This readiness derives from our own identity.

This amount is derived from item 12 above.

The amount is derived from item 19 above.

This amount is derived from item 13 above.

It derives from the intuition of memory as a scratchpad.

This amount is derived from item 16 above.

45. This amount is derived from item 19 above.

80. This amount is derived from item 19 above.

79. This amount is derived from item 19 above.

47. This amount is derived from item 19 above.

52. This amount is derived from item 19 above.

32. This amount is derived from item 19 above.

(These are called T sentences Davidson derives the idea from Alfred Tarski.

This chapter is taken from the document CERD C 35 Rev.3.

The strength of that process derives from each party apos s compliance with the agreements and commitments it has undertaken.

This amount is derived from the decisions of the General Assembly which are detailed below.

And really the Parliamentary system we have today derives from that period 1688 89.

In the West, the art of the Roman Empire was largely derived from Greek models.

Some of the subjects covered by the work programme derive from legislative organs of those organizations.

This resolution was based on the report by Ambassador Gerald Shannon and the mandate set out in document CD 1299.

One is a lesson from history Russia s strategic interests here cannot be ignored.

This view was not invented by Khamenei, but rather is drawn from the Koran and the Shiite tradition.

Policymaking is often dominated by simple lessons learned from economic history.

The concept is taken from the debate over bank reform, where there is an analogous problem of bailouts and bail ins.

Imperial Russia used a system derived by dividing the circumference of a circle into chords of the same length as the radius.

30. The incentive for coordination derives from the mutual benefits gained by the parties concerned, but particularly by the Member States.

As Christian iconography got changed, and swastikas were created out of crucifixes,

Its core essence derives from the fact that the dignity of all men and women as persons has pre eminence over the State and all ideological systems.

Again, this requirement is derived from the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (art. 14, para. 3 (d)).

The province is moving to a community based model enabling a sustainable, more integrated system to best meet the needs of vulnerable people.

(b) Monthly chronology of developments relating to the question of Palestine, based on media reports and other sources

50. The principle of equal opportunity employment at the United Nations is derived from Article 101, paragraph 3, and Article 8 of the Charter.

As for the problem of those who sought refuge in neighbouring countries, the Special Rapporteur quotes two contradictory figures of 263,000 Sudanese refugees according to the World Refugee Survey 1993, and 500,000 according to the Representative of the Secretary General on internally displaced persons.

Second, any improvement in GDP derived from stronger exports leads to an increase in imports.

And the logo even though it looks extremely Irish, it's actually derived from the Indian symbol of Diya, an earthen lamp.

But the variance of a population is defined and once again, these are just human derived constructs, to kind of get our minds around data.

Iceland, for example, has embarked on an unprecedented experiment in crafting a bottom up, crowd sourced constitution.

quot 25.24 The legislative authority for the subprogramme is derived from General Assembly resolutions 47 192, 48 183 and 48 184.

quot 26.28 The legislative authority for the subprogramme derives from General Assembly resolutions 47 92, 47 181 and 48 166.

History In 1964, researchers isolated a single type of cell from a teratocarcinoma, a tumor now known to be derived from a germ cell.

Alternatively, it is derived from the supposed Welsh pronunciation of Dafydd the vernacular form of Dave or Davey, the patron Saint of Wales being Saint David.

It is derived from FoxPro (originally known as FoxBASE) which was developed by Fox Software beginning in 1984.

Absence of restrictions on possibilities of career promotion in the private sector on the grounds of gender or any other feature ensues from the principle of prohibiting a different treatment.

Consisting of 17 stages, the procedure derives from laws which in some cases are 50 years old and requires some very time consuming steps.

8. The legislative authority for the activities under this heading derives from General Assembly resolution 47 188 of 22 December 1992.