Growing worker insecurity is seen as the basis for a healthy economy.

As seen above, this is still the basis of the current coat of arms.

As for non MOU countries, exchange of information is based on a reciprocal basis.

(b) In the seventh sentence, replace on a broad geographic basis with and on as wide a geographical basis as possible

Security has further improved, and this is key as it is a basis for progress in all areas.

Other delegations have stated that the alternative text is acceptable as a basis for further discussions.

Information obtained during preoperative assessment is used as a basis for the care plan for the patient.

This is the basis. The imitation of complex skills is what we call culture and is the basis of civilization.

It was soon used as a basis for memes.

) Primary education is obligatory and has a general educational character and serves as a basis for further education.

It is our hope that these papers could serve as one important basis for our future substantive work.

Positive identification solely on the basis of a name is also very difficult and detail information as much as possible could facilitate matters.

Now is as good a time as any to state clearly that the United Nations is still working on the basis of five, not four, regional groups.

Such consultants as were needed should be recruited on as wide a geographical basis as possible.

Molecular basis for inheritance DNA and chromosomes The molecular basis for genes is deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).

This is done on a regular basis.

That is the basis for serious talk.

A stronger European identity is the soundest basis for creating the more multi cultural society that demographers regard as inevitable.

That is not a good basis for future cooperation between rich and poor countries on issues such as climate change.

This model is the current basis of the business world, just as centralization has also been the favored defense strategy.

Delegations welcomed the new text as a basis for further discussions.

The MDGs remain relevant as the basis of our sustainable development.

This value, which is expressed as an average on a yearly basis, is invariant in time (except in the case of proved climate change).

On the basis of that study, it is estimated that the UNHCR liability for after service health insurance as at 31 December 2004 is as follows in United States dollars

This outcome will, we hope, serve as a basis for Council decisions on future such occasions and will as such create a durable and generally acceptable basis on which to proceed.

On this basis, it is estimated that a shortfall of resources required for 2006 would amount to approximately 1,067,200 as follows

Liaison and cooperation take place on a very regular basis as well as for specific operations.

Such a basis is not hard to find.

Joining a union is on a voluntary basis.

The report is updated on a monthly basis.

Putin counts on economic growth as the basis for his personal popularity.

A number of criteria should serve as the basis for these tests

The High level Plenary Meeting is composed of six plenary meetings, on the basis of two meetings a day, as well as four interactive round table sessions.

Bilateral agreements form the basis of enhanced ties of friendship between countries. But America's intransigence in this area is sparking protests in countries facing the threat of such an agreement, such as Morocco, and is forming the basis of long lasting resentment.

That report would be the basis for detailed design development work, as well as the cost estimates.

As with Spain under Franco, Belarus s economy will change before Lukashenka does, laying the basis for rapid development once he is gone.

That is needed as a basis for important activities, including the development of economic strategies and the reform of local self government.

Its verification regime will remain credible only if it is applied on a non discriminatory basis, as stipulated in the Agency's statute.

It is not clear whether members of the Sub Commission, as the basis for their interventions, seek out information themselves or whether they rely rather on information which comes their waythat is brought to their attention as the basis for their interventions Nor is it clear how the interventions are affected by the content of NGO statements.

Leasing software and hardware, as IBM initially did, is problematic. But so is selling computer services on a one time basis, in the manner of Microsoft.

Napoleon saw the scheme as a potential basis for a single world currency.

Additional resources will be hired on an as needed, full cost recovery basis.

AOT receives direct intelligence from intelligence agencies on regular basis, as well as indirectly through Airport Security Committee.

He thanked the Chairman of the Working Group for drafting a text that could serve as the basis of negotiations and that had been approved by consensus for use as the basis of future work.

(d) Energy experts from the private sector on an ad hoc basis as advisers.