In practical terms, how should it be built?

Nevertheless, in practical terms, priorities have to be established.

In practical terms, not all westerns reveal protein only at one band in a membrane.

They have found this arrangement very practical in terms of logistics, which are usually more flexible in such venues, and in terms of travel.

But what does small s solidarity mean in practical terms? Nobody knows, and neither Tusk nor Kaczynski was saying.

In practical terms, if NEOs were to collide with the Earth, they could cause the worst possible natural disasters.

In other words, in real and practical terms, the role and the powers of the General Assembly should not be overshadowed.

By contrast, the philosophy of open source considers issues in terms of how to make software better in a practical sense only.

In practical terms, this meant the involvement of indigenous peoples in project design, employment, environmental protection, social security and cultural protection measures.

Given the danger that these standard terms could pose in terms of hiding derogations from the obligations in the draft instrument, it was thought that paragraph (b) provided practical and indispensable protection for small shippers faced with such standard terms.

But what is to a large extent a defeat in practical and military terms also can be considered a political victory.

So what can be done in practical terms when division leads to stalemate? One solution is to form a grand coalition, as in today s Germany.

Finally, in terms of concrete action, the Council urged the Secretariat to make proposals for implementing the various practical recommendations set out in my report.

In practical terms, this may involve creating a record of all access to the system before tenders are opened and detecting any unauthorized access.

And, in practical terms, it is bound to destroy the social cohesion on which democracy or, indeed, any type of peaceful, contented society ultimately rests.

In practical terms, an accused person could request legal aid from the prosecutor, the judges or the bar association, either before or during legal proceedings.

In practical terms, most supportive tasks of the secretariat consist of analytical work and advisory services on a variety of policy and substantive matters and processes.

The US has made a complete U turn in ideological and practical terms, relying on Keynes and massive debt financed public demand to rein in further economic decline.

In practical terms, though, we would be wise to listen to Collazo s plea I am not a fat blob, having unhealthy English breakfasts, who gave herself diabetes.

In practical terms, though, we would be wise to listen to Collazo s plea I am not a fat blob, having unhealthy English breakfasts, who gave herself diabetes.

So, in practical terms, the difference between reforms that could be implemented and those that are being or will be implemented is less significant than it seems.

Arguably part of the process has been the difficulty of visualising what the combined effects of the work presented to date might have in practical implementation terms.

However, as a developing country, Viet Nam still has a low level of economic development and faces certain practical constraints in terms of resources in a number of areas.

Turning, finally, to cooperation by Member States with respect to at large indictees, Member States must continue to support the ICTR in practical as well as financial terms.

In practical terms, this has been achieved by providing the Special Rapporteur with letters of authorization signed by the relevant ministries, as was done recently in Georgia, Mongolia and Nepal.

The bottom line is that we can t predict where the threat will emerge, so we need a distributed, intelligent detection system. In practical terms, how should it be built?

To follow Ambassasor Motoc with basically the same question, how, in practical terms, do you think the two organizations can improve their cooperation in order to proactively prevent and respond to threats?

First, Iran must halt all enrichment of uranium to 20 purity (a level required for research reactors, but only a short step away, in practical terms, from weapons grade uranium).

Although the Law says that the widower is the half owner of the goods acquired during the marriage, in the practical terms a woman rarely knows, or insists on, her rights.

(1) quater. In practical terms, enacting States may wish to prescribe the manner in which the parties will sign or otherwise authenticate a procurement contract concluded electronically, in accordance with their laws on electronic commerce.

If only a regime of consistent enforcement of all loan contracts explicit terms were sufficiently practical to be worth pursuing. But we have long since recognized the need for procedures to rewrite the terms of debt contracts under extreme circumstances.

Getting Practical in Controlling Malaria

The practical management of high risk (adventure) tourism and its potential impact on national programmes and tour operators in terms of search and rescue operations for unsupported adventure tourists is a growing concern.

The extension of this approach to cover the issues of detectability, fuse design and minefield marking provides an opportunity to portray, in one matrix, how implementation of a new instrument might be effected in practical terms.

Accordingly, the study must address two indissociable concepts the international obligations of States under international public law and the effective implementation of these commitments, in both legal and practical terms, at the domestic level.

While mindful of the need to examine whether the judicial remedies in question were available and effective in practical terms, the Committee had insufficient information before it in terms of the numbers of actions brought, the arguments invoked and their outcomes to conclude that the judicial remedies invoked by the State party were ineffective.

The Study Group welcomed the revised paper by Mr. Mansfield, endorsing in general terms the adoption of an interpretative approach to article 31 (3) (c) that may be of practical use to judges and administrators.

Practical matters

Practical application.

It is time for Turkey to set aside its well known separatist positions and to demonstrate in concrete and practical terms, and not through groundless proclamations, the good will needed to bring the two communities closer.

In practical terms, the West must increase its direct support for local NGOs and campaigners (although in countries like Egypt it will first need to get the Government to change the law so that they can receive foreign funding).

In terms of points 2 and 3 above, this means that when service processes become complex, the implementation of them will not be in all details based on political decisions but also on what is found to be practical.

In view of the above, substantive work on preventing an arms race in outer space, by closing the loopholes in the existing international legal regime and preventing the weaponization of outer space and an arms race in practical terms, cannot be deferred.

But, in terms of practical company management, such ideological polarization is not particularly useful. If managers had to choose between fulfilling the expectations of shareholders and meeting their social and ethical responsibilities, their companies would probably collapse.

Netanyahu thinks in bold military terms, not in terms of geopolitical strategy.