The situation in Pakistan regarding education can be gauged further from data given in tables below.

Criteria based assessments, in contrast, describe conditions or parameters against which potential performance and capacity can be gauged.

Success for me at the moment will be gauged by 'can I return this club to the Premier League?'

The answer would also be yes if success were gauged in terms of finding compromises on a possible programme of work.

This attention can be gauged by the average number of graduates produced annually by the teaching institutions over the seven year period 1986 87 1992 93

It must also be gauged from a subjective viewpoint involving evidence of personal bias or prejudice on the part of a particular judge on a particular occasion.

It is against this backdrop of repeated violations by Ethiopia of the Algiers Peace Agreement and deplorable abdication of responsibility by the Security Council that resolution 1640 (2005) must be seen and gauged.

It was emphasized that actual complaints were a measure of public confidence in the legal system and that actual prosecutions and sentences were the yardstick whereby the effective application of the Convention could be gauged.

The importance of this market can be gauged by the fact that the combined GDP of the developing countries in the region amounted to about one third of that of the United States of America or Western Europe.

Attitudes of women to government provided facilities, gauged in the Pakistan Integrated Household Survey show that 95 found them satisfactory (98 in urban areas and 93 in rural areas).

The growing popularity of the training activities, gauged by the number and diversity of the programme participants, showed that the Institute was providing a useful service to Member States.

The possible impact can be gauged by looking at where the 300 billion in remittances are distributed. In 2006, poorer European countries received about 50 billion, Africa got 38 billion, Latin America and the Caribbean 68 billion, the Middle East 24 billion.

The Baku Tbilisi Akhalkalaki Qars railway connection project, which was largely standard gauged, economically viable and environmentally sound, had been launched to accommodate growing international trade and, thus, rising transport needs.

In terms of ante natal care, as gauged by incidence of tetanus toxoid injection, 69 of the pregnant women in urban areas received such an injection compared to 38 rural women according to 2001 02 PIHS.

The Board had reviewed 41 of the 51 recommendations approved by the Secretary General and, to the extent possible, had gauged the effects of the management reform measures taken since the approval of the relevant report.

Hamas s determination to assert its authority can be gauged by the desecrated corpses of Fatah fighters, many of them with bullets fired at their heads, a practice dubbed confirmation of death. The rocket attacks against Israeli territory are a transparent attempt to divert attention and rally the masses around Hamas as the true champions of the Palestinian cause.

The effectiveness of the remedy can be gauged in terms of the rights and remedies offered to the party seeking reparation for harm suffered as a result of violation of his or her rights, the speed of the process he or she has set in motion, and the persons he or she has cited in the proceedings, while denying them the right to impunity.

Looking at the monetary tightening that began in February 1994 and June 2004, the dollar strengthened substantially in both cases before the first rate hike, but then weakened by around 8 (as gauged by the Fed s dollar index) in the subsequent six months. Over the next 2 3 years, the dollar index remained consistently below its level on the day of the first rate hike.

Throughout 2005, its work will remain focused on promoting a better understanding, as gauged by international public opinion, of the importance of the achievement by the Palestinian people of its inalienable rights, namely the right to self determination, the right to an independent, sovereign State and the right of return, as well as the urgency of achieving a comprehensive, just and lasting solution of the question of Palestine.

Be curious be conversational be real.

Be bold. Stand up. Be fearless. Be confident.

I'm saying, Be careful, be careful, be careful.

Could be, could be.

Be Active, Be Emancipated

Be quiet, be quiet

Be good. Be good.

Be patient... Be patient!

Be human...be decent.

Be quiet! Be quiet!

Be calm, Pam. Be calm.

What will be will be

Whatever will be will be

What will be will be.

Whatever will be, will be

What will be, will be

Ever will be, will be

What will be, will be...

Be careful. I'll be back.

What will be, will be.

Be careful! We'll be together.

Don't be Hassan. Don't be Hussein.

Can be worse, can be better.

Be prepared to be good neighbors.

It'll be fine, don't be afraid!

It will be. It will be.