Taking advantage of your niece!

Taking advantage? It's inevitable, gentlemen.

2. Taking advantage of the Internet

Taking advantage of a man's trust.

Taking advantage of information and communication technology

Taking advantage on my daughters? You good boy it's late.

For taking sexual advantage of feebleminded women... in the ladies' ward.

It is a question of blackmailing some sectors of the membership and taking undue advantage of their vital needs.

Inter firm cooperation is undertaken for a variety of purposes sharing know how, joint action, building technological capacities, taking advantage of local marketing skills, decentralizing to be closer to local markets, building user supplier networks, and taking advantage of knowledge spillovers through spatial proximity.

I don't want you to think I'm taking advantage of you in this but the first requirement is an excellent physical condition.

Karadzic in particular is fully aware of the unorganized way in which the international community is proceeding against him, and he is taking full advantage of it.

We babies put up with anything for a toy. It's not fair, taking advantage of this.

UNDP and UNCDF will jointly explore ways of taking advantage of the synergy between the two organizations.

This refers to such issues as not taking advantage of weak law enforcement, anticompetitive practices and corruption.

Taking advantage of a kid, twisting her words, making her say what he wanted her to say.

It must promote efficient exchanges of know how and resources between developing countries, taking advantage of production synergies.

I was on a bus with a friend when suddenly, taking advantage of the crowd, somebody touched me.

But the rules and structure governing the world economy prevented those countries from taking maximum advantage of such effects.

Such a characterization should prevent the perpetrators of these violations from taking advantage of the impunity afforded them today.

However, taking full advantage of export opportunities continues to be hampered by market access barriers and supply side constraints.

Print, radio and video production will be geared towards taking optimum advantage of the multimedia capacity of the Internet.

Currently there are over 20 members in the United Nations system taking advantage of these volume driven subscription rates.

Regarding the Israeli Palestinian conflict, it is important that, taking advantage of the current positive momentum, we hold serious negotiations aimed at reaching bilateral and multilateral agreements.

It was stated that progress in the work programme on small economies is important, as the countries concerned face particular challenges in taking advantage of world trade.

This is a major comparative advantage.

So far, disaster management activities had been taking advantage of existing technologies to support multiple types of user and application.

Nevertheless, taking advantage of the said achievements, we must not overlook the sources of persistent tension in other geographical areas.

Programmes such as the CyberSchoolBus and others, taking advantage of new information technologies, should be developed on a continuous basis.

Now, the social difference among farmers is getting more acute, because the most powerful families are taking advantage of the more vulnerable ones, usually the returnees, whose labor power is rather cheap.

A further advantage is their public nature.

Meanwhile, in 2001, taking advantage of the USPTO s slow response, Proctor sued 16 small seed companies in Colorado for patent infringement.

The Secretariat should explore ways of taking advantage of the capacities of that Department and report its findings to the Committee.

Taking advantage of available technology, the publication production and distribution functions will be integrated and outsourced as needed to maximize outputs.

The removal of satellites after the end of their operational lifetime can be optimized by taking advantage of the natural perturbations.

Thus encouraged, they stopped at no form of exploitation, taking advantage to develop their own countries and to enrich their peoples.

For its part, UNCTAD should pursue its policy research and analysis, taking advantage of its well demonstrated expertise in this area.

After hundreds of prisoners in Palu broke the prison taking advantage of the occasion that the prison collapsed in the earthquake, hundreds of prisoners in Donggala escaped from the prison taking advantage of the chaos in the earthquake, and some prisoners even set fire to make troubles in the detention centers.

It is to your advantage to join us.

The advantage to the cargo interests is obvious.

The principle of mutual advantage is sufficiently obvious.

These projects, if undertaken independently, would be prohibitively expensive, and therefore, the organizations are jointly committed to taking advantage of this opportunity.

Taking advantage of that momentum requires innovative action, consensus among all international actors, steady cooperation, perseverance and a well defined common strategy.

Tourism enterprises in developing countries, particularly SMEs, face challenges in taking full advantage of opportunities because of their slow adoption of ICTs.

Telephone operators emerged in rural areas taking advantage of the telephone connection providing services to customers and creating employment opportunity for others.

A number of health companies are developing global strategies to penetrate foreign markets, taking advantage of promotional mechanisms implemented by their Governments.