So they actually went through, very well defined steps.

(g) Prior biennium adjustments

The first is related to agency budget periods.

Canada and the UK have had periods of important reductions in the share of government spending.

Advisory services were also reduced considerably from previous bienniums.

5. In any particular case, the Tribunal may decide to suspend the provisions regarding time limits.

Indeed, compared with the periods of war, poverty and tears, periods of peace constitute a very small part of our history.

32. The implementation of simple, straightforward energy saving measures is highly effective, and these measures usually have short payback periods.

I was about 16, when I first began to experience the inexplicable periods of sadness.

Moreover, there are ambiguities in the trend lines for stock holding periods.

Few keywords in the language are reserved words since most are longer than six letters or are surrounded by periods.

This can be seen quite clearly from the examples of those countries that are now going through a very difficult time in their history.

Most viral infections of humans and other animals have incubation periods during which the infection causes no signs or symptoms.

Throughout its history, the kingdom of Armenia enjoyed both periods of independence and periods of autonomy subject to contemporary empires.

Other air operation costs a cost overrun on ground handling charges ( 107,800) resulted from the settlement of claims relating to previous periods.

Refunds of expenditures charged to prior financial periods, and proceeds from the sale of surplus property, are credited to miscellaneous income.

like our Sun, we've found that they go through periods of diminishment, when their total amount of energy that's expelled from them goes down by maybe one percent.

The group also noted that further simplification and reorganization of the questionnaire should be explored for future reporting periods, to make the reporting flexible and responsive to changing circumstances.

Fixed term appointments cover the employment of staff engaged for defined periods of time to perform functions that are part of the organization's regular and continuing activities.

Rights to breaks (daily, weekly, annual), number of work hours and paid leave during State holidays are regulated by labour legislation and collective contracts.

But in fact, if you go back and look at the historical record, it turns out that a lot of important ideas have very long incubation periods

(iii) Expenditures for future financial periods are not charged to the current financial period and are recorded as deferred charges, as referred to in paragraph (l) (v) below

Ilie Ilascu was sentenced to death by shooting and the other detainees to periods of imprisonment of from 2 to 15 years, with confiscation of their assets.

Eight persons were sentenced to maximum 20 year prison terms, while six persons were handed lesser prison terms ranging from five to 15 years.

But in fact, if you go back and look at the historical record, it turns out that a lot of important ideas have very long incubation periods I call this the slow hunch.

Sleep apnea (or sleep apnoea in British English ) is a sleep disorder characterized by pauses in breathing or instances of shallow or infrequent breathing during sleep.

In response to inquiry, the Committee was informed that obligations amounting to 1.6 million exist in respect of previous periods and that there are a number of pending claims.

There's a flip side to it. In studying stars like our Sun, we've found that they go through periods of diminishment, when their total amount of energy that's expelled from them goes down by maybe one percent.

Periods of strong economic growth allow countries to put in place defenses to reduce the likelihood and severity of future downturns.

These are challenging times for Governments around the world since they need to respond to increasingly complex demands from their citizens and to significant changes in their global environments.

(7) As regards paragraph 5, enacting States may wish to set a minimum period by regulation, though allowing for longer periods in cases of complicated procurement.

That is partly because the job losses during the Great Recessionwere so large twice as large as those of previous recessions since the Great Depression.

Additions and adjustments for prior bienniums of 312,506 shown in schedule 1 include unpaid pledges of 276,671 written off in this biennium.

Today s brave new world of financial globalization will almost surely face severe new stress tests, reminding us that recessions still happen.

The United Nations unquestionably has played the role of architect and catalyst in these numerous changes, even though at certain stages its work, unavoidably, went through difficult patches.

But that is completely at odds with the historical record the era of the gold standard is replete with boom bust episodes fueled by over borrowing by governments, firms, individuals, or all of the above.

Major developed countries should re examine their opposition to the sound proposals for change that have been put forward repeatedly by developing countries proposals that range from increasing international liquidity to longer adjustment periods.

From his research into records and talks with experts at the meteorological bureau, Yang concludes that the weather during the Great leap forward was not unusual compared to other periods and was not a factor.

As at 30 September 2005, the unutilized unencumbered balances of appropriations relating to the bienniums 1992 1993, 1996 1997, 1998 1999, 2000 2001, and 2002 2003, provisionally amounts to 3,335,893, broken down as follows

While summers are torrid and winter can be unpleasant due to the lack of central heating in most of the country, spring and fall provide residents with a brief respite from the climatic extremes that Japan experiences the rest of the year.

Although a longer seminar might allow for the inclusion of information about several international environmental conventions, such as practiced in the Philippines, reticence to allow officers to go for longer periods of training will also have to be addressed.

As mentioned above, the Advisory Committee also concurs with the Secretary General apos s proposal to credit to Member States the amount of the unencumbered balance of 1,194,000 for this period against their assessments in respect of future mandate periods.

There is also a compelling need to strengthen the inhumane weapons Convention and, in particular, to extend further control over the use of, and trade in, land mines, given the appalling and indiscriminate injuries caused to civilian populations often long after conflicts cease.

Contributions to the trust fund declined during the biennium 2002 2003, so financial support was available to fewer participants than in previous bienniums (table 2), despite the extraordinary efforts made by some Parties.

Nobel travelled for much of his business life, maintaining companies in various countries in Europe and North America and keeping a permanent home in Paris from 1873 to 1891.