Recognition issues have also figured prominently.

Qualification requirements and recognition issues have also figured prominently.

Finally, partnerships will figure prominently on the agenda in Chicago.

Monetary policy, incidentally, did not feature prominently in Bernanke s diagnosis.

(b) Prominently specifies the sections of the volume contract containing the derogations.

Their names figure prominently in every report of the relevant United Nations expert groups.

Italian users of Flipboard will find Global Voices listed prominently in the news section of recommended feeds.

For the first time, security related research figures prominently in the EU budget, with 1.4 billion earmarked for this purpose.

For legal scholars, most prominently Columbia University s John Coffee, stock exchanges have historically been the first step toward protecting investors.

The involvement of major groups in the work of the Forum featured prominently in the multi year programme of work.

The issue of terrorism, which featured prominently on the Committee's agenda, had already generated a great deal of public interest.

It is prominently present in the Armenians, Sephardi Jews (and, to a much lesser extent, Ashkenazi Jews), Cypriots, Turks, and Arabs.

A number of leaders, most prominently German Chancellor Angela Merkel, are understandably worried about the longer term consequences of aggressive macroeconomic stimulus.

This belief still features prominently in the rhetorical arsenal of US conservatives, notably in the inflamed proclamations of the Tea Party movement.

Leaving the series, Grace was keen to work more prominently in film, having starred opposite Tom Welling in The Fog in 2005.

Human rights, democracy and the rule of law figure prominently in the Declaration to be adopted at this High level Plenary Meeting.

Most prominently, the Programme provides conference technicians for conference facilities, repair and maintenance of equipment and installations, and cleaning of jointly used premises.

He has figured prominently in efforts to reduce conflict and advance the peace process in his native country through an NGO called Enough Project.

The categories which appear most prominently in the sources will now be examined in the order adopted in paragraph 2 of draft article 7.

This is one of the reasons why East Africa, the Caribbean, and to a lesser extent the Maghreb are prominently represented in Olympic running disciplines.

In its report the Panel identified six major international security threats, including terrorism and transnational organized crime, both of which figure prominently in UNODC's mandate.

Some analysts most prominently Jeffrey Sachs have argued that the best way forward is to cut the yield on Greek debt to that of German public debt.

That thought may lead us to disdain the kind of philanthropic graffiti that leads to donors names being prominently displayed on concert halls, art museums, and college buildings.

Regional integration has featured prominently only in the last 50 years in Europe, but it has already resulted in a host of political and economic benefits to Europeans.

Since then, issues of conflict, displacement and refugees have figured more prominently in global and regional strategies on prevention, education, food and nutrition, and interventions in emergency settings.

Another contributing factor to the growth of the industry has been the rise of easy to use WYSIWYG web development software, most prominently Adobe Dreamweaver, WebDev, and Microsoft Expression Studio.

The World Bank also continues to support several demobilization and reintegration projects across the continent, perhaps most prominently the Multi Country Demobilization and Reintegration Program for the greater Great Lakes Region.

It has dealt with a new generation of security threats on its own territory most prominently Chechen warlord Shamil Basayev and prevented them from turning into a global force like al Qaeda.

Apart from his personal blog, Anas Online, he ran a number of tech blogs and projects, most prominently, Ardroid, which was the first Arabic language blog to focus on Google's Android OS.

It appeared again during the 2003 invasion of Iraq with similar meanings, most prominently in the form of a yellow ribbon printed on magnetized material and displayed on the outside of automobiles.

This morning, we have heard many speakers speak about international trade, which is one of the targets of the Millennium Development Goals and which figures prominently in the Monterrey Consensus on Financing for Development.

Ensure that addressing population and reproductive health issues is seen as an integral part of the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and that they figure prominently in national development plans and poverty reduction strategies.

Its status as a major petroleum producer figures prominently in its sometimes volatile international relations with both developed countries, notably the United States, and the developing countries of China, Jamaica, and Ghana and Kenya in Africa.

(c) The implication of the limitations of the data in the MDG database should be articulated and prominently highlighted, both in the introduction and in the executive summary, of future reports on progress in achieving MDGs.

For this reason, China is attempting to use economic and military aid as leverage to improve relations even with countries with which it has had military confrontations with in the past, most prominently Vietnam and the Philippines.

28. Also notes with appreciation the Winnipeg Agenda for War Affected ChildrenA 55 467 S 2000 973, annex. and efforts by regional organizations to include prominently in their policies and programmes the rights and protection of children affected by armed conflict

Agents and landlords can now positively indicate that their rental listings can be listed to be open for all, regardless of their ethnicity, background or nationality. These listings will then be prominently featured on the 99.co homepage to prospective renters.

Brown algae belong to a very large group, the Heterokontophyta, a eukaryotic group of organisms distinguished most prominently by having chloroplasts surrounded by four membranes, suggesting an origin from a symbiotic relationship between a basal eukaryote and another eukaryotic organism.

The Prophet s hadith about Yemen has enjoyed new resonance ever since the 1980 s, when Saudi Arabia in line with American policy sought to export domestic dissenters, most prominently Osama bin Laden, a Yemeni of Saudi birth, to fight Soviet infidels in Afghanistan.

And I remembered on September 11th, on 14th Street, the roof of our building we can see the World Trade Towers prominently and I saw the first building collapse from a conference room on the eighth floor on a TV that we had set up.

Although the authors used an untenable benchmark to determine that the sensitivity of pay to performance was too low, the article was published in a top economic journal, prominently discussed in the Harvard Business Review, and is one of the most cited papers in economics.

The express consent must demonstrate that the consenting party received a notice that prominently states that the volume contract derogates from provisions of the Instrument and the consent shall not be set forth in a carrier's public schedule of prices and services, transport document, or electronic transport record.

That thought may lead us to disdain the kind of philanthropic graffiti that leads to donors names being prominently displayed on concert halls, art museums, and college buildings. Often, names are stuck not only over the entire building, but also on as many constituent parts of it as fundraisers and architects can manage.

The view was expressed that this was achieved in proposed article 88a (1) by requiring the volume contract to contain a prominent statement that it derogated from the draft instrument, and that either the volume contract was individually negotiated under paragraph (a) or, under paragraph (b), that it prominently specified the sections of the volume contract containing the derogations.