In one case, customs simply confused tonnes with kilograms.

one case of non compliance

In only one case, North Korea, did the IAEA succeed.

In this case, one can really say that less is more.

The income gaps range from more than seven to one in the latter case to 4.5 to one in the case of Spain and Morocco, 4.3 to one between the US and Mexico, and four to one between Greece and Albania.

Reference was made to the Truman Proclamation in one case considered by the Court, the North Sea Continental Shelf case.

In the case of State succession, one State may become several or several States may become one.

In this case, again, the Biot number will be greater than one.

But the case for non discrimination in trade is also a compelling one.

Judgement was given in the Semanza case (one accused) on 16 May 2003.

Judgement was given in the Semanza case (one accused) on 16 May 2003.

In one case mentioned, customs modernization helped to reduce clearance time from 18 days to less than one day.

In any case, journalism is one business in which the customer is not always right.

There is one case that we have begun to understand better, and it's the case of fireflies.

I confess, this particular case was actually one that piqued my interest in this.

In any case, one thing can already be said Welcome to the real world.

In the general case, different execution threads communicate with one another as they work.

And whenever they made one of the two choices, chose one odor, in this case the blue one over the orange one, we switched on the lights.

In case of a blowout in one hole, the other could quickly become the relief well.

Experience shows that the best model is to twin track one big and one small case, and this strategy will be followed in the future, unless the big case is particularly voluminous and complex.

In the latter case, this would make the painting partly an unusual memorial portrait, showing one living and one dead person.

However, there is one remaining fugitive in each of the two cases, Vlastimir Djordjevic for the Kosovo case and Zdravko Tolimir for the Srebrenica case.

January marked one year since the country s last reported case.

A dawn raid is one method, which was used in this case, of finding evidence.

In this case, he shall himself provide for interpretation into one of the official languages.

In addition, there is one case of an intercontinental nature, namely, between Europe and Africa.

In the worst case, images of violent protests in one EU country might incite others to violence.

Furthermore, a technique which is an Identifier in one case can act as a Corroborator in another.

Sweden, one of the most liberal countries in the world, but also one that has recently seen a surge in extremism, is a case in point.

You can't understand two people talking at once or in this case one person talking twice.

I appeal to my ancestry only in one single case when I encounter an anti Semite.

(a) In one case, staff members were alleged to have stolen funds from the organization ( 2,130).

Fewer than one case per year has been reported since 2000.

He is currently engaged in discussions with some States for this purpose and has already transferred thirty case files to Rwanda and one case file to Belgium.

In the light of this limitation, which sets the Oil Platforms case apart from the Nicaragua case, one might have expected the Court to engage in a straightforward exercise in treaty interpretation.

It seems odd to me that one would have to make a case for this in 2012.

In one case, on the Commission's recommendation, the police had apologized and paid compensation to the complainants.

In the case of ASEAN, intraregional FDI accounts for close to one fifth of the total FDI.

Cases diagnosed in Italy and Spain were believed to be acquired abroad, with one case possibly contracted in Colombia.

One particular case is catching the attention of numerous bloggers across Egypt.

There were two sides to his case, one practical, the other philosophical.

To understand these different situations, one must consider the will of people to destroy their walls in the case of East Germany, to expand them in the case of Israel, and to freeze them in the case of Cyprus and the government of North Korea.

In one respect, then, the dispute appears set to follow a path similar to the US Japan case.

In any case, one would not expect prize committees or historians to judge leaders solely by quantitative criteria.

Abd El Fattah is one of 25 defendants in what has become known as the Shura Council case.