Eighteen countries have reached the completion point and 10 are between the decision and completion points.

On the USCF's eleventh national rating list, published on May 5, 1957, Fischer was rated 2231, a master over 500 points higher than his rating a year before.

Under that approach, national ownership was both the starting point and a key objective of the effort to enhance system wide coordination.

September 11, 2001, was a terrible tragedy by any measure, but it was not a historical turning point.

(a) Member States should ratify or accede to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the Protocols thereto, as well as to the United Nations Convention against Corruption, and should review their legislation with a view to implementing those instruments

After three decades of growth on a scale unprecedented in human history, China s new leaders are facing a historical turning point.

The upcoming legislative elections were widely seen as a turning point and it became apparent to all that the parties were preparing for a final showdown.

The Polish Renaissance lasted from the late 15th to the late 16th century and is widely considered to have been the Golden Age of Polish culture.

The remains of the temple were extensively quarried in the 18th century to build the jetties of Porto Empedocle.

A non governmental group killed more Americans that day than the government of Japan did with its surprise attack on another transformative date, December 7, 1941.

In order to ensure the broadest coverage possible, POC tests should be designed to work in the settings with the fewest resources.

Fourth, today s Russian leaders, like nineteenth century Czars, want a sphere of influence around their borders.

In August 1921, a Plenary meeting of the CPSU Central Committee (the highest leadership of the state) adopted an 11 point instruction on the interpretation and application of article 13 (mentioned above).

Liechtenstein understands that the current draft should serve as a point of departure for consideration at the Eleventh Congress, taking into account the consultations already held.

This list of topics is the starting point for a larger debate that will be promoted by the Ministry, with the society at large, including with broadcasting stations and other cultural producers.

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Spotlight Response to major emergencies Indian Ocean and Darfur

Spotlight Supply operations in support of the MTSP targets and the Millennium Development Goals

Spotlight Supply operations

As the lever rotates around the fulcrum, points farther from this pivot move faster than points closer to the pivot.

The turning point was the April 2006 people s movement, when hundreds of thousands took to the streets for nineteen successive days.

The trouble reached the boiling point on October 7, when Kurdish fighters killed 13 Turkish soldiers near Turkey s border with Iraq.

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

Geoid To extend this definition far from the sea means comparing the local height of the mean sea surface with a level reference surface, or datum, called the geoid.

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Turning Point at Chernobyl

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(b) Point of Contact Senior Colonel Cengiz Yildirim, Head of Department

While the 12 universal anti terrorism instruments have a wider counter terrorism aim, they are pertinent to combating Al Qaida and its associates.

Three (3) points are awarded for a win, one (1) point for a draw and zero (0) points for a defeat.

Gibraltar Our Lady of Europe at Europa Point, the southernmost point in Western Europe.

Automated tools (for instance AICCU) exist to make it easy to use Point to Point tunnels.

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This is an extremely important point.

Everyone has points of weakness.