(iii) Legal basis and experience of all subsidiary bodies which meet away from their established headquarters

(iii) Legal basis and experience of all subsidiary bodies which meet away from their established headquarters

These reviews are performed on the basis of detailed OECD country reports, which benefit from the reviewed countries' input.

which was the basis of the movie Bladerunner.

They both come from that spanning basis.

The rates of the fees range from 25 basis points to 60 basis points per annum.

Which means that they all are part of the basis.

The Vienna Declaration brings together views on fundamental rights, and serves as a universal basis from which the international community will proceed.

The huge increase of 34.2 per cent in 1990 is due to revised data from WHO, which operates on a biennium basis.

The measures analysed here, which emerge from a basis of organizational learning and from managers' efforts to continuously improve processes, are fashioning a more efficient and productive Secretariat.

These tools are used as the basis for capacity building workshops, seminars and policy consultations, which include participants from small island developing States.

There exist already a sound intellectual basis on which to build.

And let's say we have B, which is an orthonormal basis.

Allocation made on the basis of demand from programme countries

Contributions income received from National Committees for UNICEF is accounted for on a cash basis, with the exception of contributions for supplementary funds and for emergency relief and rehabilitation, which may be recorded on the basis of a valid pledge from a National Committee.

Drug addiction in Poland has developed on the basis of raw materials available in the country, primarily poppy straw from which heroine is obtained.

But if you change your basis from x to our new basis, you multiply it by the inverse of that.

Collective dose can be a misleading basis on which to make judgements.

That was a problem which must be resolved on an urgent basis.

The Act contains provisions which entail discrimination on the basis of nationality.

And that's the basis on which we have to talk with them.

a Staff borrowed from regular recruitment activities on a temporary basis.

The mechanism would be authorized to request unclassified information from the Committee, which would keep the mechanism informed of its activities on a regular basis.

On the basis of the research results, which date from 1 April 2004, an advisory committee was recently established with the task of recommending measures.

2. The right of peoples to self determination is the principle that forms the basis and constitutes the nucleus from which the other principles emanate.

By establishing a common legal and political framework for action, multilateral agreements can provide a firm basis from which to assess and monitor international efforts.

The present report, which is submitted in response to that request, was prepared on the basis of written replies received from the bodies in question.

Subsequently, in May 1994, all of the documents from Chicago, which form the basis of the information in the database, were received by the Tribunal.

8. Contributions income received from National Committees for UNICEF and non governmental organizations is accounted for on a cash basis of accounting, with the exception of supplementary funds and emergency contributions, which may be recorded on the basis of a valid pledge from a National Committee.

A peer review mechanism should benefit from input from the special procedures on a sustained basis.

But can we somehow, just given any basis, generate an orthonormal basis for V, and then be able to benefit from all of the properties of having an orthonormal basis?

This way in which our brain works is the basis of an illusion.

Various surveys were conducted in Estonia which formed the basis for further activities.

Article 10 of the Constitution, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex.

The conclusions of the Secretary General, which are largely drawn from field experience, could serve as a basis for international humanitarian intervention, which by its very nature requires an effective and timely response.

Far from discrediting the flawed approach to debt management, the nation, which succeeded absolutist monarchy as the basis of political authority, remained wedded to statist solutions.

The entailment of the system by its logical foundation is what distinguishes a formal system from others which may have some basis in an abstract model.

The African continent, which really began to make itself heard internationally from 1960 onwards, rightly claims its place within the Security Council on an equitable basis.

As of 1997 maternity benefit is being calculated on the basis of calendar days, as opposed to working days, which was the basis before.

The course was conducted on a regional basis with participants from Tunisia.

It is the basis of our real differentiation, one individual from another.

There is now a permanent user survey on the web site which is analysed on a regular basis and which provides a range of responses that vary from praise to technical criticisms and suggestions.

To distinguish it from the quot transfer on an expenditure basis quot , it is called the quot transfer on a financial basis quot .

This is the basis upon which they become generally acceptable to the whole society.

This budget forms the basis on which allotments are issued by the Budget Division.