In view of rule 107 (f) of the Committee's rules, therefore, a six month limit could arguably serve as a point of departure for the Committee.

The Islamists' point of view

The secularists' point of view

But this view misses the point.

For every 10 percent lower, dew point drops 3 F.

It was from a man's point of view and not from the woman's point of view (Corrin Care Paterson, 1999).

El Salvador shares that point of view.

One can hardly change one's point of view.

From the cultural point of view, we won.

I haven't formed a point of view so far!!

Víctor concludes from his scientific writer point of view

In my view, this is the most fundamental point.

From an economic point of view, the problem is simple.

Up to this point in the discussion transformations have been addressed from the point of view of cooling.

I doubt it. I'm sitting here and thinking to myself, what's the f cking point?

And again, I say that not to attack any industry, I think I really do I love my airplane, and cars on highways moving 60 miles an hour are extraordinarily efficient, both from an engineering point of view, an energy consumption point of view, and a utility point of view.

From Netanyahu s point of view, the Gaza problem has no satisfactory solution.

Try honestly to see things from the other person's point of view.

The simplest examples from this point of view are the Eisenstein series.

He takes one of Zaphod's two heads hostage and demands they bring him the Point of view gun created by Deep Thought, which allows the target to understand the shooter's point of view.

Video Narrator An event seen from one point of view gives one impression.

Moreover, land for peace never made sense from an economic point of view.

Second, from a debt holder s point of view, a government bailout is better.

From this point of view, there are two sources of public value 1.

Steel production and use have some advantages from an environmental point of view.

From this point of view, Japan has made various efforts, including the following

From depositors point of view, participating in the informal sector is a rational choice.

But in most economic analysis, the decision makers point of view is quite narrow.

This fundamental point of view is being institutionalized into concrete policies by the State.

From that point of view, the construction of the barrier remains of great concern.

Liquid oxygen has a density of 1.141 g cm3 (1.141 kg L or 1141 kg m3) and is cryogenic with a freezing point of 54.36 K ( 361.82 F, 222.65 C) and a boiling point of 90.19 K ( 297.33 F, 182.96 C) at 101.325 kPa (760 mmHg).

The death penalty needs the opinion of the grand Mufti to support it from the religious point of view ,the Sharia point of view to fulfill justice.It is not everyday that you order the death of someone.

Does the Taliban have a point of view on physics that is worth considering? No.

So the biggest and the most important thing is our neutral point of view policy.

Now the bargains will be struck on somewhat better terms from America s point of view.

The timing, from the point of view of crisis management, could not have been worse.

From a German point of view, this discussion is a ludicrous inversion of the truth.

Aerospace objects should be considered from the point of view of their purpose and function.

In our view, after the difficult year 2004, Haiti is now at a turning point.

However, from our point of view, the referral should not be approved at any cost.

From the institutional point of view, several delegations were of the view that ocean resources were best managed at the national and regional levels.

(f) Working with the focal point for democracy of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights

(f) Develop, in consultation with the local focal point for women, a roster of qualified candidates, focusing on qualified women

From the regime s point of view, the legacy of the 1979 Islamic revolution is at stake.

From the regime s point of view, however, Shia Iran is now the most serious security threat.