148 150, thereafter cited as Secretariat Memorandum.

Developments in Burundi over the past two years have often been cited as exemplary.

The applicant cooperated with the Commission and was not cited as a respondent in the case.

The seven points in the road map to democracy cited by the Government were as follows

Evergreen s management cited the much higher government support available in China as its reason for the move.

In both cases, the development of the concept is cited as a main motivation behind the prize.

The Victorian culture is often cited as the best example of this hypocrisy.

Cited in McNair, supra note 36, at 712.

And when the son of Mary was cited as an example , your people opposed .

He became a regular in the Qatar Stars League, often cited as one of the best players in the League.

While national security concerns were cited as the grounds for rejection, politics played an important role as well.

Targeted subsidies for high priority public sites, such as schools and health centres, were cited as an option.

Skills gaps and a lack of infrastructure are frequently cited as factors that hinder service sector dynamism in Asia.

Some 41 per cent of respondents cited better reputation as an outcome of increased competitiveness in relation to OFDI.

Cited in Rank, supra note 34, at 527 28.

One of the posts reportedly cited as evidence against him was published on 21 June.

It was cited as one of the most controversial and talked about films of 1999.

It is frequently cited as one of the greatest literary works of the twentieth century.

In particular, the provision of training and advice by experts was frequently cited as a factor contributing to successful action.

He cited various cases mentioned in the report in that connection.

Indeed, after Thomas Sargent won the Nobel Prize in Economics last year, he cited it as a precedent in his acceptance speech.

When the Son of Mary was cited as an example , behold , your people raise an outcry .

That Agreement was cited merely as an indication of the discriminatory treatment applied to the author.

The amphitheatre has been cited by modern scholars as a model of sophisticated design, particularly in the area of crowd control.

The films listed below have been cited by reputable critics in multiple reputable sources as among the worst films ever made.

See works cited supra note 199.

People like me who have been cheerleaders for international integration in trade and finance, as well as for reductions in tariffs and other barriers, have cited three benefits

Immediately, the bombings began to be cited by some leaders as a call to limit constitutional rights.

Senegalese Prime Minister Abdoul Mbaye has cited high interest rates as a major impediment to GDP growth.

Other reasons cited for revitalizing administrative systems, though less frequently than the preceding ones, are as follows

The Swedish bank cleanup in the early 1990 s is often cited as an example of how successful this idea can be.

Similarly, the creation of an evaluation database, now scheduled by OIOS for 2005, was cited as good practice in the Unit's report.

For example, the African Peer Review Mechanism was frequently cited as an illustration of the way things are changing in that regard.

In January 2006, the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia cited Bahrain as the fastest growing economy in the Arab world.

The tragedy of the commons concept is often cited in connection with sustainable development, meshing economic growth and environmental protection, as well as in the debate over global warming.

The blogger then cited the exhibit's designers

It quickly became a story of rich versus poor, widely cited as an example of high level corruption.

And when the son of Mary is cited as an example , behold , thy people turn away from it

None of these principles have been respected in Zimbabwe, and regional leaders have not cited their violation as reason to censure Mugabe s government.

Smith is cited as the father of modern economics and is still among the most influential thinkers in the field of economics today.

Human error One of the most cited explanations in official inquiries as to the loss of any aircraft or vessel is human error.

The Agreement which came into force in 1999, cited the struggle against terrorism as number one area of cooperation of the Contracting Parties.

Violations cited were particularly prevalent in the mining and oil exploration sectors.

See, e.g., treaties cited in Tobin, supra note 23, at 41 49.

Lack of financial resources, coordination and multisectoral cooperation were most often cited as constraints to implementing public information campaigns.