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

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

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

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.

Type material is conserved at the National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC, USA, reference number 113220.

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.

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.

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.

Central and Eastern Europe after 1989, though a very interesting reference point for analysts of the Arab revolutions, is not an appropriate reference point, because the region s new domestic and foreign order resulted from the change in external conditions stemming from the collapse of Soviet power.

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

If a natural person does not have a place of business, reference is to be made to the person's habitual residence.

Some sources define egalitarianism as the point of view that equality reflects the natural state of humanity.

The post WWII period stands as a reference point in America s collective memory, but it was in all likelihood an aberration.

Mother country is a reference to the metropolitan state from the point of view of citizens who live in its colony.

The ILO Tripartite Declaration of Principles Concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy was mentioned as a reference point for the debate.

A fair system will require agreement on the quality and quantity of information used as the reference point for the review.

Kenya embraces the principles of the Charter, which serve as a basic reference point for the reform of the United Nations.

It could also function as a reference point for donors, promotion agencies and other international agencies in their dialogue with Governments.

3. If a natural person does not have a place of business, reference is to be made to the person's habitual residence.

Mr. Al Jadey (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya), referring to the topic Shared natural resources , stressed the importance of making explicit reference in the draft articles to General Assembly resolution 1803 (XVII) concerning permanent sovereignty over natural resources.

If a natural person does not have a place of business, reference is to be made to the person's habitual residence (article 6 (3)).

A point was also made that the paragraph would provide an extra burden upon States suffering from a natural disaster.

To this day, the Universal Declaration remains the single most important reference point for discussion of ethical values across national, ideological, and cultural divides.

If a natural person does not have a place of business, the draft states that reference is to be made to the person's habitual residence.

Point in the project activity lifetime at which reference values are to be applied (decision 17 CP.7, paragraph 6 (c), (i), (ii) and (iii))

The objectives of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), to which we fully subscribe, are a point of reference for developmental strategies and for assessing progress.

Hollande s reference point seems to be the post war idyll of his youth, a time of rapid growth, demographic recovery, scarce immigration, and scant global competition.

On point 4, Mr. Alfonso Martínez stated that he could not see the problem with the reference to remedies as it was a reference to the identification of appropriate remedies in the case of specific violations, but was open to alternative wording.

It will be a reference point for all those nations that seek to develop similar electronic solutions to facilitate and ensure the right of access to information.

The second reference point was selected as the reading of the thermometer when it was placed in still water when ice was just forming on the surface.

But the No side has struggled to find a coherent point of reference and seems to have none of the dynamism and vigor that it projected last time.

Ending the construction and dismantling those settlements are obligations under the road map, which is and remains the indisputable point of reference for carrying out the peace process.

A point was made that both proposals contained mechanisms that might be too elaborate for a State in which a natural disaster had occurred.

The Ogasawara Natural Information Centre (en ja) is a Ministry of the Environment hub site which provides a great deal of information about the process up until this point, detailed future plans, as well as raw natural data.

To assume a constant level and composition of labor demand would be as mistaken as taking current passenger demand as a fixed reference point in planning public transportation systems.

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