By doing so, Israel could also derive political benefits.

They derive a variety of benefits and drinks from them . Will they , then , not give thanks ?

They derive a variety of benefits and drinks from them . Will they , then , not give thanks ?

He has created cattle for you from them you derive food and clothing and numerous other benefits

He has created cattle for you from them you derive food and clothing and numerous other benefits

Reaffirming the benefits that derive from competition policy for consumers, in the light of the UN Guidelines for Consumer Protection,

And cattle He has created for you ( men ) from them ye derive warmth , and numerous benefits , and of their ( meat ) ye eat .

And cattle He has created for you ( men ) from them ye derive warmth , and numerous benefits , and of their ( meat ) ye eat .

(b) Increased opportunities for States to derive benefits from the oceans and seas in conformity with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

They do not derive from a social contract.

(iii) to secure targeted financial and technical assistance, and capacity building programmes for developing countries, which would further enable them to derive optimum benefits from the multilateral trading system

Although the focus of our Government's policies on space is on civil and scientific uses, the scientific benefits we derive from its use are important satellite communication, surveillance, etc.

Although many WTO Members may derive sustainable development benefits from freer trade in EGs, there is a need to identify products of current or potential export interest to developing countries.

or take heed and derive benefit from Our warning ?

or take heed and derive benefit from Our warning ?

Do they wish to extend to the Turkish Northern Cyprus the evident benefits that they derive from membership in the European Union, which came in 2004? Most likely, they do not.

Many of these particles probably derive from the hot atmospheric corona.

We resolve to promote greater foreign direct investment flows to developing countries and countries with economies in transition to support their development activities and to enhance the benefits they can derive from such investments

Often, definitions derive from the appearance or behavior of the plant itself.

The majority of these revenues, however, will derive from portfolios from post conflict post natural disaster countries.

Many of the constellations and star names in use today derive from Greek astronomy.

25. We resolve to encourage greater direct investment, including foreign investment, in developing countries and countries with economies in transition to support their development activities and to enhance the benefits they can derive from such investments. In this regard

The supremacy of EU law would derive not from Acts of national Parliaments but from a supra national constitution.

And they derive other advantages and drinks from them . Even then they do not offer thanks ,

And they derive other advantages and drinks from them . Even then they do not offer thanks ,

Full compliance with the Treaty and the obligations that derive from it is of fundamental importance.

The Communist government in China can no longer derive any legitimacy from Marxist, let alone Maoist, ideology.

Rather, it seems to derive from Guamanians migrating to Hawaii and other states for employment opportunities.4

The view was expressed that, while the implementation of the recommendations of UNISPACE III had raised awareness among Member States of the benefits of space for humanity, much more was needed before developing countries could derive practical benefit from the implementation of those recommendations.

One hopes that China will derive a new measure of respect and self confidence from these astounding Games.

Most vacationers seem to derive a sense of excitement from the presence of many other vacationers around them.

Under the FAO seed accord, a nation can register plants, share their seeds, and derive profits from resulting products.

We have made the Qur 'an easy to derive lessons from . Is there , then , any who will take heed ?

We have made the Qur 'an easy to derive lessons from . Is there , then , any who will take heed ?

Finally, the Secretary General reiterates his belief that the Government of Myanmar has an obligation to ensure that its people derive the same benefits of economic, social and political development as elsewhere in the region.

And the people who love Legos less will build less Legos because the enjoyment that they derive from it is lower.

Perhaps the same is true of the single currency, which will derive strength and validation from the challenges that it overcomes.

You may derive benefit ( from sacrificial animals ) until an appointed time . Thereafter their place ( of sacrifice ) is near the Ancient House .

You may derive benefit ( from sacrificial animals ) until an appointed time . Thereafter their place ( of sacrifice ) is near the Ancient House .

In some places, local people derive income from ecosystem services, such as ecotourism or environmental protection, but this is not common.

Given economic globalization and global communications, autocratic rulers derive almost as much strength from their international standing as they do from their control of domestic institutions.

Possible benefits from the proposed coordinating entity

By doing so, Israel could also derive political benefits. It could claim that closure demonstrates its commitment to reducing regional nuclear tensions, while sending a message about the wisdom of building reactors in the world s most volatile region.

The activities of the secretariat derive from the relevant provisions of the Convention, its regional implementation annexes and decisions of the COP.

The measures and provisions currently in force derive from the commitments undertaken by our country (treaties, conventions and agreements concluded with IAEA).