This type of sophisticated farming system would come to define Vietnamese society.

Let me begin with four words that will provide the context for this week, four words that will come to define this century.

He pointed out that when ideas first come into the world, they are likely to be woolly, and in need of more work to define them sharply.

Once again, we have witnessed the adoption of a resolution that many define or wish to define as consensual.

TOKYO A week, it is said, is a long time in politics. But events in Asia over the past week may define the region for decades to come.

CANBERRA Resilience, like love, is difficult to define.

He hoped that the Bureau would act quickly to define an action oriented framework that enabled all stakeholders to define what they expected of the session.

define priority strategies and objectives

But these difficult to define rules are always subject to interpretation.

How it is handled will help to define his presidency.

But I wasn't asked to define myself by my parents.

And he said, Well, I won't define the vehicle for you, but I will define the cost for you.

I'm going to define what the terms of my success are.

Let me define the terms really quickly.

Now these issues define domestic political agendas.

Type the word define and then the word you want to know.

So let s permit new generations to define their own battles and desires.

A key aspect of winning any war is to define the goals.

The Fund only encourages their criticism by failing to define its role.

However, public interest is not a term which is easy to define.

The only legal requirement was therefore to define what constituted exceptional risk.

53. Australia notes that few conventions define penalties.

(b) Define the scope of official energy statistics

Those chapters also define and use additional terms.

the obligation to define the type of offences that may result in extradition

There is no attempt to define the relevant group of countries with precision.

The ministerial decision issued to define explosive materials and the list annexed thereto

NTB specific methods use direct information on NTBs to define their possible impact.

China s new leadership now seems to recognize that the thick, hazardous smog that has come to define Beijing and other cities is more than a pollution problem it is a result of an excessive emphasis on short term economic planning.

Such metaphors matter, because they mis define the problem.

Of course, no one can define or guarantee privacy.

falmalki Q Define I'm fed up. A I cannot.

Some cultures in Africa define adult at age 13.

Articles 90 and 91 suppress and define terrorist acts.

But Obama has also struggled to define the terms of a possible grand bargain.

This term appeared to define a running evolution within democracies during the 21st century.

He stressed that it was the responsibility of Governments to define good governance norms.

UNDP should define how the organization understands gender mainstreaming and proposes to implement it.

UNDP should appoint a small working group to clarify and define cooperation with UNIFEM.

And that led to Henri Bergson, the French philosopher, to say, All the great thinkers of humanity have left happiness in the vague so that they could define each of them could define their own terms.

It was essential to define terrorism in order for international action against terrorism to be successful.

A Technical Group (TG) on Cesareans was created to define strategies to reduce cesarean birth rates.

The Council is there to set the major guidelines, to define objectives and strategies and to monitor.

In other words, liberty is not the right of individuals to define their own lives, but the right of the state to restrict individual freedom in the name of a security that only the state can define.

Nevertheless, while the objective of verification is easily judged, it is practically a difficult task to define the object of verification', in this case to define space weapons' and threat or use of force towards space objects'.