In the past, such costs were fully absorbed by the Austrian Government.

A culture of peace is an ideal that requires a lot of deep thought to be fully absorbed and to replace current thinking.

Asia and the Pacific absorbed 372.7 million, while Africa absorbed 531.9 million.

In 2004, Africa absorbed 104.4 million (33 per cent of overall expenditures) while Asia and the Pacific absorbed 87.9 million (28 per cent).

They were then absorbed by Yakuts and later by Russians.

What is precious must be preserved, and what enriches must be absorbed.

Iraqmaintained the top position , receiveding 78 million, while Brazil absorbed 140 million.

The cost of fully covering IMF debt stock relief, without undermining the Fund's financing capacity, should be met by the use of existing IMF resources.

The travel cost relating to the installation and implementation of the data collection and management system in the field missions will require 70,000, which will be absorbed within the proposed 2005 06 support account budget and the proposed 2005 06 mission budgets.

Indeed, the two most important lessons of the crisis have not been absorbed.

The budgetary implications of this recommendation will be absorbed within existing missions' budgets.

The regional offices will be absorbed into a client management structure composed of

Confused and self absorbed, Europe is not in the best position to wield influence.

Settler planning zones had absorbed 41.9 per cent of land in the West Bank.

The resource requirements to implement this recommendation will be absorbed within existing mission budgets.

Yet, even if Kyoto were fully implemented throughout this century, it would reduce temperatures by an insignificant 0.3 F (0.2oC), at an annual cost of 180 billion.

But despite restrictions, by 2005 Germany had absorbed 37 of all migrants from Eastern Europe that came before and after eastern EU enlargement, whereas Italy had absorbed 22 , Greece 11 , Switzerland 8 , and the UK only 3 .

And now the country has absorbed another huge blow another downgrade of its bond ratings.

Not surprisingly, the political elite became self absorbed and served only its own narrow interests.

Over the long course of British modernization, the industrial classes were absorbed into the establishment.

The state s commitments became incredible as it absorbed losses produced in the non functioning market.

The service industries that have absorbed the labor released from manufacturing are a mixed bag.

And now the country has absorbed another huge blow another downgrade of its bond ratings.

Second, immediate carbon cuts are expensive and the cost significantly outweighs the benefits. If the Kyoto agreement had been fully implemented throughout this century, it would have cut temperatures only by an insignificant 0.2 C (0.3 F), at a cost of 180 billion every year.

Having totally absorbed this philosophy, I started looking at a lot of problems a little differently.

Before 1949, India absorbed roughly 60 of Pakistan s exports and accounted for 70 of its imports.

In cities, pollen particles fall on concrete and asphalt rather than being absorbed by the soil.

Of these, 240 beneficiaries had been absorbed by partner employers and have already signed work contracts.

Prior to that, alcohol had absorbed only 15 20 per cent of total sugar cane production.

26. Reaffirms the need for the procurement system to be transparent, open, impartial and cost effective, based on competitive bidding and fully reflecting the international character of the United Nations

DMC is the first Earth observation constellation, which, once fully implemented, will consist of five to seven low cost small satellites providing daily images for applications including global disaster monitoring.

The economy could bounce back as those excesses were absorbed over time, making room for new investment.

Europe is self absorbed, focused on creating whatever kind of entity it ends up deciding to be.

Lazica survived more than 250 years until in 562 AD it was absorbed by the Byzantine Empire.

Studies have shown that 39 less acetylcysteine is absorbed into the body when they are administered together.

However, they are absorbed, usually as methyl mercury, by algae at the start of the food chain.

A lethal dose of the insecticide is absorbed by insects which come into contact with the surface.

Agrees that the interim budget allocation will be absorbed in the biennial support budget for 2006 2007.

The agreement allows up to 33 per cent of the programme cost to be met through government loans which are to be fully repaid within 17 years with interest and royalties.

Where share options for directors are used as incentives but are not disclosed as disaggregated expenses in the accounts, their cost should be fully disclosed using a widely accepted pricing model.

That lesson should have been absorbed and understood, not least by American strategists, long before the Taliban s fall.

Tunisians were absorbed in the Tunisian National Football Team match against Zambia last night and so were bloggers.

Excess radioiodine that does not get absorbed into the thyroid gland is eliminated by the body in urine.

The estimate of 7,000 under section 28D should be absorbed consistent with the terms of the draft resolution.

NEW YORK When America absorbed the bombings at the Boston Marathon, what was striking was what did not happen.