Independent undertakings

Section VI Undertakings

3430 Price undertakings

3530 Price undertakings

(j) Increased number of active partnerships (materialized in joint undertakings) with national and international research institutes departments (baseline 13 joint undertakings in 2005).

(3) Enterprises controlled or actually controlled by a securities firm

So, it's controlled.

(a) Controlled delivery?

Problematic issues related to the financing of such undertakings are frequently unresolved.

Those undertakings would be continued through the New Asian African Strategic Partnership.

I urge the Government to stand by its undertakings in this regard.

They are more controlled.

It's called thought controlled computing.

It is not remote controlled.

We have as our theme for the General Assembly implementation of our summit undertakings.

They also mention the need to encourage the establishment of small animal breeding undertakings.

Decides that, when proposing names for the Consolidated List, States shall act in accordance with paragraph 17 of resolution 1526 (2004) and henceforth also shall provide to the Committee a statement of case describing the basis of the proposal and further encourages States to identify any undertakings and entities owned or controlled, directly or indirectly, by the proposed subject

MIDI controlled, software synthesizer using JACK

That was not a controlled descent.

Is access to port facilities controlled?

Is access to port facilities controlled?

The European Union has supranational competition rules (relating to RBPs, to public undertakings and undertakings granted special or exclusive rights and to subsidies), which are linked by the Treaty of Rome to the fundamental objective of establishing a common market.

Conduct directed or controlled by a State

It does an equilibrium glide. Highly controlled.

Review of controlled sources of ionizing radiation

The valley was a Palestinian controlled area.

The UK has the powers to control the transhipment of controlled goods and, in respect of WMD, non controlled goods through the UK.

Controlled substance a substance the use of which is controlled for health or environmental reasons, pursuant to a declaration by the competent body

The genetically controlled studies have some sobering results.

They're controlled by different parts of the brain.

The prosecutor for matters involving controlled substances charged Francisco Cortés Aguilar, Claudio Ramírez Cuevas and Carmelo Peñaranda Rosas with the crime of trafficking in controlled substances.

I was placed in a pretty strictly controlled environment.

And this ballet is controlled by this lady here.

I ate really small controlled portions throughout the day.

Adjustments relating to the controlled substance in Annex E

Application of the convention's terms to letters of credit, direct demand guarantees and similar undertakings needs to be adjusted.

It is unfortunate that the necessary political will to build on previous undertakings and commitments could not be mustered.

Failed states have no legitimized, democratically controlled use of force.

Moreover, United Nations and associated personnel participated in undertakings that had grave security consequences which the Convention did not address.

However, the maintenance of the ceasefire regime will ultimately depend on a recommitment of the parties to their ceasefire undertakings.

Those are only a few but important elements that I believe we need to address in our future undertakings as well.

Verification of disarmament progress is required to provide the necessary confidence to all parties that disarmament undertakings are actually being implemented.

CD members might also explore and evaluate various ideas for complementary action involving political commitments or undertakings relating to space security.

The attitude of the satellite can be controlled within 1 milliradian.

Automatic behavior skilled behavior is subconscious, controlled by the behavioral side.