A simplified baseline for a small scale CDM project activity specified in appendix B shall be deemed to reasonably represent the anthropogenic emissions that would occur in the absence of the proposed small scale project activity.

A baseline shall be deemed to reasonably represent the anthropogenic emissions by sources that would occur in the absence of the proposed project activity if it is derived using a baseline methodology referred to in paragraphs 37 and 38 above.

Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious

Represent

The lawyer agreed to represent him.

In other words, he was deemed to be healthy and happy.

Their continued independence is now deemed essential to China s national security.

Where allegations were deemed to be unfounded, the cases were closed.

Syrian Facebookers are trying now to represent themselves.

Dealing with financial institutions deemed too big to fail won t be easy.

The Committee may wish to make observations and recommendations, as deemed appropriate.

Other signals were missed, ignored, or deemed unimportant.

When abstaining, a member shall be deemed not to have cast its votes.

When abstaining, a member shall be deemed not to have cast its votes.

Individuals were not deemed qualified to determine the need for such a test.

If such information is deemed to put that person's physical integrity at risk

Young people represent the future.

The streets to them represent an opportunity to earn a living.

These represent a major threat to stability in Sierra Leone.

Counsel requested the Board to consider another medical investigation this was not deemed necessary.

Then, delivery of the goods is deemed to take place on board the vessel.

To defend him her and to represent him her, including the unborn

Each of the four faced what many deemed overwhelming odds.

Such a move would be deemed premature by numerous critics.

But this middle income transition is sometimes deemed a trap.

He verily deemed that he would never return ( unto Allah ) .

It was deemed particularly important in terms of fundraising capacity.

Women lawyers are entitled to represent clients before courts and tribunals.

If pain is reduced by more than half, the therapy is deemed to be suitable.

The Amhara represent 27.0 of the country's inhabitants, while the Somali and Tigray represent 6.22 and 6.08 of the population, respectively.

Light bars represent debt cancellation or rescheduling.

Netizens shared the photographs, deemed both blasphemous and insulting to Muslims in Tunisia, on social networks.

As of November 2012, it was deemed to be still in the embryonic stage of development.

It should identify what activities are deemed as being vital to the success of the company.

The Chancellor of Justice has deemed it important to engage in cooperation with non governmental organisations.

If that was deemed discrimination, article 26 would make most compulsory education impossible to carry out.

Political symbolism is symbolism that is used to represent a political standpoint.

Therefore, they do not represent an obstacle to the division of labour.

Even more importantly, they represent a response to developments in multilateral relations.

This does not apply if the alien must reasonably be deemed a danger to national security or if, after final judgement in respect of a particularly dangerous crime, the alien must be deemed a danger to society, but cf. subsection (1).

When an organization deemed to be terrorist in nature is closed down, property belonging to it is confiscated.

This arrangement is deemed to cover all other entitlements relating to the specific travel, including any surface travel.

It was deemed appropriate to consider signing formal agreements with other governmental agencies to ensure access to such sources.

Access to education was deemed to be essential to reducing the long term effects of HIV on young people.

They can be members of parliaments where they represent legislative authority, they can be ministers, deputies, assistants, etc. where they represent executive power, or presidents of courts, judges, public prosecutors and defenders where they represent the judicial power.