that it took us until 1984 to be able to discover this virus?

The report contained in A 60 291 Add.1 was a case in point and OIOS would be taking the matter up with management as a matter of urgency.

The Prosecutor at that time requested the joinder of a large number of accused in one case, at one point asking for the confirmation of a joint indictment for over twenty suspects.

The Prosecutor at that time requested the joinder of a large number of accused in one case, at one point asking for the confirmation of a joint indictment for over twenty suspects.

The point, most of us. What's the point?

The wording of article 3 of the Convention, however, implies that the Committee's examination of the case must focus on the point in time when the complainant was returned to his country of origin.

It is almost beside the point that the economic cost of pursuing a goal of 1.5ºC would be very high. In any case, leaders can t make credible commitments 35 years into the future.

Case in point A couple months ago, if you saw the New York City Marathon, I guarantee you, you saw something that no one has ever seen before.

A case in point was the Commission's decision, at its 795th meeting, to insert the phrase or another means of electronic communication after electronic mail address in draft article 6, paragraph 5.

A case in point was the Second South Summit of the Group of 77, held in Doha in June 2005, which reaffirmed the importance of promoting multifaceted international cooperation between the North and the South.

Now there is a case to be made that control freaks and perfectionists should not get tattoos, and I'm going to return to that point in a few minutes.

That is a point to point replacement of coordination with planning.

The representative of Turkey had expressed concern about 4 of the 16 reports, but he wished to point out that the Board had been unable to express an audit opinion only in the case of UNOPS.

One session focused on quality adjustment and fitness for use issues in the case of rental and leasing services, at which different quality perspectives from the point of view of both producers and consumers were highlighted.