Punta Arenas

So it is with globalization s champions in other arenas.

We know about the circuses, the arenas, the theaters.

Because interaction in such contexts is complex, and because goals have to be reached, the arenas where it takes places becomes social arenas for ICT supported participation.

Our attention is focused now on conventional conflicts in various arenas.

Live performance, when it was incredibly successful, ended up in what is probably, acoustically, the worst sounding venues on the planet sports stadiums, basketball arenas and hockey arenas.

Live performance, when it was incredibly successful, ended up in what is probably, acoustically, the worst sounding venues on the planet sports stadiums, basketball arenas and hockey arenas.

I've dragged myself... through the blood and sand... of a thousand arenas.

(a) Monitor market trends and patterns, and opportunities in domestic and international arenas

For 10 years now, we've been risking our necks in a hundred arenas.

We've also shared other sorts of entertainment sports arenas, public parks, concert halls, libraries, universities.

We've also shared other sorts of entertainment sports arenas, public parks, concert halls, libraries, universities.

In two of the three great arenas of life, by the time Len was 30,

The military hostilities of 1965, although limited both in purpose and arenas, were intense and severe.

But very, very recently, it's been possible to modify these sorts of behavioral arenas for physiologies.

So what we did was design a couple of arenas. one was hot, one was cold.

Brazilian women have organized themselves in order to pursuit of equal rights and opportunities in different arenas.

Arenas is a municipality in the province of Málaga located in the autonomous community of Andalusia in souther Spain.

The said company had already been operating non scheduled flights between Punta Arenas and the Falkland (Malvinas) Islands under Argentine authorization.

In respect of this universal aspiration, women in Panama have already attained positions of relative importance in both political and professional arenas.

Trees are wonderful arenas for discovery because of their tall stature, their complex structure, the biodiversity they foster and their quiet beauty.

So, while China won the most gold medals, the Beijing Olympics did not turn the tables on the US outside the sports arenas.

However, the increased number of women in the public and political arenas does not necessarily indicate the achievement of gender equality and justice.

NCWT encourages the improvement of women's status, and women's involvement in any social and business arenas, including in politics, both locally and nationally.

We were told by experts that the islands would be useful arenas for pilot projects because of their small scale and relative isolation.

In two of the three great arenas of life, by the time Len was 30, Len was enormously successful. The first arena was work.

The Challenge is being presented to UNFF 5 but will also be used in other relevant arenas at the national, regional and international level.

1. States should initiate measures to make places for recreation and sports, hotels, beaches, sports arenas, gym halls etc. accessible to persons with disabilities.

Just as killing continues to be celebrated in ritualized form in Spanish bull rings, illicit tribal feelings are given full vent in the soccer arenas.

But they provide the arenas of consultation, cooperation, and give and take among opposing social groups that are crucial in times of turbulence and shocks.

UNCTAD should continue to facilitate a dialogue on international trade and development, outside the formal negotiating arenas and with the participation of civil society actors.

So 1941, because of Pearl Harbor, the US enters the war. And it enters the war in both arenas, both in Europe and the Pacific.

We have authorized and are facilitating flights by a Chilean air company from Punto Arenas, Chile, to the Islands, with an optional stop over in Rio Gallegos, Argentina.

In this model, modes of discrimination are expressed in all areas of public life including work, social functions and public policies which disable individuals from participation in these arenas.

The rationale behind it was our desire to create an audio platform that would manage to encompass a wide array of emerging talent in the region, in their respective arenas.

The closing of sports arenas and facilities and the drain of coaches and athletes from the country have had a negative effect on the development of sports in the country.

(e) Strategies to ensure the provision of value added services through OIOS, including programmes to maintain and update skills, keep abreast of developments within the internal audit and oversight arenas

Such a decision would greatly help in defining the roles of the Bretton Woods institutions and other development actors in the regional and international arenas under the proposed new framework.

During this time, most of the galley crews were disbanded or employed for entertainment purposes in mock battles or in handling the sail like sun screens in the larger Roman arenas.

Women thus won a broad based agenda for promoting and protecting their human rights worldwide, while establishing the principle of shared power and responsibility between women and men in all arenas.

This reassessment of male sexual privilege and irresponsibility in the 1960 s has occurred in other arenas as well reinforcing the transformation of Kennedy s image from charming playboy to dangerously compulsive predator.

1780 1809 The strong patrician regime, consisting of no more than 60 families, filled all of the influential positions in the city and dominated all political, social, economic and cultural arenas of Fribourg.

Information available to the Secretariat suggests several arenas of national implementation activities, including national capacity building and promotion of institutional follow up to the Madrid Plan ageing specific policy and programmes and mainstreaming efforts.

That quasi omission is particularly alarming if you look at the devastating impact that the illicit trafficking in small arms and light weapons has on the social, political and economic arenas in our countries.

Tunisia is playing an active role in the many arenas of which it forms a part, first and foremost the Arab Maghreb Union, which for us represents a fundamental historic achievement and a strategic choice.