The savings accrue from reductions in costs for

There were different opinions on the benefits which would accrue to developing countries from the Uruguay Round agreements.

First accrue wealth, power, and prestige, then lose it.

This trial will accrue 1000 patients (175 per year).

First accrue wealth, power, and prestige, then lose it.

If any do good , good will ( accrue ) to them therefrom and they will be secure from terror that Day .

If any do good , good will ( accrue ) to them therefrom and they will be secure from terror that Day .

The benefits that can accrue from such a coordinated programme developed around the capabilities of space technology are manifold.

The values and benefits of forests accrue at different scales.

(e) Annual leave shall accrue during the period of maternity leave.

The report recommended the creation of a working group to explore the potential cost efficiency that might accrue from common procurement arrangements.

(e) Annual leave shall accrue during the period of maternity or paternity leave.

(e) Annual leave shall accrue during the period of maternity or paternity leave.

Acknowledging the economic benefits that accrue to both the country of origin and the country of destination from the employment of women migrant workers,

Acknowledging the economic benefits that accrue to both the country of origin and the country of destination from the employment of women migrant workers,

Acknowledging the economic benefits that accrue to both the country of origin and the country of destination from the employment of women migrant workers,

It is also natural to reaffirm Iraq apos s right to benefit from the advantages of implementation which accrue to the countries of the region.

Multiple benefits would accrue to human health, poverty eradication, food production and protection of biodiversity.

Some of these benefits accrue as a result of networking with the organizations indicated below.

The full benefits of the programme will accrue only after completion of all the segments.

This global benefit could accrue long before the trees are ready for any economic harvesting.

Employee entitlements to annual leave and long service leave are recognized when they accrue to employees.

In either case, costs such as security and cleaning services would accrue whatever space was secured.

We attach great importance to your assurances that the benefits and opportunities to accrue to the Turkish Cypriot side from the package would be significant, equal, proportionate and guaranteed.

In section three, the actual and prospective development opportunities are considered, especially those that accrue from expanded and more effective regional cooperative and integration arrangements in selected key areas.

2. This part is without prejudice to any right, arising from the international responsibility of a State, which may accrue directly to any person or entity other than a State.

Most developing countries have embarked on reform processes, recognizing the positive effects that can accrue from progressive liberalization of trade in services in terms of generating jobs, technology and investment.

The World Health Organization (WHO) study from which these figures are taken shows that remarkable additional returns would accrue if simple household water treatment accompanied the drinking water and sanitation improvements.

The profit they are going to get from operating that restaurant outside the fence is going to accrue to the morale and welfare funds of the men and women in uniform.

And the benefits would increasingly accrue to the developing world, which would achieve the biggest boosts to growth rates.

No leave shall accrue while a staff member is receiving compensation equivalent to salary and allowances under rule 106.4.

Major and immediate benefits accrue to consumers, who generally have a wider choice of quality products at lower prices.

There was, as a consequence, much discussion of specific ways in which the benefits to accrue to the Turkish Cypriot side from an agreed arrangement concerning Varosha might be assured in practice.

In mid December the teams released their reports, which did indeed establish that substantial benefits would accrue to both communities.

(b) To ensure, where possible, that cost savings, as a result of joint efforts and coordination, will accrue to development programmes

Benefits are expected to accrue to about 42,000 persons, of which 35,000 are Afghan refugees (80 per cent) waiting for repatriation.

Here, Qatar supports the French proposal to set aside solidarity contributions that would accrue from a surcharge to be added to the price of airline tickets as an innovative source of financing for development.

Apart from allowances that form part of every salary (and that accrue to both men and women), there is no system of family benefits or family assistance as is understood in the European context.

Moreover, unlike private firms, governments can count as profits on their investments the benefits of positive externalities (benefits that accrue to everyone).

In this respect, it is imperative that adequate assurances be given regarding the benefits that will accrue to the Turkish Cypriot side.

114. Also calls upon the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies to ensure, to the extent possible, that savings resulting from reductions in transaction and overhead costs accrue to development programmes in programme countries

Aquifer States shall, in their respective territories, utilize a transboundary aquifer or aquifer system in a manner such that the benefits to be derived from such utilization shall accrue equitably to the aquifer States concerned.

In addition to job creation, some researchers have blithely claimed that all sorts of other economic benefits will accrue from investment in alternative energy, including increased productivity, higher disposable incomes, and lower operating costs for businesses.

The Science and Technology Act, published in the Official Journal of the Federation in June 2002, makes reference to the right of the Mexican population to share in the benefits that accrue from scientific and technological progress.

They also accrue to relatively poor workers who lack the bargaining power to induce bosses to offer the pensions they really want and need.