f) firearms with permanently fixed laser aim, aim designed on the night vision principle, infra radiator, electronic image amplification, or image reversal technology,

The aim

The Unit has embarked on a range of activities with the aim of

The aim is to put Africa high on the agenda at the Copenhagen summit.

Europe remains silent on that question and has only one aim to get out.

The aim is to clampdown on the protesters and netizens are fearing the worst.

New regulations have recently been introduced with the specific aim of cracking down on moonlighting.

In his lectures, Bird describes many experiments with a similar aim on human sensory organs.

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Recognizing the need to conduct multilateral negotiations with the aim of reaching agreement on concrete issues,

Recognizing the need to conduct multilateral negotiations with the aim of reaching agreement on concrete issues,

Such initiatives aim to ensure that policy commitments on gender equality are aligned with resource allocations.

Addressing this growing crisis is the aim of the Global Conference on Food Security in Rome on June 3 5.

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The aim is to reduce unemployment.

(1) For this aim, they shall

The two country case studies aim

UNIDO's rural energy programmes aim at

Peacebuilding operations aim to create peace.

The aim is to focus on those specific details and issues, which still need to be clarified.

Grow On Chamber of Commerce was created on 4 October 2004 with the aim of establishing and running business and trade associations.

Recognizing the need to conduct multilateral negotiations with the aim of reaching agreement on concrete issues for negotiation,

Recognizing the need to conduct multilateral negotiations with the aim of reaching agreement on concrete issues for negotiation,

Through the medium of film, we aim to sensitize the Egyptian community on refugees stories, obstacles and resilience.

My aim is to be a doctor.

My aim is to be a doctor.

But consumption is not an ethical aim.

We shall surely aim , O both burdened .

We shall surely aim , O both burdened .

Four epigenetic leukemia drugs, which aim to switch the natural protective genes back on, are now on the market in the United States.

The Committee recalls that under the Convention, differential treatment based on citizenship constitutes discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation are not applied pursuant to a legitimate aim, and are not proportional to the achievement of this aim.

We shall look to the President to set a work programme that will aim for agreement on the details.

Such international support measures could also aim at addressing any adverse effects of further multilateral trade liberalization on LDCs

They aim to triple that figure by 2010.

Ceausescu took aim, then fell backward when the bear, inadequately sedated, reared on its hind legs as if to attack.

It did not aim to domesticate global finance, and it was not based on a thorough analysis of the crisis.

With the aim of enhancing cooperation, creating and strengthening an atmosphere of peace, confidence and friendship on the Asian continent,

The narrow aim should be to nip terrorism in the bud, and the broader aim should be to open a dialogue with the Muslim community.

(d) The aim of securing the widest possible participation

The aim should be to help create that capacity.

School programs everywhere should aim to educate trilingual citizens.

The aim was to reach more women in society.

The Education Sector Reforms aim to address these issues.

So stimulus policies should aim to stimulate not just demand per se they must focus, instead, on stimulating ecologically friendly demand.

Establishment of a norm, criterion, or practice that can be justified objectively by achievement of a legitimate aim the effect of which is proportionate to the necessary and justified measures taken to achieve the aim is not considered discrimination based on gender.