After examining several methods of weighting the apportionment of posts by nationality, the Secretary General reported that the introduction of a system of weighting into the recruitment policy of the United Nations, whether on an arbitrary or salary scale of points, would bring with it only marginal refinements scarcely warranting the effort and time involved.

A business register is a central sampling and weighting frame for all business surveys.

And because of this left weighting, the average is actually here, way to the left.

It could be applied to other countries, including developing ones, but the weighting of factors would change.

(b) the weighting of the factors under Article 5 does not warrant accommodation of the later use, in whole or in part.

74. Particular importance was attached by the team developing job evaluation methods to appropriate weighting of the points attributed to different criteria.

A different weighting scheme, using estimated purchasing power parity (PPP) exchange rate gives a different indicator of world growth (see table 1).

In this current case one of the author's arguments to the Supreme Court was that the trial court erred in weighting the testimony of Lori Pagdayawon.

These contracts also had a very high quot weighting factor quot , i.e. they included a higher proportion of advanced technology than many other nations in ESA.

The baseline for comparison and analysis is the current factor weighting 40 per cent for membership, 5 per cent for population and 55 per cent for contribution.

The reliance of modern banking regulation on risk weighting is nowhere more important than in the mortgage market. If regulators get it wrong, the entire edifice could collapse yet again.

In geographically large countries, the annual heating degree day values are aggregated to an average national value by weighting the values for different weather stations according to the surrounding population.

The questionnaire will therefore take cognisance of these factors and, in conjunction with the section on the general trading environment, apply an appropriate weighting in order to obtain a national rating.

A balance must also be struck between the developing and the developed countries, with a finely judged weighting of the concerns of the great trading nations and the small WTO member States.

When the problems with the Reinhart Rogoff analysis came to light, the critics were aghast. The authors had inadvertently omitted data, used a questionable weighting scheme, and employed an erroneous observation on GDP growth.

The table presents the main risk factors identified to date, which are largely in relation to adolescents but, as suggested above, can be made relevant to a wider variety of societies by differential weighting.

19. With regard to the methodology used to compute the utilization factor, the view was expressed that the newly introduced practice of weighting late starts more heavily than early endings should not be continued.

At the request of the General Assembly, a system of weighting of posts was introduced in 1967 and reported on every year in the report of the Secretary General on the composition of the Secretariat.

Balance was achieved partly by a system of weighting of votes in the Council of Ministers, where most decisions are taken. With each enlargement of the Union, this system of decision making has been largely maintained.

The changes implemented are underpinned by three principles redirecting existing resources to initiatives that work greater weighting of resources to students of greatest disadvantage (i.e. those in remote areas) and commitment to improving mainstream service provision.

The best known tools for this are margin requirements and minimum capital requirements. Similarly, financial authorities should vary the loan to value ratio on commercial and residential mortgages for risk weighting purposes in order to forestall real estate bubbles.

196. WWF pointed out that well proven mitigation measures nevertheless did exist, such as setting lines at night when few seabirds foraged, weighting lines so they sank quickly and towing streamer lines that scared birds away from fishing vessels.

The trick, Zhou stressed, is to assign weights to each of the four goals in the multi objective policy function. He conceded that the weighting problem has now been seriously complicated by the new need to pay greater attention to financial stability.

Traders operating close to ports or airports may have a different view on transport services from those operating from outlying and rural areas, and the location of the respondent in relation to the services will be noted in the questionnaire for weighting purposes.

After them! After them!

All of us in our institution recognize that, at the moment, the weighting is hugely and substantially on the military side, on the intervention side, on the prevention or the concluding of wars, but far too little is spent on winning the war of peace.

After all, if you look after us, we gotta look after you.

One little after island after another.

Year after year after year, absolutely incredible.

After you. Oh, no, no. After you.

Mother, after all. After all, my foot.

Year after year, after year, after year, they're more innovative than all their competition.

After whom is the king of Israel come out? after whom dost thou pursue? after a dead dog, after a flea.

After whom is the king of Israel come out? after whom dost thou pursue? after a dead dog, after a flea.

The new orthodoxy places its faith in regulators ability to improve on banks measurement of risk, while leaving the structure of the banking system unchanged. But, when it comes to upping equity requirements against risk weighted assets, who is to do the weighting, and according to what methodology?

After, after with that which you are promised!

After, after with that which you are promised!

Look after them and they'll look after you.

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