Things that modify nouns (adjective, or adjectival equivalent).

You have to put an adjective after 不够.

In this case, the adjective goes before the noun.

(b) Passing the following qualifying tests

And in the worship of my church, the most frequently used adjective about God is almighty.

He came within about a second of qualifying.

The qualifying criteria for in grade increases to the long service step are as follows

The qualifying criteria for in grade increases to the long service step are as follows

However, the Model Law on Electronic Commerce does not define the adjective electronic itself, again approaching the question of electronic communications from a functional standpoint.

Reversing a former position, Egypt concluded an agreement with the United States concerning Qualifying Industrial Zones (QIZs).

Now if Bill Clinton had said, Well, to tell you the truth ... or Richard Nixon's favorite, In all candor ... he would have been a dead giveaway for any liespotter than knows that qualifying language, as it's called, qualifying language like that, further discredits the subject.

His application was refused because he had not made the required contributions to the CPP for the minimum qualifying period.

The expression major part (sub. 73(2) of the Charter of the French Language) must be read down the adjective major must receive a qualitative as opposed to a quantitative interpretation.

The court stated that The qualifying circumstances of minority and relationship that would warrant imposition of the death penalty were specifically alleged and proven.

This is performed through identifying conversion agents in the community and qualifying women's forums for leadership, working towards the advancement of the status of women.

(f) In exceptional circumstances, a staff member may be granted advanced home leave provided that, in the case of the first home leave, not less than 12 months of qualifying service has been completed and that, in the case of subsequent home leaves, not less than 12 months of qualifying service has elapsed since the date of return from the last home leave.

Hindes, Kenny champions with Hoy four years ago and Skinner set an Olympic record in qualifying, but the standard was overtaken by New Zealand in the first round.

Dan O'Brien jumped 5'11 in '96 in Atlanta, I mean, if it just gives you a comparison of these are truly accomplished athletes, without qualifying that word athlete.

A suggestion was also made to delete, in the paragraph, the word effective qualifying regime , in order to avoid including subjective elements in the text of the draft protocol.

In addition, detained persons apparently qualifying for protection under the Fourth Geneva Convention have been hidden from the ICRC, or transferred from and held outside of occupied territory for interrogation.

In such cases, the periods of qualifying service and the expected duration of continuous service specified in paragraph s (a)(ii) , (f) and (g) above shall be reduced by half.

The normal qualifying period for in grade movement between consecutive steps is one year, except at those steps marked with an asterisk for which a two year period at the preceding step is required.

The normal qualifying period for in grade movement between consecutive steps is one year, except at those steps marked with an asterisk, for which a two year period at the preceding step is required.

Unfortunately, only three countries Mexico, Colombia, and Poland have signed up for an FCL. Others hesitate, either because they worry about not qualifying or because they remain concerned about the stigma of association with the Fund.

Augmenting an FCL for countries with impeccably strong policies with a PCL for countries with reasonably strong policies might break this deadlock. Countries qualifying for a PCL would have to meet some, but relatively minimal and unobtrusive, conditions.

The applicant alleged that the contributions requirement fails to take into account the fact that persons with temporary disabilities may not be able to make contributions for the minimum qualifying period because they are physically unable to work.

The staff of the persons submitting the reports who provide services to the customers, in case of qualifying the transaction (deal) as suspicious, shall be notified about the fact that the Authorized Body is informed about the given customer.

But, for economists who actively engage the public, it is hard to influence hearts and minds by qualifying one s analysis and hedging one s prescriptions. Better to assert one s knowledge unequivocally, especially if past academic honors certify one s claims of expertise.

Meanwhile, the administration of President Yanukovych proclaims its willingness to join the EU, but has failed to introduce the changes needed to meet the qualifying criteria. As a result, Ukraine is unlikely to be invited to start membership negotiations anytime soon.

That concept, which legal writers were virtually unanimous in qualifying as highly subjective, appeared not only in article 19 of the Vienna Conventions but in several other provisions of those instruments clearly it had the same meaning throughout the Conventions.

Programme of the EDB such as the Expansion Incentive for Partnerships (EIP) provide a tax exemption on 50 per cent of the qualifying overseas income above a predetermined base that helps Singapore companies establish competence and conduct a substantial amount of regional activities.

One seemingly unrelated event to watch in the week before the presidential vote, Iran will play two critical football matches as part of the qualifying round for the 2010 World Cup. If Iran fails to qualify, this could turn some young voters against the incumbent.

Second, for those not qualifying for the new instrument, the Fund s workhorse lending facility, the Stand By Arrangement, will be made more flexible along several dimensions. These include permitting high financial access even before a crisis materializes, and allowing disbursements to be more front loaded.

Under the provisions of the Workplace Relations Act 1996, all eligible women and men in both the private and public sectors are entitled to 52 weeks of job protected unpaid parental leave for the birth or adoption of a child, subject to a 12 month qualifying period.

Here, too, Putin tries to walk on both sides of the street, calling Koba a tyrant to sooth the wounded feelings the Baltic leaders, yet instantly qualifying his remarks by saying that Stalin was no Hitler. Can we really compare the degree of evil of these two men?

(c) The general inclusion in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act 2002 of torture within the meaning of article 1 of the Convention as an independent ground qualifying a person as in need of protection (sect. 97, subsect. 1 of the Act) and as a basis for non refoulement (sect. 115, subsect.

In that regard it was regrettable that the Committee had, contrary to its past practice and to established United Nations doctrine, revisited at its 2004 Regional Seminar in Papua New Guinea, a conclusion of the 2002 Fiji Regional Seminar, qualifying it by the addition of the words in which there was no dispute over sovereignty .

For example, the Government of Canada has introduced a new grant of up to 2,000 a year for students with permanent disabilities and, in 2003, the government launched a Special Education Program to improve the quality of education and the level of support services for qualifying First Nation children with moderate to profound special education needs.

Irrespective of the applicable rules of criminal procedure, the Committee observes that the author was arrested on, albeit undisclosed, charges of defamation which, although qualifying as a crime under Angolan law, does not justify his arrest at gunpoint by 20 armed policemen, nor the length of his detention of 40 days, including 10 days of incommunicado detention.

Results from the secondary school examination for students 16 years of age and over show that these pupils are also seriously underachieving, with fewer than 12 per cent of them each year attaining the minimum 5 qualifying grades for the general certificate of secondary education or its equivalent, compared with 40 per cent in the United Kingdom.

(a) Staff members who are regarded as internationally recruited under rule 103.07 and who are serving outside their home country shall be entitled once in each two year period every two years of qualifying service to visit their home country at the Organization's expense in order to spend in that country a substantial period of annual leave.

The Working Group also agreed that it was necessary to retain the qualifying phrase, accessible so as to be usable for subsequent reference (inspired from article 6, paragraph (1), of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce) in order to set out the conditions whereby any message, including data messages, might meet writing requirements established by the law (A CN.9 508, para.

The Community of Democracies, which the Secretary General has not only given his blessing to but also encouraged a financial basis for so as to make it part of the United Nations, is already beginning to show its teeth, establishing within itself a consultative body to determine which States meet the criteria, set by the caucus, qualifying them as democracies.

In the 2002 presidential election, frustration with the system fueled strong support for the extremes, with Jean Marie Le Pen, the leader of the far right, qualifying for the second round runoff. In 2007, by contrast and this constitutes real progress a large segment of the French population is expressing its frustration with the system by being tempted to vote for the extreme center, i.e., Bayrou.

A retirement pension is awarded 10 years earlier than the generally established retirement age and with a five year reduction of the required length for the qualifying period for workers who work underground or who work on jobs with especially harmful working conditions or who do especially heavy work (list No. 1, approved by Decision of the Government, of 31 December 2002, No. 521).