To a certain extent, all our politicians become pawns in the regional chess game.

In fact, though all humans share a basic need and desire for choice, we don't all see choice in the same places or to the same extent.

The game is played all over North America, Europe and in many other countries around the world to varying extent.

The doctor sees all patients who come to the Unit and to the extent possible gives medication to all regardless of gender.

They enable all team members to quantify the extent of problems, even in areas of functioning where one is not a specialist.

Stability in south Lebanon depends to a large extent on the Government of Lebanon exercising its authority over all of its territory.

(a) To encourage and promote the participation, to the fullest extent possible, of persons with disabilities in mainstream sporting activities at all levels

All MOTAPM shall incorporate, to the extent feasible, multi sensor fuzes technology in order to reduce the possibility of inadvertent or accidental activation.

In fact, nobody knew the truth, and that is why all our attempts to receive full information about the extent of the catastrophe were in vain.

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

This was all the more relevant to the extent that Pope John Paul II is not enamored with the United States.

Overview of the prevalence and extent of violence against women  statistics and data collection on all forms of violence against women

Countries that expand their net exports gain all others lose. Trade agreements can create jobs, but only to the extent that they destroy jobs in other countries.

The new world order will become truly universal only to the extent that its principles and norms are shared by all the entities participating in international life.

(b) The nature and extent of the armed conflict in question.

(b) To integrate to the maximum extent possible the needs of all victims of sexual violence into United Nations humanitarian assistance programmes

They underestimate the extent to which such a concentration of online power corrupts, just as surely as all forms of power corrupt.

The quality of the services provided by government, the extent to which they truly meet citizen needs and demands, the transparency with which they are funded and delivered, and the extent to which the government can be held accountable are all critical in a substantive assessment of good government.

To some extent, they are right.

Historical plaques in the sidewalks mark the full extent of Fort Winchester.

Please include, to the extent possible, in each listing the following information.

But the immediate effect was mitigated to some extent by a sharp depreciation of almost all the currencies caused by the capital outflows.

However, not all linkages are equally beneficial and the extent to which suppliers benefit from them depends on the nature of their relationship.

They recommended that, to the extent possible, all expert review teams be involved and that the adjustment exercise focus on the base year.

According to the Estonian regional development strategy, the aim of the regional policy is to achieve the balance of regional development to the extent that in all the counties

CPF members note that the general trend towards enhanced civil society participation in policy processes has gained momentum, although there are still variations in the extent to which all stakeholders are included.

Indigenous peoples have the right to benefit from the Millennium Development Goals and from other goals and aspirations contained in the Millennium Declaration to the same extent as all others.

It is alleged that in these instances, judges not only have the power to determine the extent of punishment but also to decide whether to punish the offender at all.

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

O'FLAHERTY asked to what extent Italian NGOs were involved in the reporting process.

Echoing McNair to some extent, Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice observed in his Hague lectures

The extent to which the provisions of the convention are guaranteed in the

Too few people in Europe and the United States comprehend the extent to which Erdoğan s government has undermined the rule of law and basic freedoms all in the name of deepening Turkish democracy.

It is, after all, unrealistic to assume that all members can profit to the same extent from this hard line approach that is not achievable even among the 16 federal German states.

Given that all of these theories can, to some extent, be supported by scientific evidence, politics can matter more than science in determining which strategies policymakers pursue to reduce health inequalities.

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.

I had been preparing for the diagnosis for more than a week and to some extent for years, as I turned my investing focus from all things Internet to all things health related.

But, in exchange, the Chinese expect business opportunities and, to some extent, political influence.