Reference Point

Reference Point

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The business plan takes as its key reference and starting point option 3, sub option 4 selected by the Board in decision 2005 5.

As I had no reference point for my body,

There is just one reference point, which is the body.

Let's visualize the key space at this point.

It will serve as a useful reference point in our deliberations.

Mbeki and other SADC leaders should recognize a key point.

The conflict in Rwanda is a key case in point.

Thus, it is the velocity of a reference point fixed to the body.

I should like to draw on a reference to expand on this point.

The two degree target is the primary point of reference for today s climate debate.

That key point appears all but lost on the consumer recovery crowd.

One fundamental point of reference is the issue of equal opportunity for men and women.

Recent German statements have pushed key European countries decisively closer to that point.

But the key point was that the party s monopoly on power was jettisoned.

A key element is a description of how each data point was created

It has become a key transfer point for the dissemination of such knowledge.

While complex, a key point is that the whole process can be automated.

Today, however, the EU is the last point of reference as far as prosperity is concerned.

The Netanyahu government has refused to agree to any such clear reference point before talks begin.

Similarly, we need to use more comprehensive wealth accounts as a reference point for decision making.

Almost every contemporary use of the depression analogy takes the year 1929 as a reference point.

Their insights about relative performance require a reference point from other time periods or similar firms.

Point of problem assistance may be offered by moveable reference kiosks near conference and meeting areas, as well as by telephone and virtual reference help desk teams.

With regard to the proposals for the agenda, Mr. Alfonso Martínez, noted that the reference to situations in his point 2 was not a reference to monitoring.

The five stars are a reference to five key issues public water, sustainable transport, sustainable development, connectivity, and environmentalism.

But the most serious thing is that the report, if approved, would further accentuate the imbalances that serve as its reference point and its starting point.

The key point here is that Europe won t be able to upgrade the job later.

Their point of reference is the 1973 war, which helped to bring about peace between Egypt and Israel.

They serve as a framework and reference point for the work of OHCHR on the issue of trafficking.

We begin this debate taking the model presented by the group of four as our point of reference.

The moral point is key funeral menu to which we now add the broth atomic indigestible.

At the end of it, it again boils down to the key point that Junaid said.

So the key point is me telling you that there must be a third 0 here.

Over the years, the day of infamy has become a classic reference point for galvanizing patriotic sentiment in America.

The mandates would then become a reference point for structuring the objectives over the short, medium and long term.

In the same context, the report makes reference to the Security General's five point action plan to prevent genocide.

It was also used as a reference point for calculating the mobility and hardship allowance and certain separation payments.

However, the existing proposals for action lack reference to or compliance with the key human rights instruments in the international system.

The Millennium Development Goals to which States have committed themselves should take this key point into account.

The key principle of the United Nations, which has always fascinated the people of the Republic of San Marino and has now become our trusted point of reference, is that of the indissoluble bond between personal freedom and the liberty of all peoples.

This annex is intended to be a useful point of reference during the Committee's consideration of the UK's national report.