The Special Rapporteur noted that he would take the Constitution and the international human rights treaties ratified by Ecuador as the legal frame of reference for his observations.

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.

Often used as a reference in the commercial laptop industry.

According to several reports, all activities must take account of the logic and objectives of NEPAD, insofar as it constitutes the strategic reference framework for African States and their main cooperation partners.

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

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

It treated tradition and history not as a constraint, but as a source of ironic reference.

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(ii) Coordinated Universal Time as the time reference for the date of launch

However, the Urban Legend Reference Pages lists this story as an urban legend.

The name the clap , in reference to the disease, is recorded as early as the sixteenth century.

Such reference points are not as vulnerable to distortion or subjective evaluation as are vague, general formulas.

4. Takes note of the Board's approval of the terms of reference for the Investments Committee, which will take effect on 1 January 2005

Reference was made to the United Nations Millennium Declaration (General Assembly resolution 55 2), which acknowledged the need to take concerted action against terrorism.

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It requested the Secretariat to keep the document as a reference in the members' files.

PRSPs are also designed to serve as reference frameworks for the activities of cooperation partners.

The Subcommittee approved the draft terms of reference and outline of the workplan, as amended.

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A consolidated reference guide on delegation of authority has been prepared and will act both as a training aid during the induction programmes and as a reference document designed to clarify the responsibilities that are delegated to senior officials.

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.

It described the Greek Cypriot reference to resolution 939 (1994) as a step back in time .

In reference to , we got notified that Cabinet approved the Information Systems Crime Law of 2010 on Aug 3, which will take effect after 30 days of issuance.

With reference to article 7 of the Convention, she asked whether the Irish Government planned to take additional steps to increase the number of women elected to Parliament.

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Some claim to find reference to the city in Ptolemy s work as the Metropolity (the 2nd century).

As of August 4, 2011, the current version of the Xiph.Org Foundation's reference implementation, is libogg 1.3.0.

Nor does article 16 contain a reference to article 3 as it does to articles 10 13.

If we take the case of IDB and use an economy similar to the Cuban economy in terms of Gross Domestic Product and population such as Ecuador as a reference point, then Cuba could have had access to approximately 48.8 million in financing, were it not for the embargo.

These are used primarily as a geographical frame of reference and have developed gradually since the Middle Ages, with some established as recently as 1974.

As required by decision XVI 33, those terms of reference were used as a source of information during the above mentioned workshop.

Here again, one would have to replace the reference to States with a reference to international organizations.

Article 3 of the Convention does not contain a reference to other acts of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment as does article 16, nor does article 16 contain a reference to article 3.

The Oxford English Dictionary gives as the earliest reference to its current usage an academic article from 1972.

Resources are the available volumes of hydrocarbon without reference to constraints as to their accessibility and or cost.