( a revelation embodied ) in the scriptures of the ancients .

( a revelation embodied ) in the scriptures of the ancients .

More ambitious pan European efforts are embodied in various Eurobond proposals.

These faults are seen in the bodies of all embodied creatures.

That is embodied in the issue of cotton, which remains contentious.

The test of intention embodied in draft article 4 was important.

If you put carpeting in your house, it's about a tenth of the embodied energy of the entire house, unless you use concrete or wood for a much lower embodied energy.

Most of these changes were embodied in the so called USA Patriot Act.

Most of these changes were embodied in the so called USA Patriot Act.

The Oslo agreement in 1993 and the ensuing peace process embodied that expectation.

These initiatives have included sectoral policies, embodied in the following five framework programmes

That occasion embodied a great many of the issues related to the question of Palestine.

Having in mind the principles of international law embodied in the Charter of the United Nations,

Each of these methods recovers a different amount of the embodied energy of the plastic item.

The ideals that made people sacrifice their lives are embodied in the preamble of the Charter.

(All of the embodied energy is lost if the plastics are landfilled, a common disposal method worldwide.)

Such neural systems can be embodied in machines with mechanic or any other forms of physical actuation.

To that effect, UNHCR has revised processes, procedures, formats and tools embodied in its Operations Management System.

Jean Monnet, one of the godfathers of European unification, embodied this tendency a born bureaucrat who distrusted politicians.

In the late 19th Century this was added to the annual Army Act and embodied in the Naval Discipline Act.

Religious leaders should not oppose women's right to own land and avail themselves of other rights embodied in the Convention.

Reaffirming the purposes and principles embodied in the Charter of the United Nations regarding the maintenance of international peace and security,

(a) The obligation to refrain from the threat or use of force as embodied in the Charter of the United Nations

In India, the idea of human rights is embodied in the Constitution, which was adopted in 1950, soon after India's independence.

Australia supports universal application of the strengthened safeguards system of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) embodied in the additional protocol.

Generally speaking, the Russian Federation considered that the Commission had drafted a balanced document that embodied the basic principles of State responsibility.

The type of multilateralism embodied in organizations such as the United Nations can only be one element of a comprehensive foreign policy.

Challenges in Knowledge Sharing Knowledge sharing can sometimes constitute a major challenge in the field of knowledge management.

For Pascal, scientific knowledge paled beside the knowledge of God.

The Chinese culture embodied in the daily lives of 23 million Taiwanese of whatever political beliefs was not so easily eliminated by decree.

The Angels Beings which have appeared in order to claim Cores embodied as small spherical objects in order to eventually destroy the humanity.

New knowledge

Traditional knowledge

The Role of IT Systems in Knowledge Sharing IT systems are common tools that help facilitate knowledge sharing and knowledge management.

The Treaty of Rome, together with the establishment of the Council of Europe, embodied a legal, economic, and political but mostly a philosophical breakthrough.

For example, information on fossil fuel inputs to each sector can be used to investigate flows of embodied carbon within and between different economies.

I wish to convey to you the commitment of the Asia Pacific region, embodied in the Jakarta Declaration, to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

Taking note of the agreement reached on 24 June 1994, embodied in an exchange of letters between the Agency and the Palestine Liberation Organization,

Actions of that sort puncture, violently, the hope embodied by the very presence of the person who is there to help those in need.

Pitcairn's Constitution, as embodied in the Pitcairn Order 1970 and the Pitcairn Royal Instructions 1970, does not contain any provisions expressly guaranteeing human rights.

Now, if I hadn't paid attention to embodied energy, it would have taken us over 50 years to break even compared to the upgraded house.

(b) Ensuring good governance at both the national and international levels as essential for the implementation of the commitments embodied in the Programme of Action

President Xi Jinping s promise of national greatness embodied in the catchphrase China dream is tied as much to achieving regional hegemony as to internal progress.

The combined experience, understanding and institutional memory embodied in the United Nations libraries and their staff has the potential to contribute significantly to this effort.

Common security more accurately reflects a UN perspective with its focus on peace, environment, and social justice, which are embodied in peace sustaining directives, including