The congresses have managed to develop material that may be regarded as legislative , in the sense that it sets out normative standards applicable to all States.

But it would have to fulfill the EU s Copenhagen criteria, established in 1993, which sets out the basic entry standards.

But that is not what most nonprofit programs can achieve. They are not part of a larger organization that trains their workers, sets standards, and provides support for everything from branding to purchasing.

But he or she will face an uphill struggle to prove to the world that America can be a force for good, a democratic beacon that cares for the planet and that lives up to the standards that it sets for others.

As President Bush said on Wednesday (see A 60 PV.2), the United Nations must stand for integrity and live by the high standards it sets for others.

The present report sets out to meet that request.

The Committee considers that this sets an unwelcome precedent.

Critics argue that a global nuclear materials security system one that sets standards, monitors practices, and holds governments accountable cannot be achieved without compromising the very security information that it was designed to protect. Moreover, they claim that proponents simply seek access to sensitive information.

3.1.8 Reservations to a provision that sets forth a customary norm

Malath sets the scene

Music sets us apart.

Sets the noise scale.

Sets the tile size.

There are two sets of questions that now need to be answered.

And from the evil of the matter that darkens when it sets .

And from the evil of the matter that darkens when it sets .

She suggested that the Working Group should focus on sets of guidelines.

The elements of sets and tuples can be of any arbitrary type, including sets and tuples themselves.

A simple example is the category of sets, whose objects are sets and whose arrows are functions.

The Fed Sets Another Trap

Bjorn Lomborg sets global priorities

Hong sets the bar low.

The first sets the scene.

Ownership of television sets grew from 25,000 sets when broadcasting was initiated in 1961 to an estimated 8.6 million sets in 1987, and more than 250 television stations were broadcasting.

In the bounded coarse structure, these sets are the bounded sets, and the functions are the ones that are a finite distance from the identity in the uniform metric.

As the fire that burns the forest, as the flame that sets the mountains on fire,

Take, for example, ICANN, the body that sets policy for the Domain Name System.

Sets consistent sound levels between tracks

From Damascus, Golaniya sets the mood

It sets high store by healing.

He sets the scene as follows

By the star when it sets

By the star when it sets

Standards. Two standards are proposed.

It is affirmed in some sets of rules that only bids submitted online are acceptable.

But the episode sets a dangerous precedent.

Sets the size of each tile border.

Change sets are stored in XML files.

Three sets are played in one match.

Two sets of considerations underlie this provision.

Symmetric difference of sets and , denoted or , is the set of all objects that are a member of exactly one of and (elements which are in one of the sets, but not in both).

The day the Hour sets in , they will be divided on that day in separate groups

The day the Hour sets in , they will be divided on that day in separate groups

Article 4 sets out the State measures that should be taken in order to achieve the purpose of the Declaration and is its most important part, together with article 2, which sets out the rights.

They are manufacturing TV sets in this factory.