An indication of improvement possibilities

These clients view foreign presence as an indication of the competitiveness of SINTNCs.

Such an indication has no taxonomic standing.

For the initial review, the time frames for the initial check may serve as an indication.

That Agreement was cited merely as an indication of the discriminatory treatment applied to the author.

They do not provide an indication of prevalence.

If that is an indication of improved security, then I agree.

Now, however, it is an indication of how much things have changed.

This is an indication of the importance of agriculture to this region.

4.2 The State party notes that such an appeal could have been lodged as soon as the decision had been notified the decision contained an indication of the appeal procedure and deadlines.

This is an indication that the measures currently in place are far from adequate.

We welcome these amendments as an indication of the Court's continuous efforts to speed up its work and enhance the transparency of its procedures.

3. Reaffirms that the proposed programme budget outline shall contain an indication of the following

2. Reaffirms that the proposed programme budget outline shall contain an indication of the following

2. Reaffirms that the proposed programme budget outline shall contain an indication of the following

That is an indication of the support the militants enjoy among the Palestinian population, partly as a result of their engagement in social welfare activities.

But is Obama s inaugural address an indication of a renewed vigor for US backed led multilateralism?

If the past is an indication of their future performance, there is reason for deep concern.

There is, however, little indication that Israel s government has the vision required for such an undertaking.

This section should include an indication of the types of institutions informed and the methods used.

This section should include an indication of the types of institutions informed and the methods used.

In his view, this is an indication that racism, discrimination and xenophobia are on the increase.

South Africa took this seriously because it served as an indication that the banning of fissile material production was a concern of the entire international community.

Just as an indication, whereas a microscopist can process 40 samples in a day, a rat can process the same amount of samples in seven minutes only.

The Committee notes with appreciation the Law on Sex Equality of July 1946 as an early indication of political will to achieve equality between women and men.

One hundred fils was a decent amount and an indication of the wealth of a certain household!

There is an indication that gut flora in obese and lean individuals can affect the metabolic potential.

Moreover, there is no indication that the criteria for an expanded membership are either specific or appropriate.

In relation to PSD, he drew the Board's attention to the fact that an increasing receivable was an indication of increasing income.

Although these concepts introduced by Olins are often presented as the corporate identity structure, they merely provide an indication of the visual presentation of (parts of) the organization.

Additional information such as a brief description of each NTB, an indication of affected or excluded countries, and footnotes on exact product coverage are also provided, where available.

The Senate approved the indication.

For six days, more than 100 earthquakes clustered around Mount St. Helens, an indication that magma was moving.

In its operative part the draft resolution further contains an indication on how to move forward in 2006.

Charting the progress of animal welfare legislation around the world is therefore an indication of moral progress more generally.

This may be an indication of dust in the system, and is considered somewhat unusual for a binary star.

It will give an indication of the contents of the chapters of the study and its conclusions and recommendations.

Nevertheless, these concepts provide an indication of the areas of national interest for development of abatement and sequestration projects.

The act sets out exceptions which might have an indication of gender discrimination but are justified for certain reasons.

The range of cases for which judgement is sought is also an indication of growing confidence in the Tribunal.

The project arose out of the concern of the penitentiary authorities about the increased level of recidivism, which was taken as an indication that the rehabilitation of prisoners was unsatisfactory.

In turn, the rebel movements may perceive the north south agreement as an indication that they have been marginalized further or as proof that an intensification of military activities would be the only option for them to be taken seriously as a party in political talks.

Russia s explosive revisionist behavior on the eve of the recent G8 summit is an indication of the Kremlin s unsatisfied nature.

At the end of July 2005, a final report for 2004 was received from UNDP that contained many exceptions, as well as an indication that some 371,000 was outstanding against the cost recovery project in 2004.

This may be an indication that it is more difficult for single mothers with small children to find a job which allows them to combine their roles as breadwinner and caretaker.