It's cumulative.

There's an impact, it's cumulative.

Income is shown on an accrual basis.

The truth is that most creativity is cumulative and collaborative

This is a cumulative figure covering the past 10 years, and not just recent months.

He therefore reiterates the need for a cumulative characterization of terrorist conduct.

During those five years, the investor earns an additional 2 each year, for a cumulative gain of 10 .

The truth is that most creativity is cumulative and collaborative like Wikipedia, it develops over a long period of time.

There should be a snowball effect, a positive feedback, such that the more names we have, the more we get.

There remained a cumulative surplus for the period of 114,816, which represented just 1 per cent of the available income.

They nevertheless wished to avoid any cumulative deep freeze arising from a combination of effects.

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I think it's a problem for each of us as individuals, in our personal and professional lives, and I think it's a problem for all of us collectively as a culture.

Expenditure 12. All expenditure of UNICEF is accounted for on an accrual basis, except for that relating to staff entitlements, which is accounted for on the basis of cash disbursements only.

This continued right through college, right up until I graduated the business degree, top of my class, 4.0 GPA.

While there are growing differences among the transition economies, there was a cumulative drop in output of more than 30 per cent.

It must derive its form and essence from a cumulative perception that all efforts designed to achieve it carry with them incremental steps of self sacrifice, motive force and purpose.

The introduction of the revised interim adjustment procedure would yield cost reductions of approximately 230,000 for the first year, which would have a cumulative effect.

(a) Years of contributory service beyond 35 should be made creditable, at an accumulation rate of 1 per cent per year

57. It was obvious that the scheme of limits, which was intended to avoid excessive fluctuations between successive scales, caused a cumulative distortion over time.

In addition, it was estimated that the 1 to 1 interim adjustment procedure would yield cost reductions of approximately 230,000 for the first year, which would have a cumulative effect.

Ms. Matilda Ribeiro, Minister, Chief of the Special Secretariat for the Promotion of Racial Equality Policies (SEPPIR) in Brazil, asserted that the Government is working toward achieving racial inclusion and equity, a problem that has had a cumulative effect over the years.

The interest rate on 10 year government bonds fell to 3 , and the stock market declined for six weeks in a row, the longest bearish stretch since 2002, with a cumulative fall in share prices of more than 6 .

The markets have broken all time records, come close to doing so, or at least done very well since 2003 ( the case in Japan) by making up for the big drops incrementally, in a succession of smaller increases.

The structural anti Americanism arising from the global distribution of power was evident well before the Iraq war, in the opposition to American led globalization during the Clinton years.

The current global assessment of the potential of forests and other biological mitigation options is in the order of 100 Gt C (cumulative) by 2050, equivalent to about 10 to 20 per cent of projected fossil fuel emissions during that period.

Moreover, the decisions that the Commission had already taken in respect of the General Service salary survey methodology could have a further cumulative impact on the level of General Service pensionable remuneration over time.

World wide, between 1987 and 1992 a cumulative peace dividend of 500 billion was realized 425 billion in industrial and transitional countries and 75 billion in developing countries.

It indicated further that the Board might wish to review the matter, with a view to establishing that all contributory service beyond 35 years would be counted for benefit purposes, at a rate of accumulation of 1 per cent per year.

On the basis of annual tallying and not on a cumulative basis, as the phenomenon has been presented by certain non governmental organizations of 420,000 displaced persons in 2002, there were only 220,000 remaining in 2003 and 170,000 in 2004.

Unit labor costs in the four southern countries increased by 36 , 28 , 30 , and 25 , respectively, from 2000 to 2010, compared to less than 5 in Germany, resulting in an end 2010 cumulative divergence above 30 in Greece and more than 20 in Portugal, Italy, and Spain.