For a known extent .

For a known extent .

Each of these applies to some extent to technologies for adaptation.

Different national circumstances determine to a large extent countries' priorities and goals for sustainable development.

Several simplified tools exist that can be used for identifying, selecting and to some extent evaluating technologies for adaptation.

To some extent, they are right.

To what extent, for instance, could citizens be required to perform compulsory labour in an emergency?

In its total extent, the programme includes 52 training courses for teachers and 700 intervention programmes.

What is particularly worrying for many countries is the extent of significantly modified or imputed data.

To what extent any such agreement could hold in the scramble for limited FDI remained debatable, however.

12.28 Midwives, nurses and, to a lesser extent, traditional birth attendants continue to be responsible for childbirth.

However, these are to a very large extent technical matters for which technical solutions can be found.

To some extent, the answer is yes.

That impression is correct to some extent.

The scope and extent of data collection

Extent of the Phenomenon of Domestic Violence

(c) Tackling the problem extent of responses

Extent of multisectoral responses and networking mechanisms

They were responsible to a great extent for Britain s economic decline in the 1960 s and 1970 s.

She wondered to what extent the Government of Italy had provided for such a comprehensive framework of mechanisms.

UNMIS has responded to requests for logistic and material assistance to the maximum extent possible within existing capacities.

Do you love each other to that extent?

Layla's letters revealed the extent of her racism.

But to what extent can Abenomics claim credit?

The Government Performance Project analyses also revealed, however, that Governments varied markedly in the extent to which they valued one management system over another, in terms of the extent to which they invested resources in the various systems, and the extent to which they considered the management systems to be useful policy tools for achieving other ends.

The extent of creditor countries losses would depend on the extent of the depreciation, giving them an interest in keeping the depreciation within bounds.

To the extent that Chileans do so, they will create the conditions for a more dignified and honorable society.

Predictive techniques are also used, to indicate the extent of the display, a highly useful tool for aurora hunters.

The standard test of success for such schemes is the extent to which trade creation between member countries outweighs trade diversion from other markets and the extent to which the scheme moves the region towards freer (and greater) trade.

Sami beat Layla to the extent she was hospitalized.

But the extent of misalignment remains an open question.

To some extent, the elites have themselves to blame.

Today, this is possible and to a large extent.

The extent of its knowledge goes to your Lord .

Extent of the Phenomenon of Sexual Violence against Women

Knowledge of the extent of the phenomenon seemed unclear.

How the Middle East develops will determine the extent of the risks for, or even probable challenges to, Europe s security.

) To the extent that these agreements protect investment and open up industries for FDI, they facilitate OFDI from developing countries.

(e) Establish special education programmes for disabled children and include them in the regular school system to the extent possible

This is to some extent conditioned by the still prevailing understanding in society concerning suitable work for men and women.

(e) Regularity and extent of audit by an independent body

Creative accounting gimmicks masked the full extent of the problem.

Other countries share this concern, if to a lesser extent.

Italy and Spain expose the full extent of Europe s vulnerability.

To a large extent, this collateral consisted of government bonds.