They derive a variety of benefits and drinks from them. Will they, then, not give thanks?

They derive a variety of benefits and drinks from them. Will they, then, not give thanks?

He has created cattle for you from them you derive food and clothing and numerous other benefits

He has created cattle for you from them you derive food and clothing and numerous other benefits

In our talks we often spoke of the benefits that Burundi could derive from the creation of the Commission.

Reaffirming the benefits that derive from competition policy for consumers, in the light of the UN Guidelines for Consumer Protection,

The observations should be as precise and practical as possible so that States Parties could derive maximum benefits from them.

4. Many delegations drew attention in their statements to the environmental and development benefits likely to derive from trade liberalization.

And cattle He has created for you (men) from them ye derive warmth, and numerous benefits, and of their (meat) ye eat.

And cattle He has created for you (men) from them ye derive warmth, and numerous benefits, and of their (meat) ye eat.

16. Most studies recognized that the long term benefits that Africa could derive from the Uruguay Round would be outweighed by short term losses.

You can derive many ideas from that.

(b) Increased opportunities for States to derive benefits from the oceans and seas in conformity with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

Mexico did not question the capacity of those officers or the administrative benefits which the Organization could derive from their services, which were provided free of charge.

ITC activities were designed to translate policy and strategy developments into actual business opportunities and to enable the exporting community to derive full benefits from these opportunities.

or take heed and derive benefit from Our warning?

or take heed and derive benefit from Our warning?

(iii) to secure targeted financial and technical assistance, and capacity building programmes for developing countries, which would further enable them to derive optimum benefits from the multilateral trading system

Although the focus of our Government's policies on space is on civil and scientific uses, the scientific benefits we derive from its use are important satellite communication, surveillance, etc.

Although many WTO Members may derive sustainable development benefits from freer trade in EGs, there is a need to identify products of current or potential export interest to developing countries.

The developing countries face a major challenge of strengthening the capabilities of their domestic services to derive full benefits from the implementation of the General Agreement on Trade in Services.

26. It is expected that the programme will facilitate the successful integration of new members into the ASEAN framework so that they can begin to derive full benefits from membership.

As a developing country, India attaches high importance not only to the safety but also to the full utilization of all aspects of the fuel cycle, to derive maximum benefits from it.

From reading good books we can derive pleasure, friendship, experience and instruction.

I would like to congratulate UNCTAD at this first meeting of the Commission on Enterprise, Business Facilitation and Development and to emphasize the benefits which we can all derive from close and active cooperation.

We trust that we will be able to derive maximum benefit from them.

Recognizing that these rights derive from the inherent dignity of the human person,

Some men derive more pleasure from talking of those things than doing them.

The majority of these revenues, however, will derive from portfolios from post conflict post natural disaster countries.

He urged that the commitments made by the international community at that meeting in respect of increased market access for LDCs products be translated into reality so that LDCs could derive tangible benefits from those commitments.

In this regard, we stress the importance of assisting developing countries in capacity building and the development of their services infrastructure, in order to enable them to maximize the benefits they could derive from electronic commerce.

The resources available consequently derive primarily from the core of their regular budget financing.

6. Noting that marketing might be an expensive undertaking, the participants were of the view that enterprises, particularly SMEs from developing countries, might derive benefits from cooperating among themselves through, for example, sharing of information and joint filling of orders to reach exportable volumes.

25. We resolve to encourage greater direct investment, including foreign investment, in developing countries and countries with economies in transition to support their development activities and to enhance the benefits they can derive from such investments. In this regard

ICTs had a role to play in enhancing SME competitiveness and trade facilitation in developing countries, although inequalities persisted among and within countries in terms of access to ICTs and the benefits people were able to derive from them.

And they derive other advantages and drinks from them. Even then they do not offer thanks,

And they derive other advantages and drinks from them. Even then they do not offer thanks,

Full compliance with the Treaty and the obligations that derive from it is of fundamental importance.

Set out below are the key features of the RCF which derive from the lessons above.

Rather, it seems to derive from Guamanians migrating to Hawaii and other states for employment opportunities.4

That articulating centre, that negotiating forum, that multilateral consideration, can only derive from this Conference on Disarmament.

These so called conventional rights derive from an individualistic approach they set their beneficiaries against the State.

It should be noted that international funds derive from increases of official development assistance (ODA) and from developing other innovative financing mechanisms.

We have made the Qur'an easy to derive lessons from. Is there, then, any who will take heed?

We have made the Qur'an easy to derive lessons from. Is there, then, any who will take heed?