Poverty has been conventionally viewed as the lack of income or purchasing power to secure basic needs.

And then you can either cut that out and sew it conventionally, or you can use the wet material to form it around a three dimensional shape.

Where I work, in the Arab region, people are busy taking up Western innovations and changing them into things which are neither conventionally Western, nor are they traditionally Islamic.

Solidarity too should be understood in a very broad sense, going far beyond what we conventionally associate with that word, which is usually used to mean financial or other economic assistance.

Peru shared the concerns over the absence of any provision in the NPT dealing with the acquisition of nuclear technology or radioactive sources that could be detonated conventionally by non State actors.

1 This programme review on industrial statistics focuses on the manufacturing industry although, conventionally, industrial statistics comprise mining and quarrying, manufacturing, gas, water and electricity and construction, as defined by ISIC, Rev.3.1.

Whilst progress in a country apos s diversification is conventionally measured at the aggregate macroeconomic level, it is firms and enterprises that are the actual agents implementing and determining the speed and direction of diversification.

There was the florist, and I can understand that, once again, we're putting pressure on the ontology of music as we know it conventionally, but let's look at one last piece today I'm going to share with you.

These programmes have been applied more repeatedly and vigorously in Africa than elsewhere, and the fact that the expected FDI inflows have still not materialized raises questions about the role of governance, at least as this has been conventionally defined.

85. The 1997 UNDP s Human Development Report 1997 focused on poverty from a human development perspective and introduced a new indicator, the human poverty index , which seeks to combine poverty as conventionally measured by income and other indicators of deprivation.

(c) Video footage from the UNMOVIC archives showing how Iraq filled chemical agent into conventionally marked munitions without distinctive features and using rudimentary methods, as an example of the new insights still being obtained in the course of preparation of the compendium.

My aunt Anasuya, who is one of my most important role models, delayed conventionally defined achievements in the professional world as she focused on raising a family. Now, with her children grown, she has gone off to Tibet for months to realize her dream of becoming a practitioner of Tibetan medicine.

By revising the country s National Defense Program Guideline (conventionally called an Outline) last December, Koizumi s government began the process of clarifying some of these debilitating ambiguities. The Guideline lifted some of the more foolish limits on arms exports by ending the all out prohibition policy maintained since the Miki Administration of 1976.

The main result of monetary stimulus has been to boost asset prices anything that pays a yield, a dividend, or a rent becomes much more attractive and hence much more valuable in money terms when interest rates are very low and expected to stay very low. This explains the large gaps between current prices for real estate in the US, equities in New York, London, and Frankfurt, and long term bonds everywhere and what one would conventionally think their fundamental values should be.