He is an interrogator, as much a citizen of this country as we are. He kills his own fellow citizens without blinking an eye.

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The margin of error stood at approximately 8 per cent.

The declining average is partly due to a furiously trading fringe.

But Israel s margin for strategic error will shrink even further.

Unlike the previous season, the winning margin was undisclosed.

Organisation of a side event on A fair and transparent arbitration procedure .

PA4, with appropriate margins, is therefore a good choice as the format of presentation slides.

On the sidelines of CRIC 3, a large number of parallel and side events were also held.

I was also surprised not because it happened in my country, Trinidad and Tobago, which like many other societies isn't exactly child friendly but at the number of people who didn't bat an eyelid at the mother's approach.

The margin for macroeconomic, prudential, and operating error is similarly small.

The global financial crisis has served to show that there is little tolerance nowadays for people who cheat.

They were sufficiently flexible to leave a wide margin for manoeuvre in their implementation by States.

Some States have sought to implement arbitrary decisions that have absolutely no basis in international law against States in Africa and the Middle East, and the Arab side has accepted such decisions, despite their inherent injustice. Yet certain States members of the Security Council do not lift a finger to compel Israel to implement the Council's resolutions.

The pro Obama margin varied from 82 in Kenya (where Obama s father was born) to 9 in India.

In search of this theme, I met with a variety of start up companies on the fringes of the event.

Otherwise, the country will be condemned to shine weakly on the periphery of the global market.

The ECB is not the old Bundesbank, which had such public support and trust in Germany that it could get away with almost anything.

Its policy of opting out keeps Britain on the sidelines of the EU.

This device could measure the electric charge from as few as 1 150 ions with an error margin of less than 0.3 .

Nevertheless, the Secretariat must try harder to utilize the limited flexibility it had been given.

Besides, leaving States such latitude would have legal implications for such matters as the prescription of criminal proceedings.

Team meetings with States in the margins of international meetings have proved particularly interesting as a result of their impromptu nature.

The margin of error is a statistic expressing the amount of random sampling error in a survey's results.

This level is the probability that a margin of error around the reported percentage would include the true percentage.

Finally, in 1491, Afonso died in mysterious circumstances a fall from a horse during a ride in the margin of the Tagus river.

It was a good example of the potential benefits to programmes when the Administration had greater flexibility.

The following three cases illustrate how courts respect the margin of discretion of public authorities to take decisions on resource allocation

The Security Council also welcomes the upcoming Quartet' meeting at the ministerial level which will convene in the margins of the London meeting.

The Security Council also welcomes the upcoming Quartet meeting at the ministerial level which will convene in the margins of the London meeting.

So when I say full, I mean really full well past any margin for error, well past any dispute about methodology.

Some delegations thought it would be possible to use an open formula, leaving States some latitude to make enforced disappearance an independent offence or not.

Furthermore, States had a certain margin of appreciation when it came to the official recognition of a certain group of persons as a minority.

The charges included murder, being a danger to the security of the State, and membership of an organized group on the fringe of the law .

We, the Ministers of landlocked developing countries (LLDCs), meeting here at the Headquarters of the United Nations on the sideline of the sixtieth session of the General Assembly,

The imposition of mechanisms that have a selective composition, lack transparency and function on the periphery of the United Nations and of international treaties is in no way an adequate response to the phenomenon of international terrorism, including terrorism linked to the use of weapons of mass destruction, their delivery systems or related materials.

Unfortunately, the authorities do not have much margin for error in working to counteract the damage done by the international crisis.

First, the political backlash was not from backbenchers or uninformed spectators on the margins of the mainstream.

They have no margin for error, so they need to increase their chances of producing a crop.

In that sense, what was surprising about Bush s re election was how thin his majority was.

From 1967 on, economic development of the population was encouraged and an Arab bourgeoisie began to develop on the margin of the Jewish bourgeoisie.

Therefore, margins of safety might be insufficient to protect especially young men and women in their reproductive age from effects on reproductivity.

We developed this approach on the sidelines of the Conference on Disarmament in an informal, cross cutting way, calling upon all groups to make inputs.

He had taken note with interest of the informal activities that would take place on the periphery of the Committee's work.

Our Organization was represented in Beijing and participated in a number of NGO side events. One of the issues of special interest to our Organization is that of the needs of older women and widows, who are often invisible or marginalized groups.