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The remaining category of consumables is reimbursed based on consumption reports verified by the field missions.

and consumer electronics and other relevant products have also seen a relatively large reduction in tariffs.

The transport sector is the largest single consumer of commercial energy in human settlements, accounting for nearly half of all petroleum consumption.

Consumers do not have obligations, responsibilities and duties to their fellow human beings.

Figure 2 Energy Performance of Industrial Fisheries for Direct Human Consumption

Baseline as the average consumption in 1995, 1996, 1997, and 1998 Freeze on consumption in 2002 20 reduction in consumption in 2005 Phase out of consumption by 2015.

21. Global primary energy consumption is rising by more than 3 per cent annually, and most of this consumption takes place in human settlements for lighting, cooking, heating and transportation.

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Baseline as the average consumption in 1995, 1996, 1997, and 1998 Freeze on consumption in 2002 20 reduction in consumption in 2005 Phase out of consumption by 2015.

40. A stabilization in the consumption of amphetamine type stimulants was reported by Argentina, Honduras and Panama, while Colombia, Paraguay and the United States reported an increase in consumption.

The husband is responsible for other types of expenses, such as providing maintenance for the children if the marriage ends in divorce, separation or annulment.

Noting, on the basis of that report, the disparities in the consumption of such medicines existing between developing and developed countries, and recalling that, in 2003, six countries together accounted for 79 per cent of global consumption of morphine, while developing countries, representing about 80 per cent of the world's population, accounted for only about 6 per cent of global consumption of morphine,

Activate rural consumption, guide the demand for healthy consumption.

Without even taking into account future growth, this would mean that in a period of 20 years we will consume as much oil as humanity has consumed to the present time.

A few days ago, the Party Central Committee and the State Council issued the Some Opinions concerning Stimulating the Consumption Mechanism to Further Encourage the Consumption Potential of Residents , which proposed to promote the level upgrading of the consumption of rural residents. The purpose is to make the majority of farmers to have ability to consume , have willing to consume and dare to consume to let the rural consumption really flourish.

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(f) Reversing the current trend of expanding, globalized consumption of ATS

In 1995, world trade in all fisheries products for human consumption amounted to approximately US 46 billion.

Codeine consumption continues to account for the bulk of opiate consumption.

Industry insiders believe that against the general backdrop of consumption upgrading, more Hema type stores will be opened in 2018.

So much of London's meat was coming from the northwest, from Scotland and Wales.

(a) To what extent are the current patterns of exploitation and consumption of natural resources likely to affect the sustainability of human settlements development and management? In what ways does the urbanization process affect consumption trends in human settlements? What are the critical areas where intrinsic resource deficiency or excessive consumption patterns pose an imminent threat to sustainability?

It wants to consume.

Catalyzing Consumption and Balancing Growth

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The consumption discount rate should account for the possibility that, as consumption grows, the marginal unit of consumption may be considered to have less social value. This is analogous to the idea of diminishing marginal private utility of private consumption, and is relatively uncontroversial, although researchers disagree on its magnitude.

Deploring, on the basis of that report, the disparities in the consumption of such medicines existing between developing and developed countries, and recalling that, in 2003, six countries together accounted for 79 per cent of global consumption of morphine, while developing countries, representing about 80 per cent of the world's population, accounted for only about 6 per cent of global consumption of morphine,

(d) Systematically monitor trends in the prescribing and consumption of ATS (see paragraph 17 above)

This limits the current market for trade in the form of movement of patients to certain categories of consumers.

With only about 20 per cent of the world apos s population, the industrialized countries account for more than three quarters of the current consumption of natural resources including 86 per cent of aluminium, 80 per cent of iron and steel, and 76 per cent of timber.

(d) Consumption in 2002 was higher than the Baseline because consumption grew rapidly from 2000, primarily in melon.

Culture where creativity was consumed but the consumer is not a creator.

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I can't afford it.

For activating rural consumption, it is necessary to rely on the normalization mechanism to purify the market, guide the demand for healthy consumption, and enhance the sense of gain in farmers consumption.

In 2003, MB consumption in the top 10 A5 Parties averaged 21 below baseline (Table 3).