With respect to the veto, we agree with those that prefer to add this issue to cluster II.

Ratings typically carry age recommendations in an advisory or restrictive capacity, and are often given in lieu of censorship.

But the emerging arrangements would offer far more room for maneuver than the more restrictive WTO regime.

The arrangement collapsed because the US did not want to tighten monetary policy and run more restrictive fiscal policy keeping US voters happy was understandably more important to President Nixon than maintaining a global system of fixed exchange rates.

The form of the arbitration agreement is more restrictive than the freedom of form in commercial contracts a contract involving a transaction worth a hundred million dollars may be concluded verbally, but the arbitration agreement relating to that contract must be in writing.

Those that have some flexibility can and should use it to protect the unemployed and the young, accelerate deleveraging, and implement reforms designed to support growth and employment others options and thus their medium term growth prospects are more constrained.

The United Nations funds and programmes, and the organizations, tasked to provide humanitarian assistance for the people of Myanmar have been compelled to operate in a more restricted operational environment, with authorities imposing onerous fees, bureaucratic hurdles, and extensive restrictions on both travel to projects sites and the import of supplies and equipment.

Chinese were singled out for exclusion from 1882 onward, and, with the more restrictive Immigration Act of 1924, immigration in general slowed for the next four decades.

This asymmetry in savings patterns might thus reflect the simple fact that credit constrained economies are less sensitive to drops in the cost of borrowing relative to less constrained economies.

While regions will be publishing the results separately, the data will ultimately be combined into a global report, raising the issue of whether to publish at the most detailed level with blank cells for those with a more restrictive policy or to suppress certain regional data.

If asymmetric credit constraints are indeed important, young borrowers and middle aged savers will display distinct patterns in constrained versus less constrained economies.

The 1962 Printers and Publishers Registration Act, the Unlawful Associations Act, the 1950 Emergency Provisions Act and the 1975 State Protection Law have been invoked to imprison many peaceful political activists and have seriously restricted the exercise of rights and freedoms.

Either gradual attrition, with weaker countries defaulting, will lead to a more restricted German led club of virtuous countries, or Germany itself will choose to pursue a policy of narrow fiscal advantage by seceding from the eurozone.

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Written submission of the United Kingdom, supra note 215, at para. 3.88 3.89 (citing McNair, The Law of Treaties 463 (1961) ( Treaties are not to be understood as altering or restraining the Practice generally received, unless the Words do fully and necessarily infer an Alteration or Restriction .

It killed more than 70 and injured more than 100 people.

more than

Over 1,500 bloggers have joined the initiative this year, coming from over a hundred different countries.

The Protestant Church is made up of over 1,300 congregations in more than 50 denominations.

Tension headaches affect about 1.4 billion people (20.8 of the population) and are more common in women than men (23 to 18 respectively).

Britten Norman has sold more than 1,250 aircraft to customers in more than 120 countries.

But they are more limited in number and scope than many seem to believe. Now is a time not only to advance current research, but also to reflect and to tread cautiously.

More than 60 of Venezuela's international reserves is in gold, eight times more than the average for the region.

We are wiser and perhaps sadder than Keynes.

We must do more much more.

This tweet below, for instance, has been retweeted almost 7,000 times and favourited more than 4,000 times

More coffee, please.

To date, it had trained more than 600 law enforcement officers from more than 40 countries.

more than one focused widget

It's more than software

Option two will require a more diverse structure and more dispersed operations than option one.

I talked to more than twenty people in more than eight provinces. They all said the same things.

The waves resulted in more than 226,000 deaths and over 1 million people were left homeless.

Serbia has only one city with more than a million inhabitants and four with more than 100,000 inhabitants.

In China, flash floods have so far killed more than a thousand people and destroyed more than a million homes.

Nevertheless, while the enrollment of boys more than doubled, that of girls more than tripled.

Spanish is spoken as the first language by more than 90 of the population and as a first or second language by more than 98 .

Those with more complex structures are often more toxic than the simple phenol.

There are over 1300 known species, ranging in size from to over in some deep water species.

We work to promote healthy vibrant societies, to ameliorate human suffering, to promote a more thoughtful, substantive, empathic world order.

And they deserve more than that.

The parcel weighs more than one pound.

I like coffee better than tea.

I prefer cats to dogs.

I love him more than any of the other boys.