The extent of its knowledge goes to your Lord .

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

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

Egypt had always hosted refugees to the extent of its resources and capacities.

The Syrian Military Intelligence shares this responsibility to the extent of its involvement in running the security services in Lebanon.

The Syrian Military Intelligence shares this responsibility to the extent of its involvement in running the security services in Lebanon.

Spain s influence is, to a large extent, a result of its national self confidence.

It has kept an open door and balanced diplomacy (to the extent possible) with the major powers in its neighborhood.

France had to a large extent initiated both treaties, had managed to get them accepted by its European partners, but in the end vetoed its own undertakings.

In 1994, Mexico shook the global economy when the extent of its domestic (but dollar denominated) debt in the so called tessobonos became apparent.

In April 2010, the Icelandic Parliament s Special Investigation Commission published the findings of its investigation, revealing the extent of control fraud in this crisis.

If necessary, MONUC could, to the extent permitted by its current mandate, provide assistance to the process.

Whether America is able to strengthen its global influence in the future will depend not so much on its moral esteem, but on the extent to which it succeeds in revamping its economy and forging new alliances.

Unfortunately, the Middle East, beyond suffering its own tragic fate, has also revealed the extent of Europe s weakness.

The extent and scale of its activity, however, would be determined by prevailing circumstances, including the security environment.

Others have chosen a decentralized model, allowing each ministry or agency to tailor its systems to some extent.

Effectiveness the extent to which the project has achieved or is on its way to achieving its stated objectives and other socially desirable outcomes

What matters in this worldview is not the nature of any country s political system, but the extent to which it improves its people s wellbeing.

Now, as investors recall the extent of US financial problems, we will again see the dollar resume its decline.

To a great extent, the Council's effectiveness depends on its committees being a coherent and unified counter terrorism instrument.

Based on the results of these surveys, Saudi Arabia revised and updated its estimates of the extent of damage.

For a known extent .

For a known extent .

After the most recent US downturn, however (and to a lesser extent after its two predecessors), things have been different.

The Working Group considered the scope and extent of its revisions to the Model Law and the Guide to Enactment.

Saudi Arabia has submitted, inter alia, revised and updated estimates of the extent of damage to its marine subtidal habitats.

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 the firm becomes more competitive, and to the extent that it retains important parts of its activities at home, the home economy is also likely to benefit from becoming better connected to international markets.

This respect is expressed clearly in the Ancient Egyptian theology and morality, but it is difficult to determine the extent of its application in the daily life of Egyptians.

I encourage Libya to continue its efforts in the area of destruction, where some delays now appear to be possible, so as to avoid, to the extent possible, any unnecessary postponement of its undertakings.

But once investors realized the extent of US financial problems, the rush into treasuries subsided, and the dollar resumed its decline.

Depending on the definition of its extent, Manchuria usually falls entirely within China, or is sometimes divided between China and Russia.

Even so, the Chinese Government has, to the extent of its capacity, provided emergency humanitarian assistance to other disaster stricken countries.

Despite being seen as distinct in its manners and customs by contemporary Greeks, the cultures of Greece, and later Rome, influenced the civilization to a great extent.

Saudi Arabia appears to have adopted a similar classification and approach in its assessment of the extent and nature of damage for the purposes of this claim.

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.

The Committee requests MSAR to provide detailed information in its next periodic report on the extent of the coverage of its social security system, including protection for migrant workers and other disadvantaged and marginalized groups.

(a) Determine, at its discretion and in accordance with its domestic law and policies, the proportion of the confiscated proceeds of crime or property to be shared, which, in its view, corresponds to the extent of the cooperation afforded by the other Party and

At its greatest extent, the Hopewell exchange system ran from the Southeastern United States into the southeastern Canadian shores of Lake Ontario.

Treaty obligations were contractual obligations and the intent underlying a contract had a bearing on the extent and manner of its operation.

OIOS observed, however, that the extent and usefulness of information given to HOAs varied greatly, and that in certain missions HOAs were dissatisfied with its reliability and content.

To some extent, they are right.

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

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