We have established new objectives -- not only the bilateral agenda, but also at the regional and global level on the basis of which we would like to build an order of peace and cooperation.
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Five examples of Mac malware still represents a tiny fraction of the many thousands of variants researchers at antivirus companies spot on a regular basis, most of which focus on profit rather than espionage.
But on the basis of EV, which takes into account important things like debt and cash levels, Cramer Airlines was priced much less per share.
There are no labour laws in Japan against discrimination on the basis of age, which is why older men (there are few salarywomen) are being systematically sacked or bullied into resigning.
Nevertheless, the court's ruling further smudges the already blurred line between discrimination on the basis of sex, which is what is actually outlawed by Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act (the primary source of sexual-harassment law), and mere incivility or, in Mr Oncale's case, criminal assault.
This painted a very grim picture of the state of the US economy and has led many to speculate that a fresh round of US stimulus may be in the works which on the basis of supply and demand could weaken the USD.
The AWC asserted that the absence on the summaries of an explanation or the basis for the calculation of the return figures deprived the clients of a sound basis on which to evaluate their returns.
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He said these could be on the basis of European Union regulations which prevent "anti-competitive collusion" and which prohibit "abuse of a dominant position".
His comments were reiterated by the DUP's William Irwin who said the "essence of the debate seeks to promote a basis of tolerance on which to move forward".
Obama is arguing for his activist agenda not on the basis of class consciousness, which is alien to America, but as a defense of middle-class morality, which is central to it.
There is to be a widespread consultation on the basis of the trial, which will also consider measuring pupils' progress between the ages of 11 and their GCSE exams, and what might be done in primary schools.
Australia, which has a lower house elected on the basis of first-past-the-post in which the prime minister sits, and an upper house elected on a proportional system, is a good parallel.
For his failure, Barak has been rewarded by his Labor Party, which elected him its new chairman on the basis of his vast "experience, " and by the media which has embraced him as a "professional" defense minister.
In the House Judiciary Committee a panel of distinguished former Federal prosecutors testified that a responsible Federal prosecutor would not have brought a criminal prosecution on the basis of the case set out in the Starr Report on which the House Judiciary Committee relied.
Subsidies are paid on the basis of output or acreage, which means big farmers get more money than small farmers.
Mrs Cannings' experience led to reviews of cases in which children have been taken into care on the basis of disputed medical evidence.
WTO's rule on process and production methods, which prohibits countries from distinguishing between goods on the basis of the way they have been produced, is a case in point.
The aim of IHP is also to improve the scientific and technological basis on which to build sound managing methods for water resources, respectful of the environment.
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Decisions are not made on the basis of hunches and guess work, which is what the fast-track courts turned out to be.
But in many cases, the diagnosis was made on the basis of a single ultrasound scan - which, according to independent doctors, cannot justify a decision to operate.
However, on being presented with the completed accreditations I was somewhat deflated to learn that these merely served as the basis on which to get another set of passes.
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Mr. Romney touts his business experience as the basis on which he will add millions of jobs, but again is short on specifics about how he plans to go about this.
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One of her findings in 2010 was that many jurors wanted more guidance on how they should conduct their deliberations and this has resulted in some new guidance on jury deliberation, which is currently being used on a trial basis at a number of courts.
But in that case that not only invalidates the basis of the Financial Times comment, it potentially invalidates the whole basis on which we usually think about corporations.
The aspect of working in schools which worries me the most is the amount of abuse to which teachers are subjected on a regular basis.
The Platform will do so through the production of assessment reports on a regular basis, which will also include recommended policy responses.
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Citing questions over the accounting, Forbes last year took Islamic Relief and Seattle-area Crista Ministries off its largest-charities list, which is assembled on the basis of the amount of private donations received in the latest fiscal year.
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To advance that progress we've sought new beginnings with Muslim communities around the world, one in which we engage on the basis of mutual interest and mutual respect and work together to fulfill the aspirations that all people share -- to get an education, to work with dignity, to live in peace and security.
He wants funding for Scotland to be on the basis of a needs assessment, not the formula which bears his name.
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