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And every street lamp could be a free access point.

The Rafah crossing, Gaza's only access point to the outside world, must be placed under Palestinian control.

And I'm going to try to argue only one point today that universal access to all knowledge is within our grasp.

The reports raise the issue of pastoral land rights from the point of view of access to forest and pastoral land.

The joint UN team will provide a common entry point for national stakeholders to more easily access the full range of AIDS related services available throughout UN system.

Consider also the credit markets. Prime borrowers with good credit scores and investment grade firms are not experiencing a credit crunch at this point, as the former have access to mortgages and consumer credit while the latter have access to bond and equity markets.

And the red arrow represents the point where Queensland actually said, Yes, this is where we're going to give all police officers across the entire state access to O.C. spray.

United Nations staff needs assistance both in gaining the skills to produce briefer, more succinct and to the point materials and in obtaining access to extracts, précis and executive summaries.

On this occasion, I would particularly like to point out that we are absolutely resolved to fully cooperate with the ICTY in terms of granting access to documents and archives.

The point, most of us. What's the point?

So think about just a point to point movement.

UNICEF recognizes that a focus on girls, including in the earliest years and in relation to access to basic education, provides a major starting point for the promotion of gender equality in the longer term.

And in the first video, you'll see the robot going from point A to point B through an intermediate point.

What's the point? The point is what science does for us.

That is a point to point replacement of coordination with planning.

And the important point to recognize is that even though these broadcasters were broadcasting something you would call second best, that competition was enough to break, at that time, this legal cartel over access to music.

When animals are going to make a point, they make the point.

The rights from point one to point 7 are of general interest.

one entry point and one exit point in Mauritius at the Port.

one entry point and one exit point in Mauritius at the Airport.

one entry point and one exit point in Rodrigues at Port Mathurin.

one entry point and one exit point in Rodrigues at Plaine Corail.

Black point

Contact point

Contact Point

The higher the level of education attained, the more likely women are to have access to formal and better paid employment, and the potential to make autonomous economic choices.13 Conversely, increased economic empowerment through work is an entry point for access to further education and training, and higher quality health services for women and their children.

At no point will the fireman look taller than the fiddler. No point.

Many technologies, at that point, displace another technology, and that's another important point.

(bb) establishing techniques and practices to address pollution from point and non point sources

The direct or indirect discharge of pollutants, whether from point or non point sources

In practice, security was implemented at multiple levels (such as network access, database access, application access, security functions within the applications and secure Internet access).

Floating point precision

Putin s Tipping Point?

Pakistan s Tipping Point

That's the point.

Point of contact

Recognizing the increasing demands on their time and the competitive nature of current labour markets, many young people point out that youth organizations are attracting constituents that are looking to build their skills and gain access to new opportunities.

Termination of pregnancy for medical indications (2.1 ) and social indications (0.6 ) point indirectly to the limited access of the populace to modern contraceptives. The high percentage of spontaneous abortions (29.2 ) points to the low level of health of women.

However, we are also aware that sector and regional analyses point to possible massive job disruption in the short term, as many workers who lose their jobs will have little access to the new ones that will be created.

Finally, with respect to point (iii), UNCTAD continues to cooperate with the Centre for the Promotion of Imports from Developing Countries (CBI), the Swiss Import Promotion Programme and the International Trade Centre on promoting market access for biodiversity products.

It's that there is no point and that there doesn't have to be a point.

At one point I was a little apprehensive about our ever getting to this point.

But my point in discussing this is to show you I hope I'll be able to show you how these merit based competitions, with equal access to everyone, with the winner selected via voting by SMS, are changing tribal societies.

He said he got accepted into West Point, and they don't let delinquents in West Point.