Collectively, however, their explanatory power is relatively large.

Nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur are also needed in relatively large quantities.

Other recipients of relatively large amounts include UNESCO, ILO, UNIDO and FAO.

Australia has been a particularly large beneficiary of Chinese growth, which is relatively commodity intensive.

Despite a comparative large military spending, it has been relatively slow to modernize its forces.

We believe that large dividends in threat reduction can be achieved with a relatively modest investment.

These constitute a relatively small fraction of SMEs but make a large contribution to the economy.

Details of these five funds and two other relatively large funds are shown in schedule 7.1.1.

And these were the developing countries they had large families and they had relatively short lives.

All sources of renewable energy require large land areas within which to gather relatively large collectors in order to produce meaningful amounts of energy.

Governments themselves are responsible for a relatively large share 27 million compared to 30.9 million in 1991.

Other agencies with relatively large C1 expenditures included UNIDO, UNESCO, ITC, ILO and WMO (see table 5).

Whatever advantages they enjoyed, in his view, derived more from being relatively large than from being a permanent member.

She congratulated Ireland on its extraordinary work with developing countries and noted its relatively large official development assistance contribution.

UNESCO and FAO also received relatively large amounts of contributions from this source, 2.9 million and 1.1 million, respectively.

During the Asian financial crisis of 1997 1998, South Korea a relatively large emerging market economy received what was then considered a very large IMF rescue package 10 billion.

There are relatively large groups of such people and they constitute an indispensable resource for the success of the programme.

A relatively large and growing number of part time workers lack many of the benefits that full time workers enjoy.

Other delegations stated that the proposed reductions were too large and that, relatively, the region seemed to be most affected.

Jerven notes that many African countries have trouble measuring the size of their relatively large subsistence economies and unrecorded economic activity.

They don't want to spend such a large part of their life doing this hard work with so relatively low productivity.

Besides, in large deals, the negotiating team s costs are relatively small (or they could be reimbursed out of the project s revenue stream).

It was thought that the relatively large amounts of DNA used in IM injection were responsible for the induction of TH1 responses.

There have been a relatively large number of cartel cases and investigations in the petroleum sector, in particular that of petrol (gasoline).

Expenditure from multilateral sources has always constituted a relatively large share of TEBE, averaging 27.5 per cent during the 1985 1992 period.

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As the demand for donor organs continues to rise, in large part due to the aging population, the supply has remained relatively constant.

This modest expenditure to re establish the Somali justice system would therefore enable a rapid reduction in the relatively large UNOSOM military expenditures.

As the demand for donor organs continues to rise, in large part due to the aging population, the supply has remained relatively constant.

The key space for DES is two to the 56, which is relatively small these days, but was large enough back in 1974.

Even the small number of national companies that have grown large are relatively small when compared to the Japanese kereitsu or the Korean chaebol.

The combination of the relatively large storage available of smart cards and the processing power for authentication protocols present a formidable deterrent to fraud.

Some countries with centrally planned economies had introduced market economy systems relatively quickly and successfully and had achieved macroeconomic stability, proving that the transition process could be relatively short and did not necessarily require a large infusion of external resources.

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85. One important feature of UNICEF is that, unlike other United Nations organizations, a relatively large portion of resources are derived from fund raising efforts.

This relatively large Eurasian population had developed over a period of 400 years and were classified by colonial law as belonging to the European legal community.

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Despite relatively little traffic as compared to its large scale, WikiCity Guides is recognized as the largest wiki in the world with over 13 million active pages.

However, the atheroma have to be advanced enough to have relatively large areas of calcification within them to create large enough regions of 130 Hounsfield units which a CT scanner's software can recognize as distinct from the other surrounding tissues.

Trade flows may be driven substantially by longevity countries expecting a relatively large number of elderly in the future should be running trade surpluses now and deficits later.

The cost of these adjustment assistance programmes, if they are designed carefully, should be relatively minuscule in comparison with large potential gains to be made from trade liberalization

From a typical colonial economy based on the production of sugarcane, bananas and coffee, Jamaica's economy has evolved into a relatively large and diversified economy benefiting its population.

A relatively large percentage is also routed through ICAO to fund civil aviation activities 8.4 million (12.4 per cent) as against 11.4 million (15.6 per cent) in 1991.