Russian and Swedish (very rudimentary).

Even the most rudimentary understanding of psychology supports Hollande s assessment.

But the fact remains that our understanding of these policies mechanics is rudimentary.

These systems can formulate complex movements from a combination of these rudimentary subsets.

At the same time, however, Putin has systematically eliminated the rudimentary democracy Yeltsin had build.

Indeed, Hatoyama has announced his rudimentary vision of building an East Asian community that excludes the US.

In hiding, these families have severely limited access to food, and live under the most rudimentary shelters.

He then beached her on the mainland for seven weeks to permit rudimentary repairs to her hull.

Okay? But one the task called for even rudimentary cognitive skill, a larger reward led to poorer performance.

By this time the latter had a modest population of around 1,200 people, a castle and rudimentary fortifications.

As the number of post intervention reviews increases, a rudimentary framework for evaluating the impact of NGOs has appeared.

Eventually a police officer transported him in a taxi to the Santa Creu Hospital, where he received rudimentary care.

In 1997 a review by a WHO consultant concluded that mental health services in Vanuatu were rudimentary' (Wilton, 1997).

Because concepts of human rights remain rudimentary, the best that can be hoped for is that awareness will slowly begin to take hold.

Long a military dictatorship, Mali became an African democratic success story from 1991 to 2012, before a coup crippled its rudimentary public institutions.

Sadly, these risky steps include things as rudimentary as open discussion of the disease, education, and encouraging people, and especially men, to undergo testing.

Indeed, while rudimentary at first, the public relations strategy of the M23 rebels has grown increasingly sophisticated in order to garner the public support.

A school that lacked even rudimentary supplies suddenly can have access to the same global store of information as any other place in the world.

One of my visits was to Sderot, a community of about 20,000 in southern Israel that is frequently struck by rudimentary rockets fired from nearby Gaza.

For both sides, full mastery and control is the only option, though neither has even a rudimentary understanding of how to modernize the economy and society.

Such transfers are only sometimes accompanied by a rudimentary monitoring mechanism, most often in the form of sporadic visits to the person from the sending State's diplomatic representatives.

From 1991 until about 1997, the Vanuatu Society for Disabled People was able to provide some rudimentary education to some children within the urban centre of Port Vila.

And in the time since Galileo pointed that rudimentary telescope at the celestial bodies, the known universe has come to us through light, across vast eras in cosmic history.

At some point, it may be possible to reinforce these steps with certain rudimentary norms and arms control, but the world is at an early stage in this process.

The Georgetown experiment was by no means the first such application, and a demonstration was made in 1954 on the APEXC machine at Birkbeck College (University of London) of a rudimentary translation of English into French.

In many rural areas a major health threat (particularly among women and children) is chronic exposure to indoor air pollution, resulting from the combustion of biomass and coal in rudimentary, inefficient systems for cooking and heating.

Even the most rudimentary understanding of psychology supports Hollande s assessment. Negative reinforcement and delayed gratification are unlikely to achieve their goals unless there is a perceived light at the end of the tunnel a future reward for today s sacrifices.

So what lessons should we draw from the inevitably messy nature of electoral processes in countries where there is either no middle class or only a rudimentary one, and where a democratic culture is at best in its infancy?

As the number of post intervention reviews increases, a rudimentary framework for evaluating the impact of NGOs has appeared. Rather than simply looking at project inputs and outputs, the emphasis has turned towards measuring the overall impact of an operation.

For both sides, full mastery and control is the only option, though neither has even a rudimentary understanding of how to modernize the economy and society. So, whichever side gains the upper hand, authoritarianism and economic stagnation will prevail once again.

(c) Video footage from the UNMOVIC archives showing how Iraq filled chemical agent into conventionally marked munitions without distinctive features and using rudimentary methods, as an example of the new insights still being obtained in the course of preparation of the compendium.

While this is not a substitute for social security, the Zakat fund does contribute to family incomes of the poorest sections of society particularly rural women and forms a rudimentary social safety net. (For details of Zakat disbursements see Chapter XIII, para 22 23).

As the population in much of the mission's area of responsibility would be grappling with challenges caused by rudimentary infrastructure, emerging administrative services and weak institutions, assistance from the mission's civil affairs component should be easily accessible to the civilian population, in particular in southern Sudan.