That, however, had not been the point she had been making.

Similarly, we need to use more comprehensive wealth accounts as a reference point for decision making.

A case in point is enhancing the participation of developing countries in the decision making mechanisms of international forums.

In the scaling up, there's an inherent inadequacy to match the needs of the local people, point by point, with the supply that you're making.

The Bard said everything best, of course, and he's making my point here but he's making it hyperbolically 'Tis nothing good or bad But thinking makes it so.

This raised the question At what point did making money from war go from normal human enterprise to mercenarism?

Discipline and morality may well be key to reinforcing trust and credibility to Europe s social fabric a point that northern Europeans never tire of making.

The first is the debt we owe to the Cassese Commission for making it possible for us to reach this point.

Indeed, elevating long term asset prices was precisely the point of lowering interest rates making bondholders and especially real estate owners richer, after all, provides a fillip to spending.

Mr. Fahey (Ireland) acknowledged that Mrs. Robinson's election had been a very positive turning point, and that women were making a very significant contribution to its life, achievements and reforms in Ireland.

In understanding the role of a treaty body in such situations, an important starting point is the examination of the appropriate role of the judiciary in decision making at the national level.

When animals are going to make a point, they make the point.

In geometry, the Fermat point of a triangle, also called the Torricelli point or Fermat Torricelli point, is a point such that the total distance from the three vertices of the triangle to the point is the minimum possible.

Add a splitting point

They have a point.

They have a point.

They have a point.

And in the first video, you'll see the robot going from point A to point B through an intermediate point.

(a) Rule making

I call this strategy the Watershed Doctrine. A watershed is a tipping point, a turning point, a game changer.

At that point, China will have a better chance of improving its legal institutions, increasing political accountability, strengthening protection of private property rights, and making the government genuinely in Mao s words serve the people.

But Müntefering has a point.

But Sarkozy has a point.

Both countries have a point.

You have a point there.

Point K critical point.

In such a point group, for every point (x, y, z) in the unit cell there is an indistinguishable point ( x, y, z).

Point prevalence is the proportion of a population that has the condition at a specific point in time.

The surrealist essence of the rebellion was somehow symbolized by Gilles Caron s famous photograph, in which an insolent smile at a riot policeman subverts the frozen, established order to the point of making it ridiculous.

At one point I was a little apprehensive about our ever getting to this point.

A line from Point Barrow, Alaska () to the Northernmost point of Wrangel Island (179 30'W).

We're in a tipping point moment.

Here is a five point agenda.

China is at a turning point.

Trade is a case in point.

Syria is a case in point.

Nevertheless, Maazel may have a point.

A case in point is Mexico.

Afghanistan is a case in point.

Zionism is a case in point.

Iran is a case in point.

China is a case in point.

This is a good starting point.

Africa is a case in point.

That is a good starting point.