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Cumulative characteristics of terrorism

Precovered ID 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.14

Precovered ID 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.12

We have the cumulative potential to impact global education.

The cumulative length of her detention now approaches ten years.

Lost 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.09

Lost 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.12

What the cumulative effects of these atomic explosions and tests will be...

Recovered and recoverable 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.55

Recovered and recoverable 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.43

Cumulative figures for the last 30 years vary from 200 300 trillion.

On the Y axis is the cumulative instances of contagion, and on the X axis is the time.

Figure B2. Cumulative change of income from 2000 2001 to 2006 2007

The answer lies in making reference to the three step cumulative methodology of resolution 1566 (2004).

How can we turn our cumulative knowledge of virology into a simple, hand held, single diagnostic assay?

On the Y axis is the cumulative instances of contagion, and on the X axis is the time.

The equal per capita cumulative emission approach seeks equality over time.

Incremental measures will only distract us from the scope of the challenges that we confront.

These processes, which are cumulative and increasing, bring on many negative effects in the social, cultural, economic and environmental areas.

The cumulative result of these research and technical assistance efforts will form the basis for the formulation of the regional social development agenda.

The right vertical axis is the cumulative percentage of the total number of occurrences, total cost, or total of the particular unit of measure.

The cumulative percentage share of the top six donors was 69 per cent of the overall contributions from Member States ( 1.5 billion).

The 1999 Guidelines for Environmental Impact Assessment in Antarctica have been revised to ensure that cumulative impacts are explicitly addressed.

Nor do they mention the costs imposed on the rest of the economy a cumulative output loss in Europe and the US that is well in excess of 5 trillion.

The cumulative environmental effects of these activities can lead to marine pollution, and coastal and marine biodiversity reduction, resource depletion and human health problems.

Nonetheless, such violence had not emerged out of nothing, but had a direct and identifiable origin the stranglehold of Israeli occupation and its cumulative effects.

Given that fossil fuels contribute to global warming, standard economic theory suggests we should tax them according to their cumulative negative effects.

Since October 2000, cumulative costs incurred due to additional storage, demurrage and transport amounted to 10.6 million by February 2005.

All these activities contributed to increasing public awareness of the subject, to the organization and dissemination of accumulated knowledge and to a critical assessment of the advances made and the challenges faced by population programmes.

The cumulative peace dividend is now estimated at nearly 1 trillion, whereas the reinvestment of the resulting savings in the conversion of military industries and job protection is not enough to explain the reduction in official development assistance.

In contrast, over the same period, the cumulative increase was 1.6 times for urban residents per capita disposable income and 1.2 times for rural peasants per capita income.

So long as China continues to offer basic economic rights to its citizens, these incremental changes, though slow, will drive the country s gradual democratization.

The greatest harm comes from the cumulative burden of multiple risk factors, including neglect, abuse, parental substance abuse or mental illness, and exposure to violence.

This confinement of conduct in support type offences and State obligations by reference back to the three step cumulative methodology of resolution 1566 (2004) is equally applicable to the Security Council's calls upon States

There was broad support in the Board for the principle that, ideally, every year of contributory service should be counted for benefit accrual purposes.

The conflicts that arise there are not a consequence of the accumulation of weapons or of improvements in war machines, but rather the cumulative effects of economic difficulties, natural disasters, drought, desertification, environmental deterioration and the uprooting and frustration of the poorer elements.

This paper presents a matrix that highlights the cumulative impacts of the Coordinator's papers, the German and UK papers on Fuze Design, the 30 Nations proposal and the Irish proposal.

NEPAD and the UNCCD are striving to emphasize the interrelations between the process of land degradation and impoverishment, as well as the cumulative factors at work and the consequences they generate.

Although the resolution did not purport to define terrorism , it called on all States to cooperate fully in the fight against terrorism and, in doing so, to prevent and punish acts that have the following three cumulative characteristics

The second approach equal per capita cumulative emissions is, by definition, a way to produce perfect equality among all countries in the contribution that they will have made, over time, to climate change.

Once this debt s cumulative risk exceeds a local government s financial capacity, the central government is forced to assume responsibility for servicing it, directly endangering its own financial capacity.

With its Contigo ( with you ) strategy, it has made a special effort to extend capacities, to create new earnings opportunities in order to build up assets, and to provide protection against any circumstances which might negatively affect the population's capacities and accumulated wealth.