1962 1974 Senior Assistant, adjunct, Institute of Law Studies.

The accounting function is completed, to a large extent, as an adjunct of those processes.

Confidence building measures usually are an adjunct to a verification system, as opposed to a measure subject to verification.

1991 1994 Adjunct Professor of International Law, Washington College of Law, American University, Washington, D.C. Gave international law lectures.

Those tasks were carried out by a contingent of 145 military observers and medical personnel authorized by the Security Council as an adjunct to MINUGUA.

20. As an adjunct to being quot independent quot from the underlying transaction, the undertakings covered by the Convention possess a quot documentary quot character.

(a) The Mediterranean Environment Technical Assistance Programme (METAP) (RER 90 004), an adjunct to country based investment programmes of the World Bank and the European Investment Bank.

Fellows are distributed into teams of six to eight members, each team including several fellows, an adjunct Japanese professor, a visiting scholar and a UNU faculty member.

Increasingly, the academic staff of the Institute are receiving appointments as adjunct, assistant or honorary professors at the seconding university departments or research institutes from which the Fellows are selected.

The UNCITRAL Legislative Guide did not recommend specific measures of this kind but they would make an ideal and highly constructive topic for future work in the insolvency area and would be a valuable adjunct to the Legislative Guide.

Recommendations dealing with changes to discourage commercial fraud and to diminish the availability of advantages from fraudulent activity in an insolvency context could easily be built upon, incorporated into or developed as an adjunct to the UNCITRAL Legislative Guide on Insolvency Law

A few experiments with naloxone have not yielded conclusive results, but naltrexone appears to be a useful adjunct to treatment for specific groups of people, such as recovering physicians and others in professional occupations as well as people with higher socio economic status.

I believe and I think it was the representative of Pakistan, Mr. Khan, who proposed this earlier that it might be worthwhile for the Chairman to hold informal consultations on how to promote this vision of the First Committee as an adjunct to other forums.

He was also charged with the offence of lèse majesté, but the Ministry, after conceding that the charges against him were unfounded, released him on 2 July 1986. Thereafter, he has unsuccessfully sought reinstatement in his former post of adjunct professor of economics at the University.

I was a Lecturer, Reader and Professor of Law at the University of Ceylon, and an Adjunct (Visiting) Professor of International Law at the Law School of American University, Washington, D.C. I have lectured in various parts of the world, on a variety of subjects, principally on public international law.

If the will to work for the common good in this way truly existed, the weakness of some international institutions would rapidly be transformed, ensuring greater peace and security for all, with the added bonus of large amounts of resources thus being made available for development technology adjunct to a wise security policy.

If personal pension accounts or provident funds are invested in GDP linked bonds, the payments that retirees receive in 25 years will reflect the growth rate of the economy and that of the tax base to that date, which all makes good sense. Sweden s pension system recently created a link between national income growth and benefits, but the reforms did not include creating GDP linked bonds, a natural adjunct to such a scheme.