The UNU has provided partial or full fellowships to two researchers and one policy maker.

(ii) considers that the exchange of property in partial or full payment for the replacement equipment or supplies is in the best interests of the Tribunal

The University for All Program (PROUNI) guarantees a fiscal incentive for private universities if they offer partial or full scholarships to students graduating from the public school system.

For now, only rough, partial or sector specific assessment exists.

A citizen's full or partial waiver of legal capacity and other acts aimed at limiting legal capacity are null and void, except in cases in which such acts are allowed by law.

The Supreme Court concluded that the CKREE subject with its partial exemption clause is in full compliance with international human rights.

(b) Where the act causes total or partial destruction of an occupied building

In November 1994, MEC established the University for All Program (PROUNI), to grant full or partial scholarships of 50 and 25 for students in bachelor's level programs and other specific educational programs, in profit or non profit private, higher level education institutions.

Finally, the State party notes that the Committee did not object to a partial exemption scheme, nor supported the authors' claims for a full exemption.

Changes cannot be partial or superficial and must not merely satisfy the hegemonistic ambitions of a few.

8.6 The authors did not avail themselves of the possibility of applying for partial exemption their cases concern applications for full exemption from the CKREE subject.

In the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the period 1991 2000, a total of 507 orphans were adopted 420 in full adoption and 87 partial adoption.

It's a partial differential equation.

10.5 On the State party's claim that they did not exhaust domestic remedies because they did not apply for partial exemption, the authors submit that two of them actually applied for partial exemption but that they reverted to an application for full exemption when they realized that the partial exemption arrangement did not protect their children from religious influence, and was perceived by them and the children to be stigmatizing.

Accordingly, the authors claim that their right to full exemption is protected by the Covenant, and the State party's argument that they should have applied for partial exemption is dismissed as irrelevant.

This performs a partial request for a URI.

Reality has shown that partial measures are useless.

This is done either by redefining the sector subsector to which a commitment applies or by going from one partial commitment to another one.

As a general rule, the exclusion of the provisions of the relevant treaty was complete and in exceptional cases, it was partial, or optional.

My partial disagreement is based on the considerations below.

On the contrary, concentrating solely or heavily on, for example, the movement and transportation element may prove in many cases to be a partial approach.

Or maybe they're full of champagne glasses or skydiving equipment.

But I considered it a partial success, to be honest.

We're talking about books on hyper geometric partial differential equations.

In fact, looking exclusively at the superficial symptoms of physical security and the prevention of terrorism or violence provides at best a partial, short term solution.

14.4 The second question to be examined thus is whether the partial exemption arrangements and other avenues provide for non discriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents or guardians .

The participating States also agreed on the following time lines for the submission of data to the Centre 31 December 2004 partial submission 31 March 2005 full submission 1 May 2005 posting of report by the Centre.

A partial exemption was granted in accordance with the new law.

However, the Group was pleased to note that 38 Member States, including six of the least developed countries, had made full payments and that 42 Member States, including five of the least developed countries, had made partial payments.

The Committee noted the information provided by the Government regarding girl's partial or total exemption from school fees and the programmes to increase the enrolment rate of girls.

So even with partial subsidy, three dollars is still not the full cost of a bed net, and now you only have 20 percent of the people with the bed nets, you lose the health immunity, that's not great.

or by the moon when it is full,

or by the moon when it is full,

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Such violation, however, could have been avoided by applications for partial exemption.

As the eurozone experience proves, sustaining a monetary union requires banking, fiscal, and full economic union. And, once members give up their sovereignty over fiscal, banking, and economic affairs, they may eventually need a partial political union to ensure democratic legitimacy.

A partial list of these tools is maintained at PHP Editor 's List.

And I really loved this idea of the partial glimpse into somebody's life.

Nevertheless, in spite of that only partial success, we have achieved a lot.

Stating that the West Bank checkpoints were sources of humiliation was also partial.

To the author, this further confirms that the judge was partial and prejudiced.

4.2 Subsequently, Maria attended segments of the tutoring under the partial exemption arrangement.

Specific initiatives to support water and sanitation investments could also be considered, such as partial capital grants or loans to municipalities for investing in sewerage and waste water treatment facilities.

However, besides demographic destruction, the war also changed radically the situation of the housing sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with partial or complete destruction of 451,900 housing units, of which 80 per cent were devastated or seriously damaged.

Are ye not then partial in yourselves, and are become judges of evil thoughts?