The secretariat is of the view that all such records would be clearly defined, indexed and labelled, and would be readily retrievable using the computer application developed by UNCC.

Provide other names or synonyms by which the substance or mixture is labelled or commonly known, if applicable.

International peace and security are fragile, and what has been labelled as clashes among cultures and interests has become a tangible conflict.

Additional numbers of political figures joined what later became labelled the opposition , which mainly called for a review of Syrian Lebanese relations.

The fish caught were processed and packed in boxes labelled produce of Kenya and were alleged to be illegally destined for the international market.

This has now been installed and, with the exception of one or two offices remaining to be labelled, a complete count has been performed.

The situation had been made worse by the attitudes displayed by the authorities of those countries towards national minorities, whose members were labelled occupiers .

The aim was to disseminate international refugee law and to promote the protection of rights, after ensuring the quality and consistency of UNHCR labelled publications.

The new kit, labelled A creative approach to environmental education in drylands and highlands , will be targeted at primary and secondary schools in dryland and mountainous countries.

The new kit labelled A creative approach to environmental education in drylands and highlands will be targeted at primary and secondary schools in dryland and mountainous countries.

Speak clearly.

The group of four draft resolution has been labelled divisive. Presumably, States have to take sides during a vote at some stage, even though we know we are not necessarily creating a precedent.

We clearly can.

Say it clearly.

I remember it clearly.

Eighteen minutes, clearly impossible.

Express your idea clearly.

He was clearly embarrassed.

Clearly you are mistaken.

Please speak more clearly.

We were clearly misguided

We were clearly misguided

(e) Parts of a pickup truck were brought to the scene by members of the security services, some time after the incident, and were placed in the crater and subsequently photographed and labelled as evidence

Say Have you thought of what God has sent you for food, of which you have labelled some as lawful and some forbidden? And ask Has God commanded this, or you are imputing lies to God?

Say Have you thought of what God has sent you for food, of which you have labelled some as lawful and some forbidden? And ask Has God commanded this, or you are imputing lies to God?

But it clearly cools down.

This clearly was helping people.

It's clearly undisturbed by us.

That's clearly enjoyable for myself.

Things are not clearly defined.

I'm clearly missing something here.

There is clearly a problem.

I called to them clearly,

I called to them clearly,

The situation is clearly unsustainable.

Clearly, the world has changed.

Clearly, peacebuilding is not easy.

However, when such acts take place during peacetime or an emergency not involving hostilities, as is frequently the case, they simply do not constitute war crimes, and their perpetrators should not be labelled, tried or targeted as combatants.

The international community should be especially vigilant in its review of any State's limitations on these rights, or the detention or prosecution of any person charged for membership or association with a group labelled terrorist by a State.

The risks that children and young people faced simply to get to schools or universities, and the general restrictions on movement, were affecting their academic achievements those labelled as activists were no longer given permission to study abroad.

So clearly there is some effect.

The data shows this very clearly.

Clearly we don't have 10 planets.

And it's clearly just a model.

But it clearly admits some exceptions.