Ambassador Kronfol was an experienced diplomat with extensive knowledge of multilateral and Arab affairs.

They also made extensive use of new materials and manufacturing methods developed at the time.

The scope of this definition includes all areas of knowledge available to laypersons without requiring extensive training.

Aptitude is not developed knowledge, understanding, learned or acquired abilities (skills) or attitude.

Aptitude is not developed knowledge, understanding, learned or acquired abilities (skills) or attitude.

Moreover, for geographical reasons, Europe also benefits from a better knowledge of Arab and Muslim countries and extensive familiarity with their populations.

Abortion receives extensive media coverage in developed countries, especially in the United States, where Republicans have used opposition to it to rally voters.

Acknowledging the value of traditional knowledge, the LEG developed a database of local coping strategies.

Turkey had developed a very comprehensive report on its labour market situation, including an extensive analysis of the reasons for women's lower employment rates.

China recognizes, too, that what separates less developed from more developed countries is not only a gap in resources, but also a gap in knowledge.

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He observed how higher mental functions developed through these interactions also represented the shared knowledge of a culture.

As a Pacific State, Palau wishes acknowledges Japan's position as a regional partner with extensive knowledge of the unique cultures and vulnerabilities of its small neighbours in the Pacific.

WFP carried out extensive work in developing coordinated inter agency needs assessment tools, including testing the matrix that was developed in Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

What separates developing countries from developed countries is not only the gap in resources, but also a gap in knowledge.

While young he read widely on the subject of astrology, and soon was very knowledgeable about it this extensive knowledge of astrology led to his first appointment as an astronomer.

I soon realized that these clever ideas had already been developed by the theory of knowledge and the philosophy of science.

Those technologies underpin knowledge, so that science is developed and transmitted mostly in the North, to the detriment of the South.

It was agreed that the Group should not get actively involved in disseminating knowledge and best practices nor should it take the function of maintenance of the knowledge base developed in the past.

UNCTAD has also been providing extensive training to and building the capacity of the least developed countries in trade negotiations and commercial diplomacy, including on issues related to accession to WTO.

The inherited economy was underdeveloped, impoverished and structurally unbalanced and the fragile and narrow economic base co existed with an extensive and relatively well developed system of education and health services.

Tools for knowledge sharing and management will be further developed, and joint purchasing will be expanded through framework agreements and volume discounts.

As Prosecutor he developed an extensive and successful experience in conducting a number of investigations on Mafia type organizations and related crimes, including murder, kidnapping, corruption, fraud, transnational firearms and drug trafficking.

and furnished him with extensive means ,

This requires extensive inter agency coordination.

However, while in developing locations the main purpose appears to be to exploit existing knowledge, which is generally second generation technology, in developed locations the main motivation is to enhance innovative capability by acquiring local knowledge and technology.

For animation, we have to keep trying far to survive, since the animation market and animation knowledge in Myanmar is still not well developed yet.

Universities such as the Royal Leiden University, founded in the 16th century, have developed into leading knowledge centres for South east Asian and Indonesian studies.

Traditional medicine (also known as indigenous or folk medicine) comprises knowledge systems that developed over generations within various societies before the era of modern medicine.

The establishment of the Council for Coordination of Mine Action Activities had developed an already fruitful exchange of knowledge and experience within south east Europe.

Its extensive territory borders (nine) African countries.

MedlinePlus' extensive reference list of pertinent sites.

And to whom I granted extensive wealth

The Bank began to recognize that developing countries differed from more developed countries not just in their lack of resources there was also a knowledge gap.

After extensive research, the engineering team developed a 4 1 16 ratio pulley system where each of the 4 corners of the span was connected to two 25 ton winches (bolted to the pavement of the deck).

In their deliberations on this matter, WTO members have referred on a number of occasions to a list of ideas for more extensive information exchange and cooperation between WTO and multilateral environmental agreements than that developed earlier.

He had extensive influence in the United States.

Extensive wisdom but warning does not avail them .

Extensive wisdom but warning does not avail them .

Scope of application of the convention too extensive

Extensive experience in negotiation of bilateral tax treaties.

Debt relief should be more extensive and generous.

Recognizing that countries diverge greatly in terms of their abilities to access, diffuse and use scientific and technological knowledge, most of which is generated in developed countries,

The lesson from many developed and developing countries is that underinvestment in infrastructure, human capital, institutions, and the economy s knowledge and technology base reduces long term growth.

Regional networking provides a regular, interactive forum for officers from NOUs to exchange experiences, develop skills, and share knowledge with counterparts from both developing and developed countries.