Does that correspond?

applied to him should not correspond to the minimum contributions for his group.

Your words must correspond with your actions.

Does your mindset correspond to my dataset?

Such talk does not correspond to the facts.

The bright stars correspond to little daggers on the rete.

The data indicate that Venusian areas of high gravity correspond to areas of high elevation, in contrast to the situation on Earth, where mountain ranges correspond to gravitational lows.

And the bubbles correspond to popularity as regards to Google hits.

The chapter numbers correspond to the respective items of the agenda.

Those strategies have to be well designed and correspond to local realities.

The pay received did not correspond to the level of remuneration for overtime hours set by collective agreement, or even to the level for regular hours.

Interestingly, it seemed to correspond more or less to Jung's four subdivisions of human thought.

The ecliptic, which is the path of the sun, moon, and planets correspond to an offset circle.

An object with properties that correspond to the fetched row, or FALSE if there are no more rows.

The reform should correspond to today's challenges in order to address them in a legitimate and effective way.

Returns an object with properties that correspond to the fetched row, or FALSE if there are no more rows.

So all of those colored lines correspond to bunches of axons, the fibers that join cell bodies to synapses.

The Island's authorities have resolved to enact provisions in domestic law which correspond to the provisions and the timescale for implementation of the EU Regulation implementing Special Recommendation VII.

The need for rotation and placement of staff does in some limited cases result in staff members being assigned to posts that do not correspond to their personal grades.

Second, the Chinese production mix does not correspond to domestic demand, and investment in long products has outpaced demand growth.

(f) To adopt, on a regular basis, a biennial cycle of meetings which would correspond to the programme budget cycle, for better administrative control (Council decision 281 (LXIII), para. (b))

Mindful that the level of the support account should broadly correspond to the mandate, number, size and complexity of peacekeeping missions,

Denmark believes in a strong United Nations, a United Nations where decisions correspond to the opinions and desires of the membership.

Iraq further states that the predicted estimates, using the OSCAR model, did not correspond to observed information of oil slick trajectories.

The paragraphs cited in the annex of the present document correspond to those contained in document A 59 5 Add.7.

Cultural and natural heritage, educational, health or wellness and medical tourism are becoming fundamental drivers for choosing a destination and correspond to what is being offered in destinations in developing countries.

The program allows interactive searching of a database to find and identify image frames which correspond to a geographic region of interest.

If called without the optional parameter opt an assoctive array is returned with the following array elements which correspond to opt options

The wording of the draft guideline should also be revised because the chapeau did not entirely correspond to the provisions that followed.

(3) To a large extent, the four articles included in the present Chapter correspond, in their substance and wording, to articles 12 to 15 on responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts.

The guarantees correspond in content to the requirements of the Special Rapporteur (see paragraph 4.10 above), while a monitoring mechanism was put into place and has been functioning for almost two years.

And the goals from the perspective of Muslims are, in principle, peace, justice and equality, but on terms that correspond to traditional Muslim teachings.

In my theory, language evolves in such a way that sounds match, correspond with, the subjective, with the personal, intuitive experience of the listener.

Of the total number of cases reported, 86 per cent correspond to cases of AIDS, while only 14 per cent are of HIV cases.

Thus, the FFM's conclusions on the number of settlers do not precisely correspond with population figures provided by the local authorities, which were higher.

4.5 Fourthly, the State party argues that the authors' claims are not supported by, or do not correspond to, rights protected under the Covenant.

The numbers and contents of articles correspond to those in the draft text proposed by the Chair in document A AC.265 2006 1.

(2) The cantons may, however, correspond directly with subordinate authorities and officials of a foreign State with respect to the matters mentioned in Article 9.

The amount of marble used for renovation seemed excessive, and the understanding of what constitutes luxury appeared to correspond to the standards of a Holiday Inn. The American s excited Russian hosts asked him constantly for his opinion of the palace.

Although those proposals have different approaches, there are also important points of convergence that we believe should serve as a basis for seeking consensus solutions that will correspond to the best interests of all Member States.

That would correspond to about 50 megabytes of data, which is small when you think about the data we can handle today just on normal mobile devices.

Mr. Vohidov (Uzbekistan) said that the assertion that Uzbekistan showed no willingness to cooperate with the international community on human rights issues did not correspond to reality.

It was not always easy to find out which series in the MDG Indicators Database correspond to different indicators in the tables produced by the Statistics Division.

Firstly, because the decision of the court of first instance did not correspond to the request made, since the father had sought custody of the two children for himself, whereas the court granted custody to the paternal grandparents.

And it turns out that the less frequent arghs are, of course, the ones that correspond to things that are more frustrating except, oddly, in the early 80s.