You can derive many ideas from that.

or take heed and derive benefit from Our warning?

or take heed and derive benefit from Our warning?

Full compliance with the Treaty and the obligations that derive from it is of fundamental importance.

From reading good books we can derive pleasure, friendship, experience and instruction.

We hope that we can make computing a user model you're familiar with, and really derive insights from you, from all different directions.

Reaffirming the benefits that derive from competition policy for consumers, in the light of the UN Guidelines for Consumer Protection,

That its transition from being something that we extract and derive from the world to something that actually starts to shape it the world around us and the world inside us.

And they derive other advantages and drinks from them. Even then they do not offer thanks,

And they derive other advantages and drinks from them. Even then they do not offer thanks,

They derive a variety of benefits and drinks from them. Will they, then, not give thanks?

They derive a variety of benefits and drinks from them. Will they, then, not give thanks?

To derive the lessons learned from countries that had implemented decentralization for use, where appropriate, by other countries in the process of decentralization.

Rather, it seems to derive from Guamanians migrating to Hawaii and other states for employment opportunities.4

He has created cattle for you from them you derive food and clothing and numerous other benefits

He has created cattle for you from them you derive food and clothing and numerous other benefits

Allah it is Who has made cattle for you so that you ride some of them and from some of them you derive food.

Allah it is Who has made cattle for you so that you ride some of them and from some of them you derive food.

We have made the Qur'an easy to derive lessons from. Is there, then, any who will take heed?

We have made the Qur'an easy to derive lessons from. Is there, then, any who will take heed?

Lastly, it should be added that some people accept their slave status because they derive some small advantages from it, at weddings and baptisms, for example.

There are lessons for you in the cattle from whose bellies We give you milk to drink, and there are other advantages that you derive from them, and some of them you eat

There are lessons for you in the cattle from whose bellies We give you milk to drink, and there are other advantages that you derive from them, and some of them you eat

You may derive benefit (from sacrificial animals) until an appointed time. Thereafter their place (of sacrifice) is near the Ancient House.

You may derive benefit (from sacrificial animals) until an appointed time. Thereafter their place (of sacrifice) is near the Ancient House.

In some places, local people derive income from ecosystem services, such as ecotourism or environmental protection, but this is not common.

And cattle He has created for you (men) from them ye derive warmth, and numerous benefits, and of their (meat) ye eat.

And cattle He has created for you (men) from them ye derive warmth, and numerous benefits, and of their (meat) ye eat.

The activities of the secretariat derive from the relevant provisions of the Convention, its regional implementation annexes and decisions of the COP.

The measures and provisions currently in force derive from the commitments undertaken by our country (treaties, conventions and agreements concluded with IAEA).

The poorest countries call for justice, and they deserve it the richest countries insist on a code of ethics, and they must therefore fulfil the duties that derive from it.

Forest certification can help exporters to demonstrate that their forest products derive from sustainably managed sources and many countries report considerable progress in that regard, often associated with the development of national certification standards.

And from the fruits of date palms and grapevines, you derive sugar and wholesome food. In this is a sign for people who understand.

And from the fruits of date palms and grapevines, you derive sugar and wholesome food. In this is a sign for people who understand.

Net pension Net pensionable salary is that part of net salary which is used to derive the gross pensionable salary.

(b) Increased opportunities for States to derive benefits from the oceans and seas in conformity with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

The Supreme Court found that the CISG did not provide for any specific form requirement for the declaration of avoidance, which could therefore be implicit or even derive from the filing of a lawsuit.

So I think that, in this way, it's always possible for us to derive something positive that can help us understand one another better.

It was suggested that failure to include such a provision in the draft instrument would leave the matter to national law, resulting in a situation where third parties might only derive rights from the contract.

And the men on the Heights will call to some men whom they recognise by their foreheads, and say, What benefit did your derive from your populace and from what you prided in?

And the men on the Heights will call to some men whom they recognise by their foreheads, and say, What benefit did your derive from your populace and from what you prided in?

If society is to derive the maximum benefit from personalized medicine which will require companies to pursue it regulators worldwide will need to adopt reasoned and reasonable policies.

The planning framework aims to ensure that all Palestinians derive maximum benefit from the Agency's legacy a legacy which should include the continuation of human development trends that have been set in motion by the Agency's work since its early years.

And the fruits of the palm and of the vine, from which you derive intoxicants and wholesome provisions. Surely, in this there is a sign for nation who understand.

And the fruits of the palm and of the vine, from which you derive intoxicants and wholesome provisions. Surely, in this there is a sign for nation who understand.