(i) The testing of aerosol dispensers

To do so would only sow the seeds of the next bubble.

Our task is to help sow the seeds of reconciliation and peace.

Other delegations considered the proposed strict liability regime to be inflexible and not entirely consistent with current practice.

The company developed the first flexible stem.

The land mourns and languishes. Lebanon is confounded and withers away. Sharon is like a desert, and Bashan and Carmel are stripped bare.

The earth mourneth and languisheth Lebanon is ashamed and hewn down Sharon is like a wilderness and Bashan and Carmel shake off their fruits.

We do not want to advocate reform that is immutable and inflexible we want it to be put to the test again after 15 years.

These attributes comprise the essentials of a resilient system.

Thirdly, our draft resolution provides for flexible allocation of Council seats.

This activity is aimed at providing staff and the public with a flexible choice of tools for research and document retrieval.

Germany, traumatized by the memory of hyperinflation in the 1920 s and the consequent rise of Hitler in the 1930 s, is reluctant to sow the seeds of future inflation by incurring too much debt.

I discovered their soft surfaces revealed every ripple of wind in constantly changing patterns.

Spain is flexible as to the wording to be used to incorporate this idea into paragraph 16.

Despite the watchful eyes of Big Brother in Beijing, the Internet is sowing the seeds of free speech in China.

The old manufacturing model, which fueled an unprecedented 20 fold increase in per capita income relative to the early 1990 s, also sowed the seeds of excessive resource consumption and environmental degradation.

The fishermen only need one boat to apply this technique. It is very flexible. How exactly do fishermen apply the technique to catch the fish?

It is in these threads that are being woven into a resilient fabric that will sustain communities, that I find hope.

You are laying down in a flexible torpedo, sailing at high speed, controlling the shape of the hull with your legs and controlling the sail with your arms.

The US economy is relatively flexible, and this kind of structural adjustment in the private sector occurs reasonably quickly.

Its I O mode is flexible and programmable, and it has a single phase clock with an on chip oscillator.

The wide range of mediums and themes in Al Halabi s work are akin to his conception of identity, as something malleable and evolving overtime, like a snowflake.

The terrorists intention is to sow mistrust and stoke fears their aim is to weaken the democratic rule of law and to shatter citizens confidence in public institutions.

The Uniting for Consensus proposal is flexible in leaving it to the regions to determine the duration of each regional mandate.

Mr. SUJATMIKO (Indonesia) said his position was flexible, but he thought that the proposal originally made by Pakistan was perfectly neutral.

In the longer term, a flexible and effective legal framework for security rights could serve as a useful tool to increase economic growth.

Moreover, excise taxes are a convenient source of revenue in developing countries, as they are primarily levied on products such as alcohol, tobacco, gas, vehicles, and spare parts, which involve few producers, large sales volumes, relatively inelastic demand, and easy observability.

The scattering power relative to Earth (Λ ΛE) is also shown, as is the distance where Λ 1 (where the body would change from a planet to a dwarf planet).

The seized items included 11 videotapes, 55 CDs, 1 floppy disk and a computer hard drive.

We have to put this all into the dustbin, where it will find its proper place, and at last we will have a flexible, modern navy.

The scope of Greek habitation and rule has varied much through the ages, and, as a result, the history of Greece is similarly elastic in what it includes.

According to the Law on labor, flexible work frameworks for men and women exist only in cases of childcare that is conducted in accordance with the opinion and diagnosis of a doctor.

In the longer term, a flexible and effective legal framework for security rights could serve as a useful tool to increase economic growth.

As noted above, we agree with the basic premise that the court should be conceived as a flexible, supplementary facility, based on consent.

Once the children were walking and could leave the home, Kagan found that the psychological delay in development was only temporary, and that cognitive growth is malleable.

Within a short period of flexible administration of Georgia's economy he managed to expand his country's relations with international financial institutions.

Mr. UNCU (Turkey) said that his delegation was also flexible but would prefer the word possible to be deleted, since it cast doubt on the future of the Cooperation Agreement.

And he wasn't talking about whether the novel costs 24.95 dollars , or whether you have to spring 70 million bucks to buy the stolen Vermeer he was talking about the circumstances of its creation and of its existence.

The Commission also confirmed that the mandate of the Working Group should be interpreted widely to ensure an appropriately flexible work product, which should take the form of a legislative guide.

The role of the United Nations in peacebuilding should be flexibly defined by the specific conflict situation and the roles played by other peacebuilding participants.

Sierra Leone would be taking a flexible approach to the negotiations on the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism and believed that the outstanding differences of opinion could be overcome.

Before such hydro engineering projects sow the seeds of water conflict, China ought to build institutionalized, cooperative river basin arrangements with downstream states.

It was also stated that, in view of the divergent policies of States, a flexible approach aimed at the preparation of a set of principles with a guide, rather than a model law, would be advisable.

Furthermore, it was stated that, in view of the divergent policies of States, a flexible approach aimed at the preparation of a set of principles with a guide, rather than a model law, would be advisable.

However, given that the voting rights of 46 Member States had been suspended and that those States had difficulty paying their assessed contributions on time, it would be wise to design a flexible solution to the funding problem so as to minimize the pressure on developing Member States.