(2009) National Award (ICWAI) for excellence in Cost Management.

Organization of a Science Camp of Excellence for girls Bamako 2003

Sami's vest has pockets.

He said that a shroud has no pockets but it s clear that his shroud and those of his sons and his cronies have many pockets Rehab concludes وبعث له ثورة تونس وهروب بن علي لكنه لم يتعظ ولم يتخل عن عناده العسكري العتيد

I'm wearing a jacket with capacious pockets.

There is an equally important need to distinguish between state insolvency and illiquidity.

Big predators became confined to isolated pockets of land.

Those indicators obscure the fact that there are large pockets of extreme poverty.

Pockets of polio transmission also persist in India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.

Deeply entrenched pockets of poverty continue to exist around the world.

The invasion was swift and the last Polish pockets of resistance surrendered on 6 October.

The US Navy used a slightly different model that featured slanted pockets with zippers.

In 2010, iSpring Presenter took the Gold in the Brandon Hall Excellence in Technology Awards in the Rapid Authoring category.

There has been a recommendation made to government to include social condition as a recognized ground of discrimination under the Province's Human Rights Code.

The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) intends to be a new flagship research university for excellence in higher education, research and innovation.

So the monetary authorities, they argue, must be in the pockets of powerful bankers.

Countries such as Singapore and the Republic of Korea have supported the creation of foreign enclaves such as industrial parks in host countries.

During the first ten years, one award was given at each event, named the 'Britannia Award for Excellence in Film', but since 1999 the number of awards has increased.

Fourth, repeated street protests, combined with a weak police force, fuel small pockets of criminal activity.

It is also a source of vast amounts of money, much of which will end up in the tyrants pockets.

India is a glorious democracy with an economically literate government and pockets of real economic achievement.

This approach would promote socially diverse and productive neighborhoods, rather than segregation and pockets of economic stagnation.

Pockets in the south west also show extremely high seasonal malnutrition at this time.

In July 2005, in partnership with the Ministry of Education, the King and Queen launched an annual teachers award, the Queen Rania Award for Excellence in Education.

The American invasion of Iraq set the pattern, for it broke the central government s power and empowered ethnic and religious enclaves.

Many of them have large pockets of poverty, and some are large economies with very significant neighbourhood effects.

The true believers view the deficits as evidence that the world recognizes how special the US is and wants to buy in.

The gas accumulates in pockets in the coal and adjacent strata, and when they are penetrated, the release can trigger explosions.

For countries that want such assistance, there is quite a lot of money in the EU s pockets for this sort of work.

The report nevertheless points out that this is only possible in countries which are not extremely poor but rather have pockets of poverty.

In addition to a worsening of socio economic conditions, that had led to the division of the occupied Palestinian territories into enclaves that were completely isolated from one another.

Because it seems to me that finding this uniqueness has to do with dealing with the whole force of globalization that the particular is central to finding the uniqueness of place and the uniqueness of a program in a building.

Activities after the Battle of Tripoli In the weeks after the fall of the Gaddafi Government in Tripoli the brigade took a major role in the securing the city and clearing it of the few remaining pockets of resistance.

In spite of the continued violence and human rights abuses, there are pockets of stability where in many cases small scale recovery projects have already started.

But reorienting their businesses toward the Chinese domestic market requires far more than government policies that put more money in consumers' pockets.

There are also Kärntner Kasnudeln, which are pockets of dough filled with Topfen, potatoes, herbs and peppermint which are boiled and served with a butter sauce.

Massive investments are also needed in education to eradicate deep pockets of illiteracy, raise overall skill levels, and better match skills to the demands of the market.

With respect to security, there is peace throughout most of the territory, apart from a few pockets in the areas of rural Bujumbura, Cibitoke and Bubanza, where the crime rate remains high.

Although isolated pockets of Roman rule continued even after 476, the city of Rome itself was under the rule of the barbarians, and the control of Rome over the West had effectively ended.

Indigenous and tribal peoples often live in pockets of poverty as they, in particular indigenous women, are exposed to social exclusion and structural inequalities.

That, I believe, is because agribusiness is able to put tens of millions of dollars into the pockets of congressional representatives seeking re election.

Pockets of extreme poverty within countries are common in all regions which include geographically inaccessible areas, remote rural communities and urban slums.

They know that their cities are also vulnerable to urban violence, in so far as they have pockets of social inequality, including marginalized and excluded young people.

President Akhmat Kadyrov, the murdered Chechen president, was right to suggest that 80 of this money ends up in the pockets of Moscow and regional firms who benefit from the Chechen conflict continuing.

The same mechanism that pours profits into the pockets of global corporations also prevents governments from claiming a larger share of the spoils.