They're going to be tapping into carbon credits.

They're good at tapping into that local entrepreneurial talent.

And it has become a wild success, tapping into the enthusiast photography community.

In advancing implementation, an increasing number of Governments are tapping into private sector resources through partnerships.

Now what I find fascinating about these examples is how they're actually tapping into our primate instincts.

Tapping local and indigenous knowledge can contribute to technical designs and management arrangements suited to local circumstances.

The author adds that the tapping of telephone calls between him and his lawyer was a disproportionate measure.

An Austrian seller accepted an order to produce, deliver and set up tapping equipment at a restaurant in Germany.

Policies to support municipalities with a good financial standing and favourable credit rating that have tried to meet some of their investment needs by tapping local bond markets could yield good results.

When the team drove through the plantation, hundreds of people could be seen with tapping materials and bags of rubber.

Small scale water systems are an option for tapping groundwater resources in small and medium sized towns, as well as rural areas.

And if you think about using this in testing, in just introducing control elements of randomness in all forms of testing and training, you can transform the levels of people's engagement by tapping into this very powerful evolutionary mechanism.

Greater efforts need to be deployed in increasing literacy and education levels and tapping human resources and talents, especially among women and the growing youth population.

But the headline figures often mask longer term problems not least, an over reliance on natural resources and chronic inequalities. Inclusive, sustainable growth is achievable, but only by tapping the continent s greatest reserve of energy and creativity African women and girls.

4.7 The State party argues that the applicable law at the time, i.e. sections 125 litera f to h of the Code of Criminal Procedure, did not forbid the tapping of telephone conversations with persons bound by law to secrecy.

Where J J basically is tapping into the power of mommy bloggers, allowing them to basically create a forum where they can communicate and they can connect.

The leader of Britain's Conservative Party says we're entering a new era where governments themselves have less power and people empowered by technology have more. Tapping into new ideas on behavioral economics, he explores how these trends could be turned into smarter policy.

I get you tapping on it, and I get me shaking it, but from my senses' point of view, that is combined together into one source of information.

Rather, section 125h, paragraph 2, should be read to forbid strictly the tapping of telephone connections of a lawyer suspect, as all confidential conversations must immediately be destroyed .

Faced with severe supply constraints, Asian economies are increasingly tapping other continents fossil fuels, mineral ores, and timber. But water is extremely difficult 160 and prohibitively expensive to import.

And, as so often happens, the loathing of elites has found an outlet in the loathing of outsiders, who look different and whose ways are strange. We must fight Islamic extremism, but not by tapping into the darkest gut feelings of the unthinking mob.

Given the limited size of the local market and the lack of possibilities for tapping regional or global markets, film production in many developing countries is not a profitable activity.

The United Kingdom has been reluctant to join the hydraulic fracturing (or fracking) revolution. Yet tapping the Bowland Shale could reignite the UK economy and deliver huge cuts in CO2 emissions.

Inspiration for Brazil s embrace of Internet freedom stemmed in part from US President Barack Obama s historic election campaign in 2008. By tapping millions of small donations through social networking sites, he revolutionized election fundraising and seemed to open up new horizons for democracy and civic engagement.

Another programme for young people, the Syrian Young Entrepreneurs' Association, was the brainchild of enthusiastic and dedicated young businesspeople who felt that they should make a contribution to the enhancement of the country's business community by tapping the resources of its most dynamic constituents, young people.

Its task would be less to design and implement top down solutions than to solicit, support, evaluate, and scale up innovative strategies by tapping into ideas developed by state and local governments, businesses, and non profit institutions. This can happen indeed, in the US under President Barack Obama s leadership it is already happening in many different ways.

Meanwhile, the local population has remained impoverished and beset by diseases caused by unsafe air, poisoned drinking water, and pollution in the food chain. Local lawlessness has led to gang warfare and persistent illegal tapping into the pipelines to steal oil, leading to further massive oil spills and frequent explosions that kill dozens, including innocent bystanders.

This double whammy can be mitigated only by innovative water management and conservation, and by developing nontraditional supply sources. As in the oil and gas sector where tapping unconventional sources, such as shale and tar sands, has proved a game changer the water sector must adopt all unconventional options, including recycling wastewater and desalinating ocean and brackish waters.

And with this one campaign as our umbrella, my organization, DATA, and other groups, have been tapping into the energy and the enthusiasm that's out there from Hollywood into the heartland of America.

However, the assessment team observed some level of insecurity in parts of Sinoe where illicit tapping of rubber is taking place, specifically in the Sinoe Rubber Plantation and Butaw Oil Palm Company areas.

Their cash balances are extremely high, interest payments on debt are low, and principal obligations have been termed out. Many of them are successfully tapping into buoyant demand in emerging economies, generating significant free cash flow.

Today, money can be sent to the other side of a country or the world simply by tapping an app, without ever interacting with a traditional financial services company. Migrants remittances alone, which the World Bank estimates will total 586 billion this year, represent a tremendous growth opportunity for companies competing with banks to move money.

Recognizing that such measures might unreasonably interfere with privacy, the Council of Europe in its Guidelines on human rights and the fight against terrorism indicated that such measures, in particular, body searches, house searches, bugging, telephone tapping, surveillance of correspondence, and use of undercover agents, must be provided for by law and subject to court challenge (guideline VI).

In many populous parts of the world, including the grain growing regions of northern India, northern China, and the American Midwest, farmers are tapping into groundwater to irrigate their crops. The great aquifers that supply water for irrigation are being depleted.

In many places, underground water is considered the property of the owner of the land where the water is extracted, even when a well s user is tapping an aquifer that spreads across thousands of square miles. As a result, there is little incentive to conserve.

This process enabled western European companies and banks to expand into new markets with higher growth rates and, thereby satisfying pent up demand and tapping unrealized potential. This has created jobs in central and eastern Europe, while boosting prosperity in the older member states.

Of the 9 countries visited, although all of them have carried out phase I to some degree and have trained trainers, and 4 of them have initiated phase II, only 4 have solidly developed regular in house training capacity which they are tapping into.

US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner recently informed members of Congress that the government will be in this situation on or around August 2. Having already officially hit the ceiling, the Treasury is moving money around and tapping various pots of unused funds to pay its bills.

The 2001 assessment identified a number of priorities in public administration reform, among them promoting democratization and decentralization developing legal and institutional frameworks and economic governance systems implementing ethics and anti corruption strategies improving resource mobilization and financial management systems and tapping the potential of e government.

Then there is the Bay of Bengal, where Chinese infrastructure investment is set to transform the backward Myanmar seaside town of Kyaukpyu and the surrounding region by tapping offshore gas fields and constructing a pipeline to Yunnan Province in southern China. These initiatives reflect not only China s voracious drive for natural resources and new trade routes, but also Myanmar s own plans to create a mini Singapore within its borders.

One of the greatest challenges I think we face in education is tapping into children's natural powers of creativity and one of the appeals of Caine's Arcade is it's demonstrating how deep those powers are and how readily people will rise to the challenge if you give it to them.

Many attribute the astonishing scale of the BJP s victory to Modi s success in tapping into the restless (and rightful) aspirations of India s youth after two years of a slowing economy. This is where critics deem the Congress party to have failed, focusing as it did on the needs of India s poorest.

Another thing you can try is switching from active communication and collaboration, which is like face to face stuff, tapping people on the shoulder, saying hi to them, having meetings, and replace that with more passive models of communication, using things like email and instant messaging, or collaboration products things like that.

3.6 With regard to his claim under article 17, the author submits that, as a client of Mr. A.T.M.M., he should have been accorded judicial protection from the wire tapping and recording of his telephone conversations with his lawyer, since he could not know that the latter was a suspect in criminal investigations.

But in other cases, the stakes have become very high indeed. Bilateral relations between Indonesia and Australia since last November have become more frigid than they have been in decades, owing to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono s very real anger at Australia s refusal to offer an apology for tapping his private telephone (and his wife s).