(d) Subscriptions 2 500

Provision is made for subscriptions to newspapers, periodicals and airline guides for the Mission.

India has around 300 million subscribers, with subscriptions rising by a stunning eight million or more per month.

1920s 1970s The magazine's number of subscriptions surged during the Great Depression, and again during World War II.

The provision of 52,000 for supplies and materials reflects costs incurred for subscriptions ( 12,000) and office supplies ( 40,000).

This provision, reflecting no change over the 2005 resources requirements will be used to extend the current subscriptions.

one of the ways 'neutralisation' and 'containment' are ensured is by purchasing hundreds or thousands of subscriptions in targeted publications.

Corporate executives manage larger companies. Investors manage much larger sums of money.

There are now 6.4 billion mobile phone subscriptions, with the number expected to increase to 9.3 billion by 2017 or 2018.

Manage user accounts

To manage his her goods.

I think maybe banks have gotten too complex to manage as opposed to just too big to manage.

Getting people engaged in general is healthy, too though the corporations and health providers that sponsor subscriptions will probably put some restrictions on subject matter.

Did you manage to call Jamal?

Did you manage to convince Fadil?

And then they manage the affair ,

Leaders directly manage those who report to them, and they manage indirectly by establishing and maintaining systems for their institutions.

In previous regional agreements, like capital subscriptions to the Asian Development Bank, China had always been treated as a second rate power and asked to contribute less.

My life is very difficult to manage.

How are you going to manage it?

Weak ability to manage the educational system.

And sometimes I get teenagers who promise me that they won't join a gang and just start robbing people if I only buy some magazine subscriptions from them.

Foreign policy, too, may prove difficult to manage.

Ortega would manage only a third place finish.

They manage its institutions in their own interest.

The rest they can manage on their own.

1.210 To effectively manage the Agency's financial resources.

Subscriptions to BookScan cost up to 75,000 per year, but it can provide publishers and wholesalers with an accurate picture of book sales with regional and other statistical analyses.

Just as you can use your computer to manage your finances according to a budget, so can you use it to manage your body.

Both of them emphasize that too complex to manage is almost synonymous with too big to manage, at least within the US banking system today.

But can they manage an executive branch employing millions?

He has to manage the situation with greater care.

Thou art not one to manage ( men 's ) affairs .

Thou art not one to manage ( men 's ) affairs .

A new post is requested to manage alternative investments.

Second, even if they do want to go, they may not be able to get seats, which often are not available because subscriptions stay in the same hands year after year.

The aggressive and comprehensive intervention that Keynesians claimed was needed to manage aggregate demand, and that Minskyites claimed was needed to manage financial risk, was entirely unwarranted.

I pay you to manage my data, is pretty straightforward.

Somehow, too, Asia s leaders must manage the pace of globalization.

These trills would help individual countries manage their GDP risks.

How, then, can North Korea manage to defy its neighbor?

Johnson s wife, who helped manage the database, died shortly thereafter.

UNDP was best placed to manage the resident coordinator system.

In practice women generally let their husbands manage their property.

A document listing the subscriptions that needed renewal by 1 January, 2010, details a series of contributory sums meant for two dozen publications in Damascus, Abu Dhabi, Beirut, Kuwait, Amman and Nouakchott.