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(a) Direct Matching Activities (Employment Offices)

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(e) Failure of increases in fertilizer use to be matched by increases in crop yield

Even if Japan implemented them, they would still not equal the capacity of the US or eliminate the asymmetry.

The Committee was informed that the proposed requirements were for additional enhancements related to transaction matching and bank account pooling.

In the longer term, countries should aim to match participation rates in conventional first aid courses.

For a long time, rich countries have promised to reduce poverty, but have failed to match their words with adequate action.

At a minimum, the ECB will probably need to match the 1 trillion annual US rate of quantitative easing, and front load much of it.

By contrast, when it comes to military might, China will not be a match for the US for some time to come.

There is thus a mismatch between the budget requested and authorized, and the actual level of programme activity required during the year.

The STPS has mechanisms for matching the supply of and the demand for labour to increase the ability of the unemployed and the underemployed to find work.

Borrowing in domestic currency avoids the risks associated with currency mismatches and pro cyclical foreign capital flows.

Chinese power today comes not from its ability to match America s blue water navy, but from its holdings in US Treasury bonds.

As so often in politics, much will depend on how far Putin matches deeds to words after leaving the presidency.

The Assad regime, with its own external supporters, seems likely to have no difficulty matching any new hardware thrown at it.

162. The Board recommends compliance with internal control procedures in procurement, especially the matching of deliveries against invoices prior to payment.

Bush compares his goal in Iraq to the democratization of Japan after World War II.

As China s economy continues to grow and eventually matches US GDP, this demand will become stronger.

In 1801 Thomas Young proposed his trichromatic theory, based on the observation that any color could be matched with a combination of three lights.

Non profit organisations are required to register with the ATO for taxation purposes if they have a turnover of more than AUD 100,000 per year or if they are seeking eligibility for tax concessions or to be treated as deductible gift recipients.

UNCDF will adopt and adapt the UNDP balanced scorecard for monitoring organizational performance.

Consequently, in both years, roughly 40 per cent of the transfers reported to the Register could not be matched.

The Board recommended compliance by UNOSOM with internal control procedures in procurement, especially the matching of deliveries against invoices prior to payment.

The failure to match the vendor apos s invoice against receiving reports prior to payment was attributed to inadequate staff resources at Mogadishu at the time.

The system was conceived not so much as a passive labour market policy as a mechanism facilitating the matching of labour supply and demand.

Third, better conditions for the approval of new drugs should be matched by better use of drugs, which requires better information for prescribers.

Minimizing the fluctuation between assets and the present value of liabilities requires matching the characteristics of liabilities with assets with similar characteristics and adjusting for inflation.

America has become the default power , because China, the most likely challenger, is, by its own admission, a long way from economic or military parity with the US.

(b) UNCDF will adopt and adapt the UNDP balanced scorecard system and methodology for monitoring and reporting on organizational performance.

The labour profile of each job seeker is determined by interviews conducted by employment counsellors and is matched with the vacancies reported by the entrepreneurial sector.

Consequently, in both years roughly 30 per cent of the transfers reported to the Register could not be cross checked because of non participation by the importing State.

African countries, for example, look at China and the United States with a certain awe, but do not, for a moment, believe that they can become like either of them.

So does the ability of households to borrow and lend in order not to be forced to match income and expenditure every day, week, month, or year.

With greater data liquidity, it becomes easy to match health indicators (from both patient and doctor), patients preferences, appropriate treatments, and payer constraints.

This is important because the private sector in Italy (and in Spain) cannot match the structural flexibility found in the US (and in Germany since its reforms in 2003 2006).

In an optimal world, the surpluses of countries pursuing export led growth would be willingly matched by the deficits of those pursuing debt led growth.

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