So you ve got that covered.

Great Britain in 1931 already grasped this logic.

It is absorbing many words from the regional languages of Pakistan.

Few countries if any have so effectively internalized the lessons of their history.

Settler planning zones had absorbed 41.9 per cent of land in the West Bank.

These real investments are overshadowed by the games that have been absorbing most participants in financial markets.

The Mission absorbed additional requirements which arose under common staff costs for departing staff who were either repatriated or reassigned to newly established missions, as well as for the conversion of 16 staff from appointments of limited duration to the 100 Series Staff Rules.

The service industries that have absorbed the labor released from manufacturing are a mixed bag.

Younger generations rebel precisely because they have internalized the values of freedom and choice offered by democracy.

In recent years, the US absorbed half the world s capital exports, while China provided one fifth of the total.

I moaned about it, I hesitated, I went on and on and on to my long suffering wife, and eventually I decided to resign from the British Foreign Service.

NEW YORK When America absorbed the bombings at the Boston Marathon, what was striking was what did not happen.

Throughout the history of the world, nomadic civilizations have absorbed the influence of others, both in the West and the East, and in turn have had a profound impact on them.

Positive actions for equality that were included and implemented in all Operational Programmes have absorbed 237.285.686 of the European Social Fund contribution.

The National Guard, headed by the former LIFG deputy leader, Khaled al Sharif, absorbed more than 30 brigades, mostly from the west and southwest.

French production costs are high, but Greek costs are higher.

The message seems to have gotten through to North Korea we have seen no nuclear weapons test, despite its probable ability to so.

Operating costs

Investment costs

And then I understood that asking my father so many questions was stirring up a whole past he probably didn't feel like talking about because it was painful.

You know, sometimes you can give somebody all the facts and figures, and they say, I know what all the facts and details say, but it just doesn't feel right.

When in France it absorbed the remnants of a number of other Scottish mercenary units which had fought in Swedish service, and by 1635 had swelled to some 8,000 men.

The Costs of Grexit

Transaction costs and efficiency

The Cost of Dick Cheney

Measuring the Costs of Too Big To Fail

Travel costs 24.0

Travel costs 76.0

dollars A. Military personnel costs

Operational costs

Audit costs

Experts encompass costs of experts' travel, participation in meetings and work on reviews.

C. Transaction costs and efficiency

C. Civilian staff costs

Information technology strategy costs

Costs of an optional protocol

Where a claimant claims in a currency other than Kuwaiti dinars, the Panel values the claim in Kuwaiti dinars using the appropriate exchange rate.

The Costs of Bycatch

As a result, environmental protection projects often fail to be included in calculating production costs.

In these cases, the uses cover the operation costs themselves.

Table 1.2 Standard staff costs (based on United Nations standard salary costs for Geneva)

(d) Viable options for programme support cost trust funds to share the cost of the new internal justice system

Estimates show that emergency relief in famines costs seven times as much as preventing them.

Some health services are paid for directly, for example, medicines issued on prescription.

I suggest that the cost of those visits is probably greater than the cost of actually locating an official within the State.