Often used as a reference in the commercial laptop industry.

The counter serves as a template to fill in a square in the middle of this thing.

(b) One portion of each sample was to be given to Iraq and another retained by UNMOVIC as a reference

The case, Carter v. Canada, could serve as a textbook on the facts, law, and ethics of assistance in dying.

These techniques are promising but lack the reliability and validity necessary to be used as a reference for clinical purposes.

The ILO Tripartite Declaration of Principles Concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy was mentioned as a reference point for the debate.

The data have been widely used by Governments, research institutions and NGOs, resulting in numerous publications.

Recognizing that decentralization takes place in very different contexts, it is possible to formulate principles or guidelines as a reference for its implementation.

Last month, Smith issued her judgment. The case, Carter v. Canada, could serve as a textbook on the facts, law, and ethics of assistance in dying.

Emphasizing that the Falkland Islands were a long established community with every right to choose their own future, he said that there would never be any negotiations on British sovereignty over the islands for the inhabitants had no desire to change the status quo.

Sami followed the blond haired woman.

10 a.m. 5th meeting (closed) Conference Room 4

Informal informal consultations

The kingdom's news agency later added that a second soldier later died from the same clash.

Sami followed the blond haired woman out of the store.

Later, the Franciscans and Jesuits arrived.

was an English explorer, later a farmer.

Later, the Romans called it Sarea.

The index helps organizations to diagnose levels of innovation, identify weak areas and develop action plans to fortify their innovation capacities.18 The overall results of the index can serve as a reference for national innovation strategies.

Cut Now, Save Later

Wanna more? Don't you? I'll save it for later.

Later, the blood is withdrawn from the animal.

Later, it settled down as a grand duchy.

Later, the attacks on the police diminished.

Fadil died later that day.

The islands were later named after him.

Subsequently, Guro attended CKREE classes.

Subsequently, Kevin attended CKREE classes.

Minutes later, he tweeted the news of their removal

The Assembly will therefore take up sub item (g) of agenda item 56 at a later date.

O'Connor, Mr. Pinheiro, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Salama, Mr. Sattar, Mr. Sorabjee, Mr. Tuñón Veilles, Ms. Wadibia Anyanwu, Ms. Warzazi and Mr. Yokota.

O'Connor, Mr. Pinheiro, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Salama, Mr. Sattar, Mr. Sorabjee, Mr. Tuñón Veilles, Ms. Wadibia Anyanwu, Ms. Warzazi and Mr. Yokota.

Subsequently, he was diagnosed with anxiety and major depression.

More detailed information will be provided later.

The register is expected to be established later in 2005.

Adopted in 2003 at the Fifth Ibero American Conference of Ministers for Public Administration and State Reform, the Ibero American Charter for the Public Service complements the Convention by serving as a reference for countries to modernize and professionalize their public administrations.

Another opportunity was missed later in the decade.

Later, Russia was added to make it the G 8.

Institutional improvements help, but they can come later.

President Mohamed Magariaf later confirmed this view.

Their forced partnership has been plagued by disagreement and dysfunction.

Armenians and Jews later enjoyed the same autonomies.

Later it was called the Alpine dollar due to its stability.

It was later split and became known as University of Benghazi.

Later, dots were added above and below the letters to differentiate them.