Males had a median income of vs. for females.

After strong campaigning they have just managed to get MTM education going.

Peacemaking efforts have been spearheaded by a national mediator, Ms. Betty Bigombe, and supported by the international community.

An intermediate stage can be seen in some therapsids, in which both points of articulation are present.

The findings are interpreted as showing the positive role of MTM schooling for the Bodo children.

They argue that politicians can regulate and supervise without intermediate bodies that have some degree of autonomy.

It was therefore directly controlled by the city leaders, not by any intermediate administration.

The Panel and the Committee recommended that this application be classified as a feedstock rather than a process agent.

The leadership has since appointed a new middle management, with due sensitivity to ethnic balance.

The services of an intermediary firm in another country were required for external connection, costing 93,900 per year.

The use of bytecode as an intermediate language permits Java programs to run on any platform that has a virtual machine available.

Relations between development agencies and the organizations of indigenous peoples should be direct and not relayed through intermediate institutions of the dominant society.

The students in this study were in Finnish medium classes, and were compared with Swedish control groups in the parallel classes in the same schools.

The Supreme Court concluded that those who provide Internet infrastructure should not be considered as users for the purposes of the Copyright Act but rather as intermediaries.

(c) Mother tongue mediated bilingual education is indispensable for effective learning for indigenous children and for the reduction of dropout rates

And in this case, we're imagining intermediary robotic devices that can actually do some of that front end work for us, to protect any potential life that we find.

On 2 August 2010, a Trent 1000 suffered an uncontained intermediate turbine failure on a test stand, reported as being due to a fire in the engine oil system.

Central to these designs was concept of block downconversion of a range of frequencies to a lower, and technologically more easily handled block of frequencies (intermediate frequency).

In the early 20th century, the station village in Hyvinkää was an intermediate stopping point for many emigrants leaving by ship from Hanko for a new life in North America.

Whether the eurozone will survive in the meantime will be determined by the European Council s capacity to establish intermediate arrangements that can halt the crisis and restore trust among its members.

When two IQ studies were used from one country, their mean was calculated, whereas when three or more were available, the median was used.

Gordon is also the father of James Gordon, Jr. and the father or adoptive father, depending on the continuity, of Barbara Gordon, the first modern Batgirl and, for a time, the information broker Oracle.

The Inter American Development Bank reported just under 1 million provided to intermediate donors for special grant programmes in the area of population in 2003.

The length of MTM education was in both Thomas Collier's and in Ramirez et al. 's large study more important than any other factor (and many were included) in predicting the educational success of bilingual students. It was also much more important than socio economic status.

There is a median point between tiny rock and gigantic rock, and in fact, if any of you have ever been to near Winslow, Arizona, there is a crater in the desert there that is so iconic that it is actually called Meteor Crater.

Whereas German exports are falling at an annual rate of 20 , the portion of imports that does not consist of intermediate products for export goods is stable, helping the world as a whole.

While there was some consensus that bills of lading would suffice for this purpose, concerns were expressed regarding receipts, and different opinions were expressed with regard to intermediary non negotiable documents such as sea waybills.

What are needed are intermediary organizations that will grant a measure of control to foreigners, allow diversification across a wider range of US located assets, and yet still appear 100 American to US politicians.

Group BB, Bodo children, taught through the medium of the Bodo language, performed significantly better on ALL tests than group BA, the indigenous Bodo children taught through the medium of Assamese. Group BA did the worst on all the tests.

In the future, the COP may wish to consider the development of a matrix of policy options and practical measures to monitor, on a regular basis, progress in the six strategic areas of the Declaration, with a view to outlining sustainability issues and identifying intermediary targets in a long term perspective.

But research by the International Monetary Fund shows that, beneath the veneer, 60 65 of all trade flows in the region can be classified as intermediate goods components that are made in countries like Korea and Taiwan, assembled in China, and ultimately shipped out as finished goods to the West.

All of this can be achieved only gradually, as Europe moves to a fully fledged federal union. Whether the eurozone will survive in the meantime will be determined by the European Council s capacity to establish intermediate arrangements that can halt the crisis and restore trust among its members.

Others around the world similarly oppose regulatory institutions, but for very different reasons. They argue that politicians can regulate and supervise without intermediate bodies that have some degree of autonomy.