I hope you all enjoyed our hospitality and the humble facilities that the Government and people of Kenya put at your disposal.

My car is at your disposal.

why, if you are not at Our disposal,

why, if you are not at Our disposal,

As your President I will be at your disposal at any time.

At the same time, new paragraph 3 Section 73 provides that the funds derived from such forfeitures can be utilized to compensate the victims of terrorist crimes rather than being put at the disposal of the State.

To that end, Israel has been honoured to put some of our capabilities and know how about dealing with disasters, gained through bitter experience, at the disposal of those nations struck by the tsunami.

Conduct of organs placed at the disposal of a State by another State

In the authors' opinion, however, a painter who repaints a building indeed has the building at his disposal, and a road paving enterprise has at its disposal the location where the road is being paved.

On the few occasions that such resistance was seemingly overcome, the outcome was gradual and timid change. Consequently, many emerging market economies lost confidence in the pooled insurance that the global system supposedly put at their disposal, especially at times of great need.

The international community has at its disposal a wealth of practical and viable proposals.

They have at their disposal the rules of the Tribunal, which, in particular proceedings, may be amended at their request.

(c) In October 1992 my services were placed at the disposal of the Central Government (Pakistan).

Every organization had at its disposal detailed reports, findings and recommendations, and should act on them.

The resources are therefore at our disposal, and representatives have to make use of those resources.

Rubble is equivalent to 11 years of waste in Iwate prefecture, and 19 years of waste in Miyagi prefecture enormous volumes that exceed these regions disposal capacity. The cost of waste disposal, estimated at 776.7 billion, will be more than double the disposal cost following the Great Hanshin Earthquake.

The position expressed in paragraphs 4.5 and 4.6 of the OECD Commentary (a painter who repaints a building has the building at his disposal, and a road paving enterprise has at its disposal the location where the road is being paved) is accepted by OECD, except for Germany, which made an observation in 2005 and does not accept a place of business at the disposal of the enterprise in this case.

Financial institutions have at their disposal a wealth of useful information emanating from regular business transactions being conducted at any given moment.

A4.3.13.1.4 Discourage sewage disposal.

Sale disposal of property

The Board notes, however, that non expendable property approved for disposal costing 1,882,651 and non expendable property pending approval for disposal costing 16,493 were not disclosed in the financial statements as at 31 December 2004.

The process should then culminate in the democratic decision making at our disposal a vote in this Assembly.

As in previous years, the Conference has at its disposal, during the entire session, 10 meetings per week.

Such placing at the consignee's disposal may be done actually or through documents, such as a delivery order.

Return and disposal of assets

(vi) Waste production and disposal.

(f) Assessment of preventive measures, incentives and disincentives relating to the loss and disposal of fishing gear at sea

1. Expresses its gratitude to the Government of Switzerland for having hosted the first phase of the World Summit on the Information Society in Geneva from 10 to 12 December 2003 and for the support and arrangements put at the disposal of the Summit

We will not do that through small farmers' markets because these people have no small farmers' markets at their disposal.

The Security Council has an array of options at its disposal in responding to threats to international peace and security.

However, the Organization must have the necessary resources at its disposal in order to be more effective and more efficient.

At the moment, sanitation essentially boils down to systems for the disposal of all kinds of solid or liquid waste.

E. Waste disposal and waste management

A4.3.13.1.2 Specify disposal containers and methods.

4. Expresses its deep concern at the scarcity of means at the disposal of the Office of the High Commissioner for the fulfilment of its tasks

We had stories like The Seven League Boots the giant who had these boots, where, once you put them on, with every stride you could cover seven leagues, or 21 miles, a kind of travel completely unimaginable to people without that kind of energy at their disposal.

The conduct of an organ placed at the disposal of a State by another State shall be considered an act of the former State under international law if the organ is acting in the exercise of elements of the governmental authority of the State at whose disposal it is placed.

Each entity also indicated expected outcomes within specific time lines, given its role and functions and the resources at its disposal.

The Council has special responsibilities in this regard and is expected to make judicious use of the powers at its disposal.

And sometimes they have natural trash disposal.

Sanctions are a vital tool at the disposal of the Security Council for dealing preventively with threats to international peace and security.

Illegally imported ODS is sometimes sent back at the expense of the importer, in other cases it is stored for future disposal.

Kazakhstan, which was still coping with the grave effects of the nuclear tests conducted in its territory, underscored the importance of speeding up the ratification and entry into force of CTBT for its part, it had put its seismic control stations at the disposal of the international monitoring system.

In Japan, waste disposal relies mainly on incineration, but use of landfill off the coast made it possible to process the waste more quickly. Even so, disposal of the waste took approximately three years, at a cost to the central government of 324.8 billion.

Disposal of confiscated proceeds of crime or property