This was based on an extensive study involving external demographers.

National, subregional and regional consultations are an integral part of the study, in order to ensure broad and extensive participation in and inputs into the study.

Fortunately, our leaders in Washington at NASA headquarters knew better and we began a very extensive study of the red planet.

After careful study and extensive consultations with the Chinese experts, we would like to make the following suggestions on some articles of the draft Convention

Second, the Gulf war created extensive scholarly debate as to the effect of armed conflict on environmental treaties, as discussed earlier in the present study.

Extensive interview

Students from the University of Washington's Human Centered Design and Engineering (HCDE) program are using Global Voices as a case study for an extensive usability testing process in three separate groups.

In 2002, the Chief of Staff Advisor on Women Issues initiated a wide range survey on sexual harassment in the military, as well as an extensive study of the phenomenon itself.

The study will draw from the information available from Member States, entities of the United Nations system and non governmental organizations, and will also draw from the extensive research and literature available on the topic.

and furnished him with extensive means ,

This requires extensive inter agency coordination.

In her dialogue with the Committee, Ms. Ize Charrin stressed that no decision had yet been taken and that extensive consultations were necessary in order to study the possible creation of a unified standing treaty body.

Its extensive territory borders (nine) African countries.

MedlinePlus' extensive reference list of pertinent sites.

And to whom I granted extensive wealth

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.

These findings have been reinforced by an extensive control study to identify risk factors for variant CJD, which recently identified two cases of human to human transmission of variant CJD infection through transfusions of particular types of red blood cells.

Reform will, of course, require extensive discussion and deliberation.

There have also been extensive beatings and arbitrary detentions.

Labor migration in Europe is, historically, far less extensive.

Extensive use of copper became common during this time.

Guam has an extensive public and private education system.

Infrastructure projects require extensive planning and significant upfront investment.

Consensus was achieved among interested parties through extensive consultations.

One speaker drew the attention of the Commission to the extensive study on drug services and health care provisions in prisons in Central and Eastern Europe, published and distributed by the European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control, affiliated with the United Nations.

In turn, the EU initiated an extensive humanitarian aid project.

Similarly, Finland has a diverse and extensive range of fauna.

Such extensive civilizations brought peace and stability over wider areas.

The extensive fracture network produced the distinctive columns seen today.

Australia has had extensive reporting of wire transfers since 1991.

They can also be left there during the extensive interview.

The term peacebuilding had been the subject of extensive discussion.

This will require an extensive swap of private debts for equity.

The extensive Facebook privacy policy covers these concerns and much more.

Over the years an extensive system of canals has been built.

Owing to extensive consultations, submission of the present report was delayed.

With his extensive experience and capabilities, UNIDO faced a promising future.

The checks are conducted manually and requires extensive inter agency coordination.

The extensive opportunities it offers must be converted into practical measures.

Bycatch has extensive negative consequences on both the economy and biodiversity.