(b) The setting up of a network of national focal points virtually in every region

There's users from, you know, virtually every country in the world now in Second Life.

(b) The setting up of a network of national focal points virtually in every region

And suddenly we fell in love with the 50 over game, and we played it virtually every day.

I love Bartok's music, as did Mr. Teszler, and he had virtually every recording of Bartok's music ever issued.

We are the only international organization with a grassroots presence in virtually every country and community in the world.

In virtually every case, when poor farmers are given a guaranteed market if you say, We will buy 300 metric tons of this.

Every Israeli citizen who is HIV positive is entitled to virtually free of charge treatment in any one of the seven regional AIDS centers.

Television and newspapers continue to trumpet every twist and turn of global financial markets. In truth, however, the big story is the uneerie calm that has engulfed virtually every major asset class, from stocks to bonds.

I believe that this so called first surrealist sculpture may provide an incredible key to virtually every artistic depiction of four in the morning to follow it.

Public education was virtually free and every time a public school was opened, particularly in a rural area, it gave girls a greater opportunity to be educated.

Virtually every continent has some sort of freedom of movement and or visa free zone, most of which originated or still exist on the principle of free trade.

There'd be virtually no learning curve.

The atmosphere is filling with greenhouse gases from heavy use of fossil fuels. Water scarcity is hitting virtually every major economic center, from North America to Europe, Africa, India, and China.

The NGO Committee for Social Development represents approximately forty five humanitarian organizations many of whose members work with people and communities in extreme poverty in virtually every country, South and North.

Classic inter State wars have virtually ended.

And so it's not going to break very easily, but if it does, virtually every piece in this machine can be swapped out and replaced with a hex wrench and a screwdriver.

Argentina may be almost as famous for its defaults as it is for its soccer teams, but it is hardly alone. Virtually every emerging market country has experienced recurrent sovereign debt problems.

Even during rush hour, it goes virtually unused.

I mean, a 94 percent reduction virtually clean.

Partnering with the commercial sector is virtually nonexistent.

Virtually every Japanese policy was interpreted in the worst possible light. The propaganda was bipartisan in the US, and, with few noteworthy exceptions, was widely disseminated by the country s uncritical and pseudo patriotic media.

Well, this looks like a picture of virtually nothing.

If you think I am exaggerating, consider the coverage of other economic news, say, unemployment, GDP, or the trade balance. Virtually every story quickly shifts its focus to what the data mean for monetary policy.

And it's virtually impossible in nature to make that happen.

There is virtually no handrail. It doesn't pass any standards.

The level of resources requested for UNMIS was virtually unprecedented.

Virtually everybody that got killed got killed from inhaling the gas.

Judge Møse At this stage, I have virtually nothing to add.

These figures are expected to remain virtually unchanged during 2003 2005.

Gone are the days when the Court's docket was virtually empty.

We, the surviving participants of the Second World War and direct witnesses to those tragic events, should not allow their repetition, because virtually every page of that war's history was written in the blood of millions of people.

It attempts to address virtually all aspects of information exchange at once.

And everything about Wikipedia is managed by virtually an all volunteer staff.

Virtually every instance of sustained high growth has been accompanied by a significantly depreciated real exchange rate. This is as true of South Korea and Taiwan in the 1960 s and 1970 s, as it is of Argentina today.

Virtually every Chinese official referred to this slowdown as their country s new normal. They all seemed reconciled to slower growth, which was initially surprising, because officials previously argued that China needed rapid growth to maintain employment and avoid political unrest.

So the vantage point you take determines virtually everything that you will see.

Women had been named deputy chairpersons in virtually all local bodies of authority.

The penalty for trafficking in women was automatically imprisonment in virtually all cases.

By 2014 an estimated 2.6 trillion in manufactured goods around the world (or 15 of total global output) will use this technology, building on the research of scientists in some 100 nations around the world. If current projections are right, nanotechnology has the potential to have an impact on nearly every industry and virtually every aspect of our lives.

He's invented more than 200 games to teach virtually any subject under the sun.

Virtually none. All of our equipment, including film equipment, was charged by the sun.

The Simba trial is virtually completed and is not included in the calculations below.

Training on protection measures for the benefit of developed countries has remained virtually unchanged.

Given the sensitivity of that issue, our margin for error should be virtually nil.