Claims that such information has been inadvertently or improperly made public are a possibility.

In some cases, the diversion of funds is attributed to poor or improperly audited programmes.

(i) Factors influencing the sensitivity of fuzes are complicated.

ValuJet Flight 592 crashed on May 11, 1996 as a result of improperly loaded chemical oxygen generators.

But science might also offer more direct ways of influencing our brains.

Domestic politics is always an important factor influencing a country s foreign policy.

Instead, CTA wants to address social issues around technology by influencing design practices.

(ii) That has been improperly issued or obtained through misrepresentation, corruption or duress or in any other unlawful manner or

Others criticize the report s methodology, claiming that the indicators are not inclusive or that they improperly measure countries regulatory environments.

But they currently have limited channels for discharging that responsibility and influencing global policies.

Four days later, Mexico highest electoral court ruled that Fox had improperly interfered in the election but unanimously reaffirmed Calderon s victory.

Information that the COP MOP has mandated be kept confidential will be susceptible to claims that it was improperly made public.

That is how we can limit what certain delegations are calling as I see it, improperly abuse of the principle of consensus.

Only a common European position Britain included has any chance of influencing the Bush administration.

By the 2nd century, Silla was a large state, occupying and influencing nearby city states.

3.3 Effectiveness of inter agency thematic groups on gender in influencing United Nations country teams

Economic instruments Influencing behaviour and impact through financial means and sending signals via the market

The Committee found that Mr. Sevan had acted improperly and unethically and had seriously undermined the integrity of the United Nations (p. 26).

(Burundi is an aid dependent country, so donors have considerable sway in influencing its rulers' behavior.)

The outcome of the evaluation is also influencing the methodologies used for other protection learning activities.

The detention or seizure of persons as hostages with a view to influencing the public authorities in the performance of their work or influencing the relatives of the hostages with a view to obtaining any benefit or advantage of any kind

Indeed, in terms of influencing outcomes in Europe, France is as important as Germany, for three reasons.

In all regional cases, geo cultural proximity and affinity were important in influencing the direction of OFDI.

Improperly configured BMS systems are believed to account for 20 of building energy usage, or approximately 8 of total energy usage in the United States.

Their active contribution and involvement in influencing Israel's agenda on peace issues, among others, have been widely felt.

Individual differences influencing academic performance Individual differences in academic performance have been linked to differences in intelligence and personality.

Secondly, former leaders of armed groups are in a position to continue influencing their loyal forces in the field.

Equally important were Friedman s contributions to influencing public opinion through works that addressed the role of the state in society.

Contrary to other forms of TA, CTA is not directed toward influencing regulatory practices by assessing the impacts of technology.

China s approach to influencing global governance is only beginning to emerge. One hopes that it starts off on the right foot.

This internal change needs to be encouraged, because it will prove more effective than external pressure in influencing the regime s behavior.

As a result, he was ready to adopt unconventional measures when the crisis erupted, and was persuasive in influencing his colleagues.

Language changes more than we realize in a relatively short span of time, influencing our susceptibility to language changes around us.

Education also affects the inter generational formation of human capital, with the education of mothers influencing the educational attainment of children.

Yet they are also convinced that Europe has behaved improperly toward Turkey, through a combination of short term populist reflexes and the absence of a long term strategic vision.

The source also mentions that there were no legal grounds for Mr. Samaali's arrest and that the subsequent searches, seizures of property and investigations were incomplete and improperly conducted.

The most powerful tool that the EU has for influencing political and economic developments in neighboring countries is the prospect of membership.

Citizens who have been deprived of parental rights may not be appointed as tutors or guardians, no may former adoptive parents if adoption was annulled because they performed their duties improperly tutors or guardians who have been suspended from their duties because they improperly performed the duties assigned them chronic alcoholics or drug abusers and persons who, because of their health, cannot perform the duties associated with raising a child.

It is precisely such a leader for whom the Ibrahim Prize could make the difference, influencing him to continue on the high road.

In some fields such as trade, for example, regionalism was influencing the general law in such great measure that it needed special highlighting.

Did the review format followed generate meaningful assessments and recommendations concerning good practices and barriers influencing the implementation of the cConvention, among others?

Both involve announcing benchmark levels. In both cases, central banks attempt to affect macroeconomic outcomes directly as well as by influencing market participants expectations.

Based on a scientific analysis of poverty risks and the government's scope for influencing these risks, the NAP 2003 focuses on specific risk groups.

It has shifted its focus from the price of credit to influencing the credit cycle s quantity dimension through the liquidity injections that quantitative easing requires.

Willingness reflects a complex mix of incentives influencing when, whom, and how to help and also reflects how busy a potential ally or target is.