But the extent of misalignment remains an open question.

Russia and Ukraine and, to a lesser extent, China blocked efforts to reach an agreement.

To some extent, it should have been logical to expect an unprecedented upturn as well.

(e) Regularity and extent of audit by an independent body

To what extent, for instance, could citizens be required to perform compulsory labour in an emergency?

The accounting function is completed, to a large extent, as an adjunct of those processes.

It has an estimated global extent of occurrence of 20,000 50,000 km2.

The extent of creditor countries losses would depend on the extent of the depreciation, giving them an interest in keeping the depreciation within bounds.

And some countries do indeed differ from Egypt to such an extent as to make potential lessons misleading.

The Americans, and to an extent the British, sometimes pay a different kind of tribute to famous artists.

MG I think to an extent, you have to understand that it's axiomatic among hackers that they do that.

One is there's the science of achievement, which almost everything that's run is mastered to an amazing extent.

That leaves only one solution pile on new claims to such an extent that old debts appear paltry.

This crisis has shown that economic interdependence has grown to such an extent that policy coordination is unavoidable.

A CMA can also provide services to the public, but to an extent much lesser than that of a CPA.

The extent to which justice is conventional (as opposed to natural or objective) is historically an important debate among philosophers.

(i) An interest in that real property to the extent that under that law the assignment of a receivable confers such an interest or

To an extent, they will determine the Organization's capacity to respond to the challenges of development, humanitarian action and the environment.

Sneijder had an MRI which confirmed the extent of the injury to be not as bad as first feared.

It has kept an open door and balanced diplomacy (to the extent possible) with the major powers in its neighborhood.

Many commercially available computer programs can be set to mimic the styles of top grandmasters to an extent that is almost uncanny.

An economic and political system is to be judged by the extent to which individuals are able to flourish and realize their potential.

To some extent, they are right.

Those problems can be addressed to an extent through the establishment of credit information systems and or government owned reporting agencies.

The nature and extent of an armed conflict had nothing to do with the intention of the drafters of a treaty.

Minefield Marking predominantly differences in opinion over the extent or otherwise to which an emplaced minefield is marked and or monitored.

In other words, an implicit part of the assessment concerns the extent to which the units analysed use the resources available to them.

Property rights are ultimately sanctioned by society, and, to the extent that they seem to be unfair, society has an incentive to change them.

Mathematicians got into self praise to an extent which was absolutely amazing, that man can invent things that nature did not know.

1. In determining whether, or to what extent, a certificate or an electronic signature is legally effective, no regard shall be had

The practice is to an extent in the form of treaties of peace which confirm, or revive, or terminate, pre war treaties.

To some extent, the answer is yes.

That impression is correct to some extent.

References in national Human Development Reports to volunteerism are an indicator of the extent to which volunteerism is entering the mainstream of development thinking.

This is explained to an extent by emigration and the economic stability achieved after adopting the U.S. dollar as official means of transaction.

To an increasing extent, the refuges work together with the police, the Public Prosecution Service, the forensic psychiatry sector and other aid organisations.

It's impossible to spend an hour in this country without hearing the phrase 'thank you', to the extent that I have become addicted to it now.

To the extent that there would be an overlap, an international organization could be regarded as responsible under either article 14 or article 15. This would not give rise to any inconsistency.

To some extent, the elites have themselves to blame.

Do you love each other to that extent?

But to what extent can Abenomics claim credit?

However, with little documentation of the range and scale of these operations, it is difficult to give an account of their extent in Vanuatu.

Indeed, if official funding were junior, it would be providing a larger cushion to private creditors and thus bailing them out to an even greater extent.

Back scratching is a way of life here to such an extent, in fact, that we ve coined our own expression for it to give a bligh.

For a known extent .