It takes advantage of the others.

She took full advantage of her stay in London to improve her English.

I would therefore urge all countries to take full advantage of those services.

The Organization shall take full advantage of the facilities of the Common Fund for Commodities.

Women needed to be aware of their rights in order to take full advantage of them.

30.25 In line with the directives of the legislative organs of its participating organizations, the Unit takes full advantage of its system wide competence in undertaking comparative analysis of trends and problems faced by various organizations and proposing harmonized, practical and concrete solutions.

I don t know of any other submersible, or even remote, that just takes advantage that this is a three dimensional space.

It takes a full eight minutes for its radiation to reach us.

Member States must take full advantage of the momentum gained to ensure that the Council discharged its mandate effectively.

In addition to seeking financial outlays from national budgets and ODA, full advantage must be taken of other sources of funding.

I welcome the determination of President Abbas and his colleagues to take full advantage of the opportunity presented by the withdrawal.

How can developing countries take full advantage of the clean development mechanism to attract investment and achieve national sustainable development objectives?

At the same time, it was noted that law enforcement should similarly take full advantage of new technologies to enhance investigative capacity.

Atmospheric explosions, or full combustion, takes about 15,000 times longer than what happens in your car.

Atmospheric explosions, or full combustion, takes about 15,000 times longer than what happens in your car.

The Global Report on Human Settlements series takes advantage of multiple networks of researchers in bringing expert opinion from around the world to bear on priority themes.

(f) Developing comprehensive system wide training programmes aimed at building the capacities of the system to take full advantage of information and communication technologies

That would enable us to take full advantage of the crucial hours following the disasters and would save the greatest possible number of lives.

To that end, they must pursue and accelerate the reform of their security services, taking full advantage of assistance provided by the international community.

It takes about a half hour for that full feeling to travel from your belly to your brain.

Since moving from allocations to full disbursement takes many months, the Consultative Committee will recommend adjustments if required.

The Global Report on Human Settlements series takes advantage of multiple networks of researchers in bringing nuanced and fine grained details from around the world to bear on priority themes.

There are very few people who have the full set of skills that it takes to run a company.

It was envisaged that the secretariat would be co located with the UNEP chemicals and wastes cluster in Geneva and take full advantage of existing synergies.

Consider this it only takes one lapse of security to grant hackers access to a network full of sensitive information.

We already know how much of them the earth takes away With Us is a record guarding (the full account).

We already know how much of them the earth takes away With Us is a record guarding (the full account).

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.

At the same time, some participants underlined the importance of taking full advantage of the United Nations own sources of information and analysis as the first recourse.

In today s fast paced world, it takes only a single technological improvement, price advantage, or great viral advertising campaign for a competitor to leap ahead. New players can materialize seemingly out of nowhere.

Strategies and mechanisms for the coordination of South South cooperation should be strengthened in order to take full advantage of the new momentum in South South and triangular cooperation.

In Greece, for example, the 1502 call centre takes advantage of the expertise of the national telecommunication agency by allowing operators within a special service of the agency to provide information regarding available services.

The high fertility and maternal morbidity rates indicated that, although Samoan women had access to family planning services, traditional attitudes still prevented them from taking full advantage of those services.

Although UNOPS investment in Atlas is expected to increase by 50 per cent in 2005 as compared to 2003, its ability to take full advantage of Atlas has been limited.

In order to fulfil its international human rights obligations, the Government of Belarus takes advantage both of its national potential and of opportunities for cooperation with the international mechanisms for the defence of human rights.

Her delegation called upon Member States to take full advantage of the unique potential of COPUOS to give comprehensive consideration to issues associated with maintaining outer space exclusively for peaceful purposes.

What matters is dynamic comparative advantage, or comparative advantage in the long run, which can be shaped. Forty years ago, South Korea had a comparative advantage in growing rice.

Launch costs represent a large portion of total programme costs (generally over 25 per cent) and satellite mass and size must therefore be constrained to take full advantage of low cost launch opportunities.

It was therefore important to focus on the best financial and administrative practices, adopting an integrated and holistic approach and taking full advantage of the expertise and resources of the United Nations system.

The CD in particular constitutes a competent negotiating body of which States must take full advantage to establish a general agreement on the principles and regulations regarding the peaceful use of outer space.

Fiji had taken full advantage of the presence there of donors, UNDP and other United Nations entities on the ground to pursue the implementation of its projects, including a major project on biofuels.

Corruption is inherently an activity that thrives on secrecy it takes advantage of unequal access to information by parties to a transaction and thus becomes widespread, especially where the cost of corrupt conduct is low and the profit high.

In order to take full advantage of ICTs and improve their competitiveness in tourism markets, developing countries have to instill e business practices effectively among all stakeholders and integrate local tourism providers into DMSs.

Yahweh is a jealous God and avenges. Yahweh avenges and is full of wrath. Yahweh takes vengeance on his adversaries, and he maintains wrath against his enemies.

Yahweh is a jealous God and avenges. Yahweh avenges and is full of wrath. Yahweh takes vengeance on his adversaries, and he maintains wrath against his enemies.