Commonality of parties Overlapping technical needs Complementarity of actions (i.e., do actions satisfy or bring added value toward achieving an overarching policy objective) and Commonality of chemicals.

Being global MEAs, the two conventions have a high commonality of parties.

Indeed, more encompassing knowledge of personal genomics can engender a new sense of commonality.

The MT30 retains 80 commonality with the Trent 800, the engine for the Boeing 777.

Despite their commonality, there has been a stark contrast in approaches to resolving these two crises.

It's about how you approach problems. And there is this huge, beautiful commonality between design, business and the world.

That commonality in backgrounds among IMF personnel allows the Fund to move fast in country rescues, not wasting time in endless debate.

Category theory is one area of mathematics dedicated to exploring this commonality of structure as it plays out in some areas of math.

Working more closely together would highlight the commonality of interests and the need for practical steps to prevent the weaponization of outer space.

As is the case with most of the global MEAs, the Montreal Protocol has a high commonality of parties with the Rotterdam Convention.

Based on an assessment of potential commonality among the political parties, such a compromise would limit the contractionary fiscal impact to some 1.5 of GDP.

The separate applications in a suite usually have a user interface that has some commonality making it easier for the user to learn and use each application.

By all relevant criteria including commonality of parties, overlapping technical needs, complementarity of actions, and common chemicals_the Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions share a high level of overlap.

Another commonality between the position of Uniting for Consensus and that of the African Union is our shared desire to achieve a result based on the broadest possible agreement.

Cost

2005 18 UNDP strategic cost management and implications for cost recovery

You know, commonality, the first line in Charles' narration was, The same stars that shine down on Russia shine down on the United States. From the sky, our cities look much the same.

Cost estimate

Total cost

Cost effectiveness

The scope of these responsibilities covers beneficiaries residing in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, taking here also, as targeted by the Board, full advantage of proximity (same time zone), language commonality and regional knowledge.

It creates cost control and cost reduction pressures from the start, leading to greater efficiency.

Total cost 133 300

This will cost 30.

This will cost 30.

This will cost 30.

I. Cost saving measures

The nations of the world must continue to promote dialogue in all areas pertaining to the critical issues of peace, development and security, while underscoring the commonality of goals, principles and interests shared by all Member States.

Cost escalation may contribute to a project cost overrun but it is not synonymous with it.

(b) To achieve cost savings

It's well worth the cost.

This cost Fadil his life.

The political cost is high.

The Cost of Dick Cheney

The first obstacle is cost.

Indeed, major cost differences remain.

Description Quantity Unit cost Total

Inflation and other cost adjustments

Cost estimates of the proposals

Cost of achieving the goals

The cost of improving reliability

Supplementary funding and cost recovery

To reduce production costs, many of the upgraded radar's modules are common with the F A 18's APG 73 radar, while the computers processors share an 85 commonality with that of the F 14's APG 71 radar.

The cost of two cruise missiles would build a school, the cost of a Eurofighter a small university.

Australia s Kevin Rudd agrees that the cost of inaction will be far greater than the cost of action.