The terms used are not drawn from any particular legal system.

Any resulting project or space mission could be relatively modest in financial terms.

The terms of reference do not provide any time limitation for its members' mandate.

Furthermore, also under the terms of the Constitution, they cannot be given any mandatory instructions.

That bigness should be centered on oneself, not in terms of money, not in terms of power you wield, not in terms of any status that you can command in the society, but it should be centered on oneself.

These are young sunflowers, and what they are doing cannot be described with any other terms than playing.

Such terms provoke fear that, once confidence in any one country is lost, all others are in danger.

There is no discrimination in terms of employment opportunities on the basis of sex or any other grounds.

Violent crimes attract much longer custodial terms, increasing the number of women in prison at any one time.

Exporters of any particular commodity should issue debt that is denominated in terms of the price of that commodity, rather than in dollars or any other currency.

Mr. Burman (United States of America) said that the words any State should be replaced by either any Contracting State or any State Party or possibly both, depending on how those terms were differentiated.

There were always two sides to any conflict, however asymmetrical they might be in terms of power and legitimacy.

In rough terms, 30 States have acceded to the CWC in three years, a singular achievement by any measure.

And I really think that we can't think about cancer let alone any disease in such black and white terms.

More is currently at stake in terms of lives saved or lives lost in Africa than on any other continent.

Thus very few women and men who are subsistence farmers have any form of social security in terms old age benefits.

Iraq argues that Syria has not suffered any measurable economic loss either in terms of extraordinary expenditure or loss of revenue.

These two lists consists of some terms (three terms and two terms, respectively).

Thus, Syria will support any proposals aimed at improving the financial situation of the Court, including the conditions of the judges' terms.

This political rebalancing in terms of both votes and institutions could create higher barriers against any authoritarian deviation, wherever it might come from.

Investing in its children and young people provides the very highest return that any society can earn, in both economic and human terms.

In fact, the aura of political incorrectness that surrounds such terms reflects the absence of any similar organizing principle in contemporary globalized societies.

In practical terms, this may involve creating a record of all access to the system before tenders are opened and detecting any unauthorized access.

The Committee recalled that the Convention defined remuneration in the broadest possible terms, including any additional emoluments whatsoever arising out of the worker's employment.

Indeed, some women even hired men to help them with the harvest, and women certainly were able to market any produce on equal terms.

If investors refuse to buy the debt on any terms, even a fiscally prudent government could find itself in a liquidity squeeze and become insolvent.

From any perspective ethical, economic, environmental, or in terms of food security we simply cannot tolerate the annual wastage of 1.3 billion tons of food.

And, in practical terms, it is bound to destroy the social cohesion on which democracy or, indeed, any type of peaceful, contented society ultimately rests.

Commercial banks could hold them without setting aside any capital reserves, and the European Central Bank (ECB) accepted them on equal terms at its discount window.

Similarly, in global terms, the energy in hurricanes during the last four years (including Sandy) has been lower than at any point since the 1970 s.

However, IQWiG's terms of reference explicitly disregard any issues which cannot be tested in double blind studies, for example a comparison of radically different treatment regimes.

If thou fearest treachery from any group , throw back ( their covenant ) to them , ( so as to be ) on equal terms for Allah loveth not the treacherous .

If thou fearest treachery from any group , throw back ( their covenant ) to them , ( so as to be ) on equal terms for Allah loveth not the treacherous .

In legal terms, Australia has nothing from the French Government which protects it against any further atmospheric tests, should the French Government decide to hold them.

Common terms Many terms used in karate stem from Japanese culture.

Contractual terms

Netanyahu thinks in bold military terms, not in terms of geopolitical strategy.

Dumped without political participation, decent education, any kind of real opportunity in terms of economic lives, and then sentenced to generations of violence and prejudice and discrimination.

10. Any mechanism for accepting the jurisdiction of a court would have to allow States flexibility in nominating the terms upon which they would accept that jurisdiction.

As stated in Article 10, the Vietnamese laws and policies do not have for any discrimination between rural and urban areas in terms of access to education.

On 12 May 1994, the Supreme Court rejected the author's further appeal, holding that by clear terms the First Nations surrendered any remaining special right to fish.

(b) To any other person who can show that he or she is entitled to rights under any contract or terms of appointment, including the provisions of staff regulations and rules upon which the staff member could have relied.

In other terms, a budget is an organizational plan stated in monetary terms.

A list of these terms can be found at List of broadcasting terms.

Of course, climate science is not precise instead, it works in terms of probability ranges. But uncertain estimates do not mean that the risk is any less acute.