But we were forced to play it by an 8 1 margin.

So it's vast.

2. Notes the net remuneration margin of 114.2 for the calendar year 1993

The reason that he is not, I suspect, is racism.

2. Also takes note of the net remuneration margin of 113 for the calendar year 1994

In the United States, respondents favor trade restrictions by a two to one margin.

Any such definition should be flexible enough to allow States some room for manoeuvre.

The Ottomans won by a small margin, ultimately securing control over Iraq.

As it happened, we wiped the floor with them, winning by an unprecedented margin of 80 to 20 .

These measurements are then used to estimate total body fat with a margin of error of approximately four percentage k1 points.

Satellite technology has enabled the Commission to position each marker with a margin of error of only 1.5 cm.

This patronizing view conveniently ignores the fact that in the last four elections, Thaksin and his allies won by lopsided margins.

They have little economic and perhaps even less political margin for error.

So we worked on improving the productivity of the operations and the supply chain, and went to a low margin, high volume, absolutely certain payment business.

What computer manufacturers got in exchange was gross margin that they never would have gotten in a low margin business.

27. The President of CCISUA took note of the pensionable remuneration margin.

All President Hu really said was that China would now endeavour to curb its carbon emissions by a notable margin.

After all, if President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has genuinely won by a margin of 2 1, there is nothing to fear.

The latest proposal to amend the law had been very narrowly defeated in the 2002 referendum, and the Government had no further plans to revisit the issue.

Octopus has been the leading product (mainly from Mauritania), with a preferential margin of 7 and a 90 utilization rate.

As a result, Prodi has won a large margin in the lower house, but he has only a handful of extra votes in the Senate.

In June 2012, Morsi defeated his rival Ahmed Shafik, Mubarak s final prime minister, by a margin of 52 48 to win the presidency.

Less than a year after his narrow victory over opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko in the 2010 presidential elections, Tymoshenko was arrested on trumped up contempt charges.

But the EU s demand that Yanukovych pardon Tymoshenko, who narrowly lost the 2010 presidential election, may prove harder to satisfy.

They must consider the mood of the protest movement, as well as opinion polls, which suggest that their popular support lags behind the republicans by a nine to one margin.

As a whole, Asia and the Pacific region is expected to meet the income poverty target of 1 a day by 2015, and may even surpass it by a significant margin.

Greece is caught in a classic debt trap, as the interest rate on its public debt has soared beyond its growth rate by a considerable margin Spain is teetering on the brink.

Garments such as T shirts, jerseys and trousers (Madagascar) are also among goods that have enjoyed over 10 preference and a high utilization rate.

Colombians were in a funk, and they took it out on Santos. He recovered by the second round, but won by a much smaller margin than anyone expected six months ago.

But, while this implies that the benefits of conservation outstrip the costs by an extraordinary margin, the calculations have been widely criticized.

Their expected growth of more than 5 per cent over the next two years exceeded by a substantial margin their performance in previous decades, reflecting the benefits of past policy reform.

Moreover, certain States are attempting to confuse matters even further by stating that peacebuilding operations enjoy a greater margin for action such as in conflict and pre conflict situations.

In 2003, the most severe heat wave in living memory broke previous temperature records by a large margin and caused 70,000 deaths in Europe.

But this year s 7 growth rate, which puts Brazil nearly on par with China and India, cannot be sustained, as it exceeds potential growth by a wide margin.

8.2 For the State party, States must enjoy a margin of appreciation in balancing rights at the national level, and that this margin has not been overstepped in the present case.

There have been higher margins (and high utilization rates) for preserved tuna (24 ), with Madagascar and Senegal as the main beneficiaries, while fresh fish from Senegal and Mauritania was exported at a 15 preferential margin.

Parties that feel that they enjoy an electoral margin in their own regions therefore favour strong regional powers as they fear that they would get limited voter support in nation wide elections.

For a while, everybody played politely along but the tricky double think involved in this was exposed when the younger brother, Ed, won the leadership, by a razor thin margin, in a last minute upset.

Elected in the midst of the financial crisis in the fall of 2008, President Barack Obama and the Democratic leadership of Congress seemed surprised when the public rejected their stimulus, health care reform, and energy policies by large margins.

The determination is easy if the missile clearly exceeds the allowable range by a large margin, as in the case of Scud B and Al Hussein missiles (which have maximum ranges of about 300 and 600 kilometres, respectively).

26. The Chairman of CCAQ took note of the pensionable remuneration margin estimate for 1993 and the income replacement ratios for the three year period ending 31 December 1993.

But of course, an olympic diver is NOT a rock, and in particular they'll jump upwards off the platform this means they'll be in the air for an additional third of a second, or a total of about 1.78 seconds before they hit the water.

This relatively rich, opposition controlled, ethnically mixed, and more conservative province, blessed with fertile lowlands and hydrocarbons, voted for autonomy by a wide margin.

However, the right to have access to justice is not an absolute right. Indeed, this right, by its very nature, calls for regulation, often mandatory, on the part of the State, which has some latitude in this sphere.

Mr. Bhattacharya (Observer for the World Bank) said that, notwithstanding the slowdown in world economic growth in 2005, developing country economies would continue to outperform those of high income countries by a wide margin.