Vila Central Hospital has no dialysis service (Grace Vurobaravu, 2002).

The governor of China s central bank recently emphasized this basic point.

Central Point is a city in Jackson County, Oregon, United States.

The service truck is parked above the access point of the pipe.

The Central Police Service (CPD) is notified of suspect transactions electronically.

But, as economists like to point out, traders and speculators provide a useful service.

Up to that point, Black women writers were marginalized to the point that they were unable to present themselves as central characters.

Volcán Tajumulco, at 4,220 m, is the highest point in the Central American countries.

The MKB Service Point' hosts a comprehensive theme site on equal treatment on its website.

This has made the central government very powerful, attracting the best brains into its service.

The first pilot project involved the Central Planning and Coordination Service and the Translation Services.

The central bankers who tell us not to worry about inflation point to relative wage stability.

At the critical mass point, the value obtained from the good or service is greater than or equal to the price paid for the good or service.

They point out that central banks all over the world are undertaking similar actions to stabilize markets.

the United States' Central Intelligence Agency, the United Kingdom's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) and the Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS)) may spend much of their careers abroad.

It is important to point out that hate media are not a speciality of the Central African subregion.

When the camera tractor is near the original access point, the downhole roller is pulled up and the camera tractor is moved into the access point and pulled up to the service truck.

Although Grand Central users were able to continue to use the service after the purchase, new users were not accepted, and there were no public statements about Google's plans for the service.

The Mine Action Service had an important role to play as the focal point within the United Nations for action against personnel mines.

Second, China s central bank still controls interest rates by enforcing a roughly three percentage point spread between deposit rates and lending rates.

Al Qaeda lost its central organizational capacity, but it became a symbol and focal point around which like minded imitators could rally.

On Saturday September 1, 2012, an anti racism demonstration took place in central Athens, Greece, with Monastiraki Square as the starting point.

It had been estimated that every percentage point increase in debt service in low income countries reduced public investment by about 0.2 per cent.

Reaffirming the central role of the Commission in the regulation and coordination of the conditions of service of the United Nations common system,

The Central Asian Revolt started in the summer of 1916, when the Russian Empire government ended its exemption of Muslims from military service.

WASHINGTON, DC Central banks around the world have finally reacted to the global financial crisis by engineering a coordinated half point interest rate cut.

Certainly, the trend toward full service single regulators outside the central bank has slowed to a crawl (though Indonesia is consolidating regulators at present).

Additionally, and although some organizations disagree with the Inspector on this point, the ratio of General Service to Professional staff also requires a best practice standard.

The United Nations has always occupied a central position on the international stage it has been a constant focal point for the hopes of humankind.

With the introduction of party pluralism, divisions and discrimination began to emerge in the Central African Civil Service, particularly during the period 1983 to 2003.

(c) Repositioning the public service for the challenges of democratization and economic liberalization (Africa, Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States)

Here, indeed, is the central point the need to move away from mythological, mutually exclusive rights of existence, conflicting historical narratives, and religious claims of ownership.

In this respect, for HIPCs which have reached their completion point and exited from the Initiative, the central question is what form financial assistance should take.

Jowhar is located on the primary north south highway in Somalia and, as a result, is a mandatory transit point for traffic in south central Somalia.

Reaffirming the statute of the Commission and its central role in the regulation and coordination of the conditions of service of the United Nations common system,

Point K critical point.

As in a Venn diagram, Obama is placing the US at that central point where all the different ellipses overlap. First among equals, and the indispensable nation.

PSEPC is responsible for monitoring and analysing cyberthreats to government systems, providing a central reporting point for cyberincidents and alerting government departments to new threats and vulnerabilities.

They point to the fact that the world's major central banks the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of Japan have so firmly established their anti inflation credibility that the inflation risk premium has been wrung out of interest rates.

Quaker Peace Social Witness (QPSW), previously known as the Friends Service Council, and then as Quaker Peace and Service, is one of the central committees of Britain Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends the national organisation of Quakers in Britain.

1.8 Within the Conference Services Division of the United Nations Office at Geneva, substantive responsibility for the subprogramme is assigned to the Central Planning and Coordination Service.

Other regions, such as Sub Saharan Africa and Central and South West Asia, placed significant emphasis on detoxification, suggesting a need to strengthen preventive care and service diversification.

Vietnam s emergence as a central player in Asian affairs should not be surprising, for the country was the catalyst of perhaps the key turning point in modern Asian history.

The obex (from the Latin for barrier ) is the point in the human brain at which the fourth ventricle narrows to become the central canal of the spinal cord.

The Office is further investigating the implementation of a customer relationship management system which will allow for the tracking and monitoring of all client requests through a central point.