It will serve as a useful reference point in our deliberations.

The two degree target is the primary point of reference for today s climate debate.

Kenya embraces the principles of the Charter, which serve as a basic reference point for the reform of the United Nations.

Their insights about relative performance require a reference point from other time periods or similar firms.

We begin this debate taking the model presented by the group of four as our point of reference.

Over the years, the day of infamy has become a classic reference point for galvanizing patriotic sentiment in America.

one entry point and one exit point in Mauritius at the Port.

one entry point and one exit point in Mauritius at the Airport.

It could also function as a reference point for donors, promotion agencies and other international agencies in their dialogue with Governments.

one entry point and one exit point in Rodrigues at Port Mathurin.

one entry point and one exit point in Rodrigues at Plaine Corail.

With the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948 the dignity of the individual human being became a central point of reference in the international legal system.

The post WWII period stands as a reference point in America s collective memory, but it was in all likelihood an aberration.

But one thing is certain.

Protesters in Quetta had a single point agenda

One point, however, must be clear.

The curriculum framework forms a reference point for educational actions to be implemented in all of the Police Academies in the country, in compliance with the National Plan for Public Security.

And I want to just make one point about this investment.

The southern border of all sectors collapses in one point, the South Pole.

This was a fall of one percentage point relative to 1998.

It emanates from a new referential that questions the political and public spaces and suggests changes in the actual gender system based in inequality.

Would he have escaped the checkpoint that led him to be the victim of one of the most ambiguous cases?

As I had no reference point for my body, I began to ask other women about their bodies in particular, their vaginas, because I thought vaginas were kind of important.

But the No side has struggled to find a coherent point of reference and seems to have none of the dynamism and vigor that it projected last time.

It is an essential tool for planning and evaluating public policies for women and strengthens the SPM as a point of reference for gender issues and data about women in Brazil.

If a single ball shoots towards a common colliding point, the bit is 1.

But it is easier for heaven and earth to pass away, than for one tiny stroke of a pen in the law to fall.

And it is easier for heaven and earth to pass, than one tittle of the law to fail.

ICCD COP(3) 20 Add.1 Report of the Conference of the Parties on its third session Action taken

Invalid memory reference

4 As proposed in ICCD COP(6) 6, the COP may wish to consider the relevant background information on rule 47 of the rules of procedure in order to reach an agreement and remove the text in brackets.

She does so, and tells him that he gets a 59, failing by just one point.

Geoid To extend this definition far from the sea means comparing the local height of the mean sea surface with a level reference surface, or datum, called the geoid.

MINUGUA verification reports were an important reference point for participants in the 2002 2003 Consultative Group meetings, which focused national and international attention on the implementation of the peace agreements.

They'll fly down here. And the clever thing is the wind is always converging to where the rain is.

With the test moratorium in force, there was no way to refine the design and make it inherently one point safe.

If China is excluded, the ratio is actually lower than in the earlier period by one percentage point.

To assume a constant level and composition of labor demand would be as mistaken as taking current passenger demand as a fixed reference point in planning public transportation systems.

All activities involve a bonus of additional points for women ranging from 1 to 5 points.

it's similar to being a vocalist, except instead of it coming out of your throat, you're controlling it just in the air and you don't really have a point of reference you're always relying on your ears and adjusting constantly.

A drop of one percentage point in China s investment rate is estimated to reduce Taiwan s GDP growth rate by 0.9 percentage points and Korea s by 0.6 percentage points.

But in this case because the interior is free swinging in relation to the sphere, it can stand up on one point.

This means that the dollar s 5 fall so far this year will add only half a percentage point to the inflation rate.

In other words, the projected increase in debt ratios could slow long term annual growth by 0.6 percentage points in the euro zone, almost one percentage point in the US, more than one percentage point in the United Kingdom, and 1.3 percentage points in Japan.

Even with rapid urbanization and modernization, regionalism and regional identification continued to be important reference points, although they were somewhat less prominent in the 1980s than in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.