Frame of reference

A UNU study 12 has focused on differing views and perceptions on the related questions of assessing poverty and nutritional status, attempting to define a reference standard of nutritional status for comparative assessment purposes.

Criterion

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It will also enable analysis of the relative changes in women's personal safety over time, based on the comprehensive national benchmark provided by the 1996 Women's Safety Survey.

Second criterion

(b) Terms of reference of the mechanism and frequency of its meetings

The terms of reference are set out in annex 1.

You almost have to mute your frame of reference.

The variables inherent in validity also comprised the reference norm (the Vienna regime), the de facto situation (formulation of the reservation) and the possible reaction to the reservation, expressed either in the form of an objection or through a third body, judge or arbitrator.

The New Normal for Growth

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Reference date 1 October 2003, with the exception of the WO figures for which the reference date is 31 December 2002

It doesn't come into my frame of reference.

Since validity was a quality that determined compliance with the reference norm, namely the Vienna regime, it was obvious that the determination of validity occurred after the reservation was formulated, by other States or, where appropriate, by a judicial body.

Reference approach estimates should preferably be taken from the Party.

Provisional terms of reference for the independent audit advisory committee

This is termed a criterion shift.

The main criterion for selection is qualification.

The suggested criterion should therefore be modified.

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More of our economics is global in scale.

Survey reference date 1 April 2005

Because from my frame of reference, it looks completely identical

In the case of a child, he or she must prove his or her relationship with the father or mother whose eligibility to vote has been established on the basis of the first or second criterion.

(a) The need for United Nations agencies and member States to implement and monitor Millennium Development Goals, in partnership with indigenous peoples and, consequently, within a human rights frame of reference

Survey reference date 1 October 2004

The absence of any appropriate external model, which makes it necessary to innovate

11. Descendants of the applicant born outside the Territory are not eligible to participate in the referendum under the fourth criterion.

That standard helped Britain to survive.

That is the sole test of survival and success.

This is the very criterion we apply when examining the paragraphs on preventive diplomacy and the future of peace keeping operations.

(c) To review terms of reference for an independent external performance review of the investments of the Fund

Annex II provides information outlining detailed terms of reference for the evaluation.

The Subcommittee approved the draft terms of reference and outline of the work plan, as amended.

The principle of intention appeared to provide the general criterion.

Describes the criteria for a given field or expression.

These are standard in all the industrialized worlds.

More of problems are global in scale.

Since 2004, however, the X.Org Server, a fork of XFree86, has become predominant.

(Citations to some of this literature are found in the bibliography at the end of this paper.

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The ISO 639 2 standard was first released in 1998.

In Canada, U.S. paper sizes are a de facto standard.