Familiarity Polysemy Count

Enough familiarity. Come, dear.

Give me novelty, give me familiarity.

Familiarity destroys and trumps fear. Try it.

You can feel the familiarity of all beings.

In many cases, States with greater familiarity with and understanding of specific situations are small and medium sized countries, where there is greater geographical and cultural closeness and affinity.

(e) Other skills familiarity with the documents production system

having a professional knowledge and familiarity with local language, laws and customs

With his knowledge of mechanics and her familiarity with the victims' habits,

In this respect, TNCs from the South can use their familiarity with the local business environment, geographical proximity and ethnic and cultural ties to leverage their competitive edge in other developing countries (Aykut and Ratha, 2004).

And these are everyday conventions, conventions that are so obvious that we are blinded by their familiarity.

In addition, 782 staff members completed an electronic self learning course to increase familiarity with programme procedures.

However, capacity building requires a literate population and familiarity with the tools and techniques of technology assessment.

I liked the kiss very much. It was the other little familiarity that I felt obliged to discourage.

This one was actually around the playing cards I got yesterday, but it had a certain familiarity to it.

And the temporal lobe hallucinations are all sense hallucinations, full of feeling, full of familiarity, located in space and time, coherent, dramatic.

As with intra firm growth patterns, developing country FDI typically makes use of product specific knowledge or familiarity with markets and regulations.

Five week visit to United States of America, under the auspices of Crossroads Africa, 1984, to gain familiarity with its judicial institutions.

21. These are all important requirements conducive to closer familiarity with the phenomena of the sale of children, child pornography and child prostitution.

This increase in familiarity and experience is particularly important for SMEs since they tend to have limited experience of different business cultures and practices.

Consequently, the fundamental issue is that of thorough familiarity with the market which is suffering from domination, and identification of the dominant position itself.

Programme staff and policy advisors Competence in gender and development, and in sector specific gender analysis familiarity with using gender analytical, planning and monitoring tools.

He was certain that Mr. Yumkella's familiarity with the Organization's work at Headquarters and in the field would enable him to be effective in the post.

However, the law does not add any value to this lack of familiarity by introducing a general reliability requirement such as paragraph 3 (b) of article 9.

Enhancement of respect for cultural diversity and cultural heritage.

(b) The democracy, governance and participation project (RER 94 001), which, in spite of the lack of familiarity within the region with these concepts, was judged very positively

Such capacity building includes seminars and workshops aimed at strengthening their knowledge in areas such as international humanitarian law and criminal law and their familiarity with the Tribunal's jurisprudence.

Cultural life

Cultural Survival

Cultural Heritage

Cultural norms

Communicación Cultural

Cultural policy

Cultural Organization

It was noted that cultural exchanges nourish and develop cultural diversity and cultural identity they also combat misunderstanding and prevent extremism.

The seminar also focused on increasing familiarity with and promoting greater participation in the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and the United Nations Standardized Instrument for Reporting Military Expenditures.

216. It was widely felt in the Commission that, as currently drafted, the text presupposed a certain degree of familiarity of enacting States with the concept of incorporation by reference.

Actually, that overwhelming similarity between human and chimpanzee DNA is a product of two cultural facts our familiarity with the chimpanzee s body, and our unfamiliarity with DNA. After all, when the chimpanzee itself was new and interesting (in the 1700 s), contemporary scholars commonly judged it to be overwhelmingly similar to the human form so much so, that it was commonly classified as a variant of humans.

On one hand, populations and community based organizations often have a greater familiarity with and understanding of local needs, priorities and constraints that can affect the successful implementation of policy measures.

11.3 Cultural rights

Popular cultural centres

(f) Cultural development

(i) Cultural development

Central Cultural Fund

Hindu Cultural Fund