All knowledge derives from the senses.

Dancer derives no particular feeling from it.

This goal derives from the overall thrust of the following

Most of the Office s income derives from project implementation services.

In conclusion, I reaffirm that global stability derives from regional stability.

I think the fighting spirit of the 701st derives from it.

Manhattan Island derives its name from its earliest inhabitants the Manhattan Indians.

Of that amount, 112,000 derives from import taxes , 308,000 from export taxes and 57,000 from berth taxes .

And the hopeful response derives from recognizing that Islam and democracy are technologies.

Their authority derives from the UNU governing Council and their functions are mostly advisory.

As a big family with 191 members, the United Nations derives its strength from unity.

The special accounts for programme support costs are shown separately from the extrabudgetary funds from which their income derives.

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quot The distribution of income in the modern economy derives ultimately from the distribution of power.

(i) The University derives its income from two sources income from an Endowment Fund and contributions to the Operating Funds

The will for change derives from respect for human values, no matter how hard the path looks.

The CD derives its legitimacy from the assumption that it is a universal and representative negotiating body.

21. The jurisdiction of the procuratorates derives from their general mandate of monitoring the application of laws.

International cooperation for development is more than ever acknowledged as a necessity that derives from recognized mutual interest.

The word tsunami is a term that derives from an old Japanese word meaning harbour waves or port waves .

A further source of difficulty derives from the fact that the limits of the category are to some extent uncertain.

Thus the right to a remedy, which broadly speaking exists in all countries, derives from international, regional and national sources.

The source principle binds the primary right to taxation to the territory of the country from which the income emanates derives.

The Juba Valley Alliance currently controls the Kismaayo seaport and derives revenue of approximately 500,000 per month from the port operations.

15.1 The mandate of the programme derives from Economic and Social Council resolution 37 (IV) and 414 (XIII), which established ESCAP.

This offence is provided for in article 24 bis of the 1881 Act and derives from the Act of 13 July 1990.

The lack of attention paid to illegal actions by such individuals derives to a large extent from gaps in national and international regulation.

(ii) In the financial statements of the Organization, the special account for programme support costs is shown separately from the inter organization funds, from which its income derives

After a long term exploration, we have found that the firm confidence in China's modernization derives from the spiritual gene of the Chinese nation.

It derives from a requirement pursuant to the Agency's statute and the 1957 Agreement governing the relationship between the Agency and the United Nations.

The historic decision taken by heads of State and Government last June in Doha to create a development fund derives from the same impetus.

The state of paralysis at all levels of the Burundi justice system also derives in particular from the lack of trained or qualified personnel.

9.103 The service derives its mandate from the Secretary General's track two reform agenda, specifically the instruction to create an electronic United Nations through expansion and innovation in the area of information technology and its application to the core functions of the Organization.

20. The focus of UNDP s cooperation programmes derives from the mandates of its Executive Board and from consultations with national Governments and relevant institutions namely, the CARICOM and OECS secretariats.

UNDP also has particular responsibilities for example, in regard to the MDGs from which it derives the obligation and the opportunity to promote gender equality.

The United Nations as a whole derives its mandate to work with civil society from the Charter itself and its opening words We, the peoples... .

8. The authority of the Secretary General to appoint staff derives from Article 101, paragraph 1, of the Charter of the United Nations, which states

The Group faces a dilemma in regard to the long standing contention by the Kampala authorities that much of the Ugandan gold derives from domestic mining.

Its effectiveness derives from its small scale, grant funded capital investment mandate, its strong technical expertise, and a proven approach its signature Local Development Programme (LDP).

Its core essence derives from the fact that the dignity of all men and women as persons has pre eminence over the State and all ideological systems.

This call derives its legitimacy from the spirit and content of the Security Council ministerial level meeting held on 25 September to discuss the current situation in Africa.

Any person who derives a share in any form whatsoever of the proceeds of the prostitution of others or receives payments from a person who habitually engages in prostitution

With respect to the practice in some countries, the authority for the imposition and execution of the punishment derives from legislation or executive decree having the force of legislation.

Part of the pleasure we receive from them derives from a feeling that our status is rising relative to that of our peers. The information age has not only provided us with new entertainment options it has opened new vistas into our neighbors lifestyles and what we have noticed is that some of them are getting much, much richer.

A further indication that such an agreement exists derives from an intercepted phone call between Mr. Ghazali and Mr. Hariri that took place on 3 August 2004, at 1030 hours