Existing Prospective

Producing and using ICTs to social and economic advantage

(a) Proceeds of crime means any economic advantage from criminal offences.

Registration of prospective local vendors

(b) Prospective inauguration date. 1998.

(b) Prospective inauguration date. 1998

At stake is not just an economic calculation, but also a judgment about the outlook of the single currency itself. For many, the benefits of membership have diminished since the financial crisis, and prospective members, such as Poland, can derive maximum advantage from joining only if they are clear about the economic conditions that must first prevail in their own countries.

Other factors Development context (present and prospective)

You're no prospective customer. You can't afford this car.

Syria has the advantage of a strong overall economic framework as a result of the oil boom that made way for significant economic growth.

At the conclusion of the first three month period, a progress review should be conducted to evaluate the economic, technical and operational feasibility of the prospective system.

The stake may be land, or political power, or economic benefit, anything which brings about a certain advantage.

5. The Secretary General s proposal is intended to be prospective.

Well, as a detective to a prospective client, uh, no.

And he used them to check on prospective gang members.

Marriage is contracted on the mutual desire of the prospective spouses.

You should take advantage of that. Take advantage of it?

Mutual advantage

The theme was The future of competition A prospective on electronic commerce .

64. The Special Representative would note two prospective events in this regard.

(e) Ensure that prospective bidders have sufficient time to respond (para. 94)

Now, now, that's not the way to talk to a prospective customer.

As a prospective client to a detective, let me ask you a question.

That observation should not, however, overshadow fundamental economic insights specifically, that trade and the location of production are determined by comparative, not absolute, advantage. A country will always have a comparative advantage in something but that something changes.

UNCDF comparative advantage

Advantage, Mr. Reynolds.

Advantage, Mr. Haines.

People take advantage.

Those project portfolios would be submitted at a meeting of representatives of the six Governments with prospective donors, to be arranged by the Department for Economic and Social Affairs in conjunction with UNDP.

Initial meetings have been held with representatives of various donor and prospective donor countries.

The Committee had authorized the Chairman to meet and consult with the prospective providers.

It was also implementing a special programme aimed at preventing anaemia in prospective mothers.

Accordingly, no provision in this regard should be included in a prospective arrest convention.

Given that luxury goods provide individuals with a competitive advantage, higher luxury goods sales could indicate a brighter economic future for a country.

It is thought that many asylum seekers, described as economic refugees , sought to take advantage of this constitutional provision to settle in Germany.

In order to take advantage of regionalism, multilateral economic and trade institutions must have the capacity to accommodate regional arrangements in their structures.

5. Proceeds from crime means any economic advantage accruing from criminal offences committed within the framework of in relation with a criminal organization.

Take advantage of me?

He'll have the advantage.

Because you took advantage...

Because you took advantage...

With more prospective job opportunities requiring languages, these skills are essential in a globalised world.

(a) The competence of the prospective couple and, if they are adults, their mutual consent.

This is in order to protect her rights, provided that the prospective husband is eligible.

Interested delegations had an opportunity to meet with five prospective providers of health care services.