In other secondary schools, education lasts for 4 years, exceptionally for 5 years.

The weather is exceptionally frigid.

The Chinese people are exceptionally hardworking.

Mary is an exceptionally beautiful girl.

The youngest daughter is exceptionally beautiful.

So, in closing, we have all worked exceptionally hard.

Approved the exceptionally requested third year extensions of the second country cooperation frameworks for Chile and Uruguay

Education in a secondary vocational school usually lasts for three years, exceptionally four years, or two years for less complex vocations.

This year 2005 is exceptionally important for Kyrgyzstan and will forever have a place in its centuries old history.

Expectations around the world have again, as in 1946 been exceptionally high.

Only exceptionally could an invalid reservation be considered to be null and void.

Owing to the exceptionally high maternal mortality rates in Afghanistan, UNICEF recently declared a state of acute emergency for the women and children.

MADRID With budgets exceptionally tight in Europe nowadays, worries about European defense have been growing. Paradoxically, however, developments in 2010 offer hope for the future.

Finally, I wish to pay tribute to all UNAMI staff for their hard work and dedication in implementing our mandate, often in exceptionally challenging circumstances.

Accordingly, we deem it exceptionally important that these criteria be agreed upon within an open ended intergovernmental process.

Since 1997, therefore, approximately 3 million per year in assistance to PAPP has been exceptionally and informally allocated from the TRAC 1.1.3 earmarking for countries in special situations.

Given this, the case for compensation in the energy sector is exceptionally weak. Only the makers of highly specialized equipment, perhaps for exploration under Siberian conditions, might have grounds for drawing on the compensation fund.

The Territory also exports honey, which has been found by the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry to be an exceptionally pure product.

The silk worm does a remarkable thing it uses these two ingredients, protein and water, that are in its gland, to make a material that is exceptionally tough for protection so comparable to technical fibers like Kevlar.

The economic logic is compelling removing trade and migration barriers would be an exceptionally wise investment. The real hurdle is getting this message across to politicians and voters.

Notwithstanding the Agency's exceptionally serious financial situation, its activities had wide support, including moral backing. His delegation hoped that the Agency would be afforded financial help as well.

According to the State party, it is exclusively for the courts to decide, in the light of all the circumstances, whether a given amount of narcotics is to be qualified as constituting a small , large or exceptionally large amount.

Exceptionally high vacancy rates in section 10, Least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States, section 11, United Nations Support for the New Partnership for Africa's Development, and section 36, Safety and security, are explained in paragraphs 30 and 31 of the performance report.

Ad hoc review experts shall be selected from those nominated by Parties or, exceptionally and only when the required expertise for the task is not available among them, from the relevant intergovernmental organizations belonging to the UNFCCC roster of experts for specific annual or periodic reviews by the secretariat.

The financial sector s explosive growth over the past two decades has fueled the accumulation of exceptionally large volumes of debt. In the absence of some positive shock such as an acceleration of GDP growth servicing that debt becomes impossible for at least some borrowers.

In its resolution 1990 48 of 25 May 1990, the Council authorized the Commission to meet exceptionally between its regular sessions, provided that a majority of States members of the Commission so agreed.

In defending the Fed s policy, Bernanke had to be careful not to say anything that might overly alarm investors. Indeed, there is already reason enough for them to be nervous after all, the Fed s epic easing of financial conditions must eventually be followed by exceptionally painful tightening.

And the most recent involved a couple of people at MIT, one of them being an exceptionally bright kid who is one of the very few people I would think of who's an authentic genius.

As the incriminated statements were of an exceptionally offensive character, they were not protected by the due regard clause, and there had been a violation of article 4 and consequently article 6 of the Convention.

Growth was exceptionally strong in several large developing countries in Latin America and in South and East Asia, where China and India continued to be the fastest growing economies and dynamic sources of global demand.

Twenty years ago, real short term interest rates were exceptionally high by historical standards because the major central banks of the world wanted to combat what was seen at the time as inaction against spiraling inflation.

I have believed for some months that the Fed should start tightening monetary policy to reduce the risks of financial instability caused by the behavior of investors and lenders in response to the prolonged period of exceptionally low interest rates since the 2008 financial crisis. Events in China are no reason for further delay.

When it comes to preparing for the future, one exceptionally large project lies ahead the energy transition. We all know that we are headed toward a new growth model one that is more sober and sustainable, that depends less on fossil fuels and more on renewable energy sources.

So far, the country has not experienced a debt crisis, and interest rates remain exceptionally low, at around 1 . The reason is obvious Japan has run sizeable current account surpluses for decades, giving it more than sufficient domestic savings to absorb all of its public debt at home.

Development costs have to be passed on in drug prices, which may be exceptionally high when a drug benefits only a relatively small number of patients. Gaucher s disease, for example, is a rare crippling genetic condition that, in its more severe forms, usually killed its victims in childhood.

It can unite Keynesians and supply side advocates proponents of public spending and supporters of private business can stand together. And historically low long term interest rates undoubtedly provide an exceptionally favorable opportunity to finance new ventures.

AMSTERDAM Western Europe s small democracies have, on the whole, been exceptionally fortunate. Freer and richer than almost anywhere else in the world, countries such as Holland, Belgium, and Switzerland would seem to have little to worry about.

Exceptionally, the cantons retain the right to conclude treaties with foreign States concerning matters of public economy, neighbourly relations and police, provided such treaties contain nothing contrary to the Confederation or to the rights of other cantons.

Exceptionally and in a spirit of partnership, UNHCR provided time limited humanitarian assistance in Sri Lanka and Indonesia in coordination with UN Country Teams in response to the December 2004 tsunami and a request by the Secretary General.

After a very slow initial recovery, real GDP began growing at annual rates of more than 4 in the second half of 2013. Consumer spending and business investment continued at that rate in 2014 (except for the first quarter, owing to the weather related effects of an exceptionally harsh winter).

There are many reasons for the underpricing of risk and the rise in leverage. The exceptionally easy monetary policy at the start of the decade contributed to financial investors willingness to buy low quality financial assets in order to get higher yield and to an explosive rise in house prices.

UNHCR explained that the specific entries recorded by an MSRP team member arose from the year end reconciliation process and were exceptionally authorized and performed due to technical constraints, with the explicit consent of the Treasury and Finance Sections.

It is not too late to win back the hearts and minds of the Afghan people. International troops are excelling in an exceptionally hostile environment, but this is not a war that will be won by military means alone.

By contrast, the US, in the face of slow growth, was content to sustain exceptionally high levels of consumption at the expense of personal savings, inflating a massive housing bubble that burst with a very large and deeply disturbing bang.

Calls upon the Secretariat to request immediately that the Secretary General, in the light of the importance and scope of the subject, authorize, exceptionally, the Special Rapporteur to submit her final report with no word limit at its fifty eighth session