Its only commitment is to new economic thinking, in the broadest sense.

In its broadest sense, e assessment is the use of information technology for any assessment related activity.

In planetary science, the term geology is used in its broadest sense to mean the study of the solid parts of planets and moons.

The first regionalism as a set of approaches and methods for examining international law was the most general and broadest sense.

In the broadest sense of that term, the family, the media and other social and educational institutions should be more actively engaged in activities in this area.

The International Iranian Economic Association (IIEA) is a private, non profit, and non political organization of scholars interested in the study of economic issues concerning Iran, in the broadest sense of the term.

According to the report, ...the public dimensions of museums leads them to perform the public service of education a term that in its broadest sense includes exploration, study, observation, critical thinking, contemplation and dialogue.

Consider the development of online search in the broadest terms.

They are commercial' in the broadest sense of that term and they are above all treaties of establishment,' concerned with the protection of persons, natural and juridical, and of the property and interests of such persons.

In its broadest definition, anthropology is the study of human beings.

In the broadest sense of the term, Pars Arts could be considered a citizen media project because none of its writers are making any money from it now and I don't think any of us has extensive, traditional, professional journalism experience.

No country will talk openly about its military capacity in anything but the broadest terms.

The broadest possible agreement cannot be achieved through a divisive and controversial vote.

A reform of the Security Council needs the broadest possible support to be considered legitimate.

In order to ensure the broadest coverage possible, POC tests should be designed to work in the settings with the fewest resources.

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

A reform of the Security Council with the broadest possible support among Member States is necessary.

Implementation also requires the broadest possible commitment from government institutions as well as from the business community.

We believe that, if it is to be successful, the conference must have the broadest possible participation.

The Committee recalled that the Convention defined remuneration in the broadest possible terms, including any additional emoluments whatsoever arising out of the worker's employment.

It was sort of, in a certain sense, in a McLuhan sense, an external stomach, in the sense that it was cooking food that we could not eat otherwise.

In General Assembly resolution 59 291, we decided to achieve the broadest possible agreement on all major issues , surely including Security Council reform.

Australia had been in favour of a robust protocol which would apply the Convention automatically to the broadest possible range of United Nations operations.

He hoped that the resolution would not only be adopted by consensus but also with the broadest possible support.

At least in the new sense...

We fully agree that there is a need for the broadest possible agreement among Member States on this issue.

Resolution 59 291 states clearly that our objective is to promote the broadest possible agreement on all major issues .

Darwin wouldn t make sense in an Aristotelian universe, and wouldn t really make sense in a Newtonian universe.

Argentina favoured the broadest possible protection under the draft protocol, but realized that concessions would be necessary in order to ensure a large number of ratifications.

We will acknowledge the good faith of all our fellow Members, and we will help in any way we can to achieve the broadest possible consensus.

Recognizing the importance of reaching the broadest possible agreement on all major issues, including Security Council reform, as decided in resolution 59 291 of 15 April 2005,

I convey the greetings of the people and Government of Uruguay to this forum, which is the broadest, most representative and most important forum in the world today.

We sense it every day in the news.

As any solution should be based on the broadest possible acceptance both locally and in Belgrade, it is our hope that all parties will participate in a constructive manner.

Sense

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

In other words, Europe displays a strong sense of survival, but not a strong sense of common purpose.

In conclusion, I would like to point out that all of the proposals in the report should be considered and implemented on the basis of the broadest possible agreement among Member States.

That sense is covered in Mexican legislation.

The division is in a sense inscribed in the democratic spectacle.

What we all want is for common sense and restraint to prevail so that we can reach the broadest agreement possible as quickly as we can and so that, once the Security Council is reformed, it will be more efficient, transparent and democratic, to the benefit of the purposes of the Charter and of the entire membership of the Organization.

An important feature of the International Year of Volunteers was the effort made to promote volunteerism among the broadest possible cross section of societies.

In a letter dated 16 May, the group of four, circulating its text informally, expressed the desire for a constructive dialogue, with a view to reaching the broadest possible agreement .

Protectionism in the classical sense of the term is unlikely.

We must continue our efforts to reach the broadest possible agreement on that issue in order to avoid a schism in the United Nations, which would have grave consequences for the world Organization.