Specifically

Specifically, the Board recommends that

Specifically, it intends to

key assumptions values in 2000, specifically

Specifically, the 1951 Convention contains the following relevant provisions

Awareness of, and achievements in, a number of topics, especially

key assumptions provided values in 1990, specifically

Precisely because this is temporary, Congress needs to act.

information on historical trends (e.g. 1970 1990), specifically

This is a story on the yacht club that's all basically blue collar.

Precisely.

Specifically, the report highlights the need for the eurozone to make two fundamental commitments.

Specifically, the Secretariat and the Working Group make use of the following means of interaction and collaboration

More specifically, table 4 breaks down RBEs (A) by country and agency.

In particular, the Bureau has responsibility for determining an application for the disqualification of a judge (rule 15).

Precisely so.

You are precisely

Well, precisely.

Specifically, harmonized broadcasting standards and effective digital rights management were required.

It was precisely because of these special ties that my Government interceded in the Angolan conflict.

Precisely. Kaiser Bill.

Nothing exactly.

From Cremona, to be exact,..

74. Specifically, trade related losses and costs may be divided into those relating to exports and imports.

The State party should, in particular, consider amending the 1976 Race Relations Act.

In particular, the funds for skills training, human resource development and poverty alleviation must be found.

In essence, the inhumane weapons Convention is part of humanitarian law, specifically the laws of war.

Like other battle images, the authenticity of the footage was questioned precisely because it was so potent.

In particular, I am concerned that progress has been impeded in the areas of minorities' freedom of movement and sustainable returns.

(a) Focusing on its primary role as an advisory body to the Commission, specifically when its advice is requested by the Commission

(a) Focusing on its primary role as an advisory body to the Commission, specifically when its advice is requested by the Commission

Specifically, one delegation asked for details on the accountability of managers and the sharing of resources in the integrated centres.

In article 14, the wording of former article 1, in fine, of the annex is changed slightly.

This is precisely the point.

In particular, the Committee welcomes the following

Precisely, he came to me.

This is one I remember fondly.

And it includes this very evocative screenshot.

The term derives from the Spanish word junta , meaning committee or meeting specifically a board of directors.

In particular, comments are welcomed on publication plans, data access issues and the future of the International Comparison Programme.

In particular, the addition of the word implicitly in draft article 3 would create legal uncertainty Mr. Burman (United States of America) said that there seemed to be a consensus in favour of keeping the draft article unchanged.

In particular, new European Parliament and European Council regulations are being prepared to

Specifically, we must support more transparent decision making and make the Security Council a much more representative body.

Abstention therefore does not constitute any obstacle for the adoption of decisions, even though it is not an affirmative vote as provided for under the Charter.

projections of GHG other than CO2, CH4, and N2O, specifically