Their votes carry a 30 weighting of the total.

All other types of assets (loans to customers) have a 100 risk weighting.

A business register is a central sampling and weighting frame for all business surveys.

And because of this left weighting, the average is actually here, way to the left.

The formula shall incorporate the weighting of all the criteria established to determine the lowest evaluated tender

The formula shall incorporate the weighting of all the criteria established to determine the lowest evaluated tender

The authors had inadvertently omitted data, used a questionable weighting scheme, and employed an erroneous observation on GDP growth.

All these features are included in the selection of the weighting factors for converting equivalent dose into effective dose.

Since both the radiation weighting factor and the tissue weighting factor are dimensionless quantities, the dimensions of the equivalent dose and the effective dose are the same as the dimensions of the absorbed dose, and the unit is the same, the joule per kilogram.

Changes in the radiation and tissue weighting factors in 1990 complicate the comparisons between new and earlier estimates of dose.

A second measurement was also made by weighting the instability thus obtained by the proportion of agricultural NMP in the GDP.

(b) the weighting of the factors under Article 5 does not warrant accommodation of the later use, in whole or in part.

But, when it comes to upping equity requirements against risk weighted assets, who is to do the weighting, and according to what methodology?

After examining several methods of weighting the apportionment of posts by nationality, the Secretary General reported that the introduction of a system of weighting into the recruitment policy of the United Nations, whether on an arbitrary or salary scale of points, would bring with it only marginal refinements scarcely warranting the effort and time involved.

Some new provisions such as the weighting of national votes in the Councils of the Union have been, and will continue to be, widely discussed.

Similarly, financial authorities should vary the loan to value ratio on commercial and residential mortgages for risk weighting purposes in order to forestall real estate bubbles.

In this current case one of the author's arguments to the Supreme Court was that the trial court erred in weighting the testimony of Lori Pagdayawon.

62. The failure to include any such provision in the Convention might be seen as weighting the matter in favour of the high seas fishing States.

The baseline for comparison and analysis is the current factor weighting 40 per cent for membership, 5 per cent for population and 55 per cent for contribution.

The reliance of modern banking regulation on risk weighting is nowhere more important than in the mortgage market. If regulators get it wrong, the entire edifice could collapse yet again.

The secretariat explained that while United States populations had been used in both studies, the consultant apos s study had been designed to reflect United Nations salary range weighting patterns.

The equivalent dose in each tissue or organ is multiplied by a tissue weighting factor, and the sum of these products over the whole body is called the effective dose.

The equivalent dose in a human tissue or organ is the absorbed dose weighted by a radiation weighting factor that ranges from unity for sparsely ionizing radiation to 20 for alpha particles.

When the problems with the Reinhart Rogoff analysis came to light, the critics were aghast. The authors had inadvertently omitted data, used a questionable weighting scheme, and employed an erroneous observation on GDP growth.

At the request of the General Assembly, a system of weighting of posts was introduced in 1967 and reported on every year in the report of the Secretary General on the composition of the Secretariat.

The changes implemented are underpinned by three principles redirecting existing resources to initiatives that work greater weighting of resources to students of greatest disadvantage (i.e. those in remote areas) and commitment to improving mainstream service provision.

The trick, Zhou stressed, is to assign weights to each of the four goals in the multi objective policy function. He conceded that the weighting problem has now been seriously complicated by the new need to pay greater attention to financial stability.

If we need to accept some kind of weighting in terms of asymmetries within the Council, we cannot accept a situation in which one, two or three in the Council are more powerful than the rest of the membership of the United Nations.

All of us in our institution recognize that, at the moment, the weighting is hugely and substantially on the military side, on the intervention side, on the prevention or the concluding of wars, but far too little is spent on winning the war of peace.

We can accept some weighting in their favour, but for each of them alone to be more powerful than the whole membership of the United Nations is not acceptable it was not before, it is not now, and will not be in the future.

Regional weighting was also a factor to consider, as was the role of regional organizations in shaping regional and international relations and their participation in United Nations activities related to the maintenance of international peace and security, particularly peace keeping operations. 12 October 1993 ANSAH

(4) (a) The procuring entity shall carry out on an initial evaluation of tenders to determine responsiveness in accordance with article 34, and to assess all features of tenders that are not to be presented in the auction in accordance with the award criteria set and with the weighting fixed for them.