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6710 Selective approval of importers

They were right, but hopelessly imprecise.

And if you're going to say, I'm going to stop talking about selective pressures, you can take The Origin of Species and throw it out of the window, for it's about nothing else but selective pressures.

Health and agriculture will be considered only on a highly selective basis.

What we need is selective, well targeted reforms, not a laundry list.

The US should not be selective in its support for freedom and democracy.

Goal posts should not be selectively shifted beyond legal obligations.

Indeed, African governments might wish to look selectively at other crops.

During the day, the curtain wall reflects light, while at night it is illuminated with blue LED lights.

It was also pointed out by some participants that cooperation was difficult where mechanisms were imposed on States in a selective way.

Can we maybe be much more selective and create better environments that also benefit from darkness?

Its undergraduate program is also among the most selective in the country, with an acceptance rate of 10 percent.

Admissions According to Inside Higher Ed, NYU Abu Dhabi is among the most selective undergraduate universities in the world.

He suggested that the book uses a strategy of selective quotations from the Koran, which he calls history for dummies .

The problem should be approached in a balanced, multilateral, non selective manner, on the basis of shared and joint responsibility of States.

The Committee took that criticism to heart, and this time decorated an institution with a proud past, but a clouded future.

The society's wish to expose criminals will be badly hurt if the names of complainants, even false complainants, will be published.

Aaron Filler from Harvard said, Isn't it time we stopped talking about selective pressures?

But monetary stimulus is often in reality just as selective as bailouts.

Even Ireland, the champion of economic liberalization, has now turned to a more selective approach.

It is safe to use in school science laboratories because it does not selectively grow pathogenic bacteria.

It also called on the Security Council to implement its resolutions on the Middle East conflict without selectivity or double standards.

And what they've done here is they've put electrodes in its ganglia and its brain and then a transmitter on top, and it's on a big computer tracking ball.

It may have a population of less than one million, but it has a proud, heroic history and a rich culture built up over centuries of diverse ethnic and colonial influences.

The speaker believed that by disregarding these factors the Special Rapporteur had deliberately made a selective and incorrect use of law and facts.

There is no way that we can rebuild the Organization in a selective manner, leaving some parts of the old structure intact.

My delegation abstained in the vote on draft resolution A C.1 60 L.22 because The Hague Code of Conduct is selective and discriminatory.

These problems all require different methods for unlocking growth. What we need is selective, well targeted reforms, not a laundry list.

There can be no selective standards in fighting terror, as there can be no good or bad terrorism.

But if the exit looks comfortably large, the public will be much more likely to remain calm, even if parts of the room are already filling with smoke.

It has fewer gastrointestinal side effects than diclofenac, piroxicam, naproxen, and perhaps all other NSAIDs which are not COX 2 selective.

Similarly, languages are selective when deciding which hues are split into different colors on the basis of how light or dark they are.

The European Commission said in a statement that such advantage is clearly selective, is financed from State resources and is liable to distort competition.

The outcome of premature fiscal consolidation is all but foretold growth will slow, tax revenues will diminish, and the reduction in deficits will be disappointing.

Dawn raids are resource intensive the competition agency must be selective in their use.

We want a United Nations without dependence, selectivity or arbitrariness a United Nations that makes the principle of the sovereign equality of States a reality.

Johnson enrolled Christopher and his brother, Benjamin, in Princeton Country Day (later Princeton Day School), a highly selective, elite private school.

Moreover, the Commission on Human Rights has been a textbook case of political manipulation through gross selectivity and the application of double standards over the past several decades.

While we renew our commitment to international legitimacy and its resolutions, we call for the implementation of all resolutions, without discrimination or selectivity among the parties.

Mechanism of action Lorcaserin is a selective 5 HT2C receptor agonist, and in vitro testing of the drug showed reasonable selectivity for 5 HT2C over other related targets.

When the data are correctly disaggregated a devastating panorama emerges indicators for indigenous people are invariably below the national average and their living conditions have a strong impact on the social and economic inequality curve.

Researchers are tempted by persuasive results that can attract the interest of policymakers, who are tempted by a selective reading of the evidence that can provide them with ammunition in domestic and international debate.

Techniques such as geographical information systems, decision support systems, and mapping techniques present major opportunities for improving the selectivity and better targeting of residual insecticide application spraying.

This is required so the brain sets up it's processing so that it can act differentially, so that it can act selectively, so that the creature that wears it, that carries it, can begin to operate on it in a selective way.