The means by which perpetrators obtain personal information vary in terms of their technical sophistication.

Revolutionary ruptures upset diplomats familiar habits, both in terms of their personal contacts and, more importantly, in terms of their thinking.

The RMB appreciated by 18.6 in real effective terms, and by 16 in dollar terms, from June 2005 to August 2008.

But governments continued to see their economic roles in restricted terms.

As a consequence, in 2009 the IT market in Russia declined by more than 20 in ruble terms and by one third in euro terms.

The military service is completed in terms specified by law.

As noted by the Secretary General, important progress has been made in terms of advocacy and in terms of norm development.

Well, the message from youtube is that waelabbas violated their terms of use.

Social groups are then measured in terms of their ethnic or racial differences.

Indeed, the Middle East s deepening problems may impose a sense of restraint in Russia and China by forcing them to calculate not in terms of their global nuisance value vis à vis the West, but in terms of their ability to make a positive and stabilizing contribution to the world order.

Indeed, the Middle East s deepening problems may impose a sense of restraint in Russia and China by forcing them to calculate not in terms of their global nuisance value vis à vis the West, but in terms of their ability to make a positive and stabilizing contribution to the world order.

Ethnic and social groups, activated by an intense, politicized agenda, may think in zero sum terms, but they cannot advance their interests without positive sum compromises.

We found evidence that, by 2001, markets learned to appreciate the difference between good governance and bad governance firms in terms of their expected future profitability.

In particular, small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) were the main contributors to national economies in terms of production and employment, and UNCTAD worked to improve their competitiveness by enhancing their productive capacity.

Of course, several recent Latin American presidents succeeded in changing their countries constitutions to lengthen their terms in office.

Under the terms of their agreement with Ibn Tahir, the Andalusians and their families left Alexandria in 40 ships.

(b) The CST should review and endorse the proposal regarding terms and their definitions.

Seventeen donor countries and EU increased their contributions in 2003.7 Of the countries that registered increases in funding levels, three countries had actually decreased their contributions in terms of their local currency, but showed an increase in terms of the United States dollar.

After some consolidation, six companies controlled monopolies of their regions, subject to close control by the government in terms of fares, finances, and even minute technical details.

That global policy weak in terms of cooperation and perverse in terms of trade   will end by undermining the emerging democracies in developing countries.

In some areas use of these terms may be regulated by law.

Several requests by the author for clarification of these terms were unsuccessful.

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

Their mission was to negotiate the terms and conditions of a financial bailout of Greece.

Instead, they couch their opposition to Park 51 in terms of sensitivity to the aggrieved.

On the question of the definition of terms, participants were referred to their preliminary documentation.

Taiwan and Israel are testimony to the role played by migrants abroad, with their diasporas playing a vital role in terms of political support, investment flows, and technology transfer.

In terms of reservation services, the majority of DMOs in developing countries support the promotion of tourism in their country mainly by advertising the contact details of tourism providers.

Torn between Europe and Asia in cultural and political terms, victimized by a dark, narcissistic instinct that pervades their reading of their past and their visions of the future, it should surprise no one that Russia is now behaving like a revisionist power.

We support the recognition of party autonomy, including the understanding that the article as drafted encompasses variation of terms by implication, such as by contract terms at variance with the transactional provisions of the convention.

Economic growth, with consequent benefits in terms of poverty alleviation, can be achieved by helping small and medium sized enterprises to meet their capital needs and improving access to markets.

The international community urges in the strongest terms that all parties to the elections and the Government abide by their commitment to the 10 June and 13 June 2005 declarations.

Eastern Europe, by contrast, has yet to come to terms with its murderous past.

In GDP terms, it fell even more, because GDP grew by 8.7 in 2008.

Their voices often reframe the terms of social policy debate and put the CCP on the defensive.

But if they turn their backs on you , your duty is only to communicate in clear terms .

But if they turn their backs on you , your duty is only to communicate in clear terms .

The list of members, with their terms of office, appears in annex IV to the present report.

Furthermore, the terms permissibility impermissibility could be misleading, given their relationship to the topic of State responsibility.

The three scenarios for modification are evaluated in terms of their impact on Member States' representation status.

Periodic evaluations of the Multilateral Fund are prepared by independent consultants under terms of reference agreed by the parties.

The landlocked developing countries, facing multifaceted problems in their trade relations, were particularly vulnerable in terms of geography and the size of their economies.

Indeed, in terms of people online, India is expected to overtake the US by 2020.

Not all searches carried out by members of Global Voices community turned up negative terms.

Alternative remittance systems are known by many terms, but all share the same operational characteristics.