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Pulling out of the netherworld , however, has another connotation.

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(a) Descriptive studies and diagnoses of imprisoned youths

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140. Serious crimes with a political connotation, including assassinations, have still not been clarified.

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We could be as descriptive as possible and go into the details.

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All proposals which are still in a descriptive form appear in italics.

Whether it represents just the facts or is descriptive is open to question.

It had eventually been decided to take a descriptive rather than a normative approach.

Either we embark on a factual approach or we embark on a descriptive approach.

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When I say descriptive, that translates more into explaining the course of events that took place.

Local, descriptive studies attribute a variety of illnesses, including cancer, to the radiation that followed the tests.

And she wrote a sort of descriptive set of what it felt like to have had this anxiety.

Therefore, China proposes the replacement of those technical parameters in the Best Practices with stipulation in descriptive language.

It lacks the strong connotation that there's definitely no God, and it could therefore easily be embraced by teapot or tooth fairy agnostics.

The survey will provide exhaustive descriptive and analytical data that will make possible an overall review of the phenomenon.

For unmarried girls traditional norms of virginity are prevalent, meaning they cannot carry a condom because of the connotation they are easy to get .

Instead of producing a mainly descriptive regional report, the emphasis was to be placed on a criminologically informed policy analysis.

Now, this gives a real meaning to the term blind faith, which doesn't have the same negative connotation for me that it does for other people.

268. While appreciation was expressed for the report, the view was expressed that it was too descriptive and not sufficiently analytical.

1. In accordance with paragraphs 9.1.3, 9.1.4, 9.1.5 and 9.1.6 of the Guidelines, the submission shall contain three separate parts an executive summary, a main analytical and descriptive part (main body), and a part containing all data referred to in the analytical and descriptive part (supporting scientific and technical data).

It was agreed that the language to be used should avoid the negative connotation referred to and that it should be readily understood in different legal systems.

Explanations of these descriptive titles and references to the pertinent provisions under the Kyoto Protocol are provided under the relevant table below.

First, it should contain a substantive, analytical and descriptive part reflecting accurately the activities of the Council in the year under review.

45. Thus, globalization while a convenient shorthand, as it were, for certain trends in the global economy is simply a descriptive term.

The correction in US policy actually extends even to terminology. American diplomats have now abandoned the term pivot altogether, owing to its military connotation, in favor of rebalancing.

OIOS believes that there is more to gain from explicitly acknowledging the vital importance of intelligence for successful peacekeeping than from continuing to maintain this term's negative connotation.

It was pointed out that the word quot insolvency quot , which was given a broad meaning in the draft Model Provisions, had a narrower connotation in some languages.

It was suggested that it would be preferable to delete paragraph (3) and replace it with a descriptive definition of verification of signatures.

In the light of staff concerns over the negative connotation carried by the term, however, it was agreed to review its use at the time of the next review.

The term validity , at least in its Russian connotation, was not the most felicitous one for defining the nature of reservations that could be made in accordance with international law.

We support the use of the term armed conflicts and reject the term hostilities since the former has a firmly established and clearly defined legal connotation in international humanitarian law.

It was considered particularly appropriate that the draft principles should be recommendatory, for they were innovative rather than descriptive of current law or State practice.

Financial information is given fuller and more detailed treatment than in previous reports, owing to the greater number of project lists and descriptive fact sheets.

Using hold in this way is both completely conventional and deeply misleading. In any other common English language usage, hold is an active verb or a noun with a similar connotation.

Mr. Shamaa (Egypt) I would just like to reiterate once again that we should decide if the course of reporting is to be factual or descriptive.