Since the CPC has been revised at shorter intervals than the ISIC, it was expected that the revision of the CPC would be much less extensive than the revision of the ISIC.

Schedules backups at regular intervals

Reinspection is required at regular intervals, usually every 2 to 3 years.

The Security Council invites the CTC to continue reporting on its activities at regular intervals.

T.A.'s parents have also stated that the police search for T.A. at regular intervals.

The Chambers have furthermore ordered the Prosecutor to report at regular intervals on the proceedings.

(c) To review the international standards and recommendations regarding industrial statistics, including ISIC, at suitable intervals.

Reports are made at regular intervals by the President of the Tribunal to the Security Council.

These censuses, however, are carried out at approximately 10 year intervals, which makes more continuous monitoring difficult.

Isn't there something shorter?

However, portfolio managers and regional directors conduct at regular intervals reviews to ascertain the status of project expenditure.

Sami was shorter than me.

In the 1963 proposal the metro was planned as a light rail system, running in tunnels a maximum of 14 metres below the surface (compared to 30 metres in the finalized system), and with stations placed at shorter intervals (for instance, the committee's presentation shows ten stations between Sörnäinen and Ruoholahti, compared to the six in the realized system).

Relatively modest investments in the resilience, redundancy, and integrity of these systems pay high dividends, albeit at random intervals.

My sister is shorter than you.

They are demanding shorter working hours.

He's a bit shorter than me.

Sami is much shorter than Layla.

Noting the provisions of article VIII, paragraph 3, of the Treaty regarding the convening of review conferences at five year intervals,

Noting the provisions of article VIII, paragraph 3, of the Treaty regarding the convening of review conferences at five year intervals,

Noting the provisions of article VIII, paragraph 3, of the Treaty regarding the convening of review conferences at five year intervals,

HealthyEgypt A few miniature servings of coffee at intervals works better than one large mug to keep you alert and focused.

and We have divided the Koran for you to recite at intervals to mankind and We have sent it down successively .

and We have divided the Koran for you to recite at intervals to mankind and We have sent it down successively .

Noting the provisions of article VIII, paragraph 3, of the Treaty regarding the convening of review conferences at five year intervals,

In particular, Kuwait proposes to follow up the 25,000 subjects of the current study at five year intervals for twenty years.

Noting the provisions of article VIII, paragraph 3, of the Treaty regarding the convening of review conferences at five year intervals,

The track is shorter than 6 seconds

Teredo clients also maintain a binding on their NAT toward their Teredo server, by sending a UDP packet at regular time intervals.

and a Koran We have divided , for thee to recite it to mankind at intervals , and We have sent it down successively .

and a Koran We have divided , for thee to recite it to mankind at intervals , and We have sent it down successively .

Its approach is democratic and accountable in providing for periodic elections and re elections at intervals to be determined by each region.

Over the past several years, astronomers have learned a great deal about asteroids and comets that strike the Earth at random intervals.

BreastScreen Australia provides free breast cancer screening and assessment services at two yearly intervals to women aged between 50 and 69 years.

Recurrence intervals of these events are neither regular nor predictable.

At the same time, women could only talk 20 of the television time, as their statements were shorter than men's.

Hence the frequent periods shorter than four years.

In some instances, it may even be shorter.

Objects of intermediate size can cause significant damage when they hit the Earth at random intervals of tens, hundreds or thousands of years.

Comment of the Administration. The Office of the Prosecutor and the Language Services Section are meeting for this purpose at two weekly intervals.

The conventional thinking is that as traders buy and sell corporate stocks more often, they induce corporate managers to plan for shorter and shorter horizons.

So the shorter the bar, less angiogenesis, that's good.

A lunar month is shorter than a calendar month.

He also recommends the idea of chainplanting, or growing plants in intervals and in small quantities rather than at once and in large amounts.

Marching in disciplined ranks, some of them using walkie talkies, they were sent at timed intervals from various churches to the downtown business area.