Iraq also declared that it had weaponized bulk agent but had unilaterally destroyed all bulk agents and biological weapons in 1991.

I do toys. The bulk of my work is in computer games.

The bulk of our research is algorithms.

In many ways more than in the past civilians form the bulk of the victims.

An enterprise may select suppliers or carry out bulk purchase in a tender offerings manner.

One of the things we learned was that poor communities don't buy products in bulk.

So a lot of your vision the bulk of it is visual, and it's pouring in.

Now, until 9 11, the bulk of all this money flew into the U.S. economy because the bulk of the money was denominated in U.S. dollars and the money laundering was taking place inside the United States.

UNMOVIC found no evidence to suggest that bulk agent was stored in a manner other than declared.

No evidence was obtained by the United Nations inspectors that Iraq had spray dried agent in bulk.

Yet, the bulk of its time was spent on addressing internal conflicts.

The bulk of these cases has been handled by the local judiciary.

With regard to agent production, United Nations inspectors had concerns that more bulk agent might have been produced than declared by Iraq and that the bulk agent might not have been destroyed as declared.

Describe the logistical and regulatory steps necessitated by the that bulk movement of bulk quantities of ODS can be expected to take in its journey from the point of production, to the export of the substance, to the final import for use.

However, the bulk of this increased funding must come from the international community.

We are convinced that the bulk of the work in this area should continue to be done in the format indicated.

The first arrivals came as early as 1994, but the bulk came later, after periods in NK or Yerevan.

Developing countries (including those in the Commonwealth of Independent States) account for the bulk of the world's petroleum exports.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on Friday that it would not be allowed to import the bulk drugs produced by Huahai Pharmaceutical and the preparations made of the bulk drugs of this company.

The bulk of the photos will remain in Guatemala in the care of a regional research centre that holds important historical archives.

Given that the bulk of refugee flows occurred in developing countries, voluntary repatriation seemed the most viable and durable solution.

Describe the logistical and regulatory steps necessary for the movement of bulk quantities of ozone depleting substances from the point of production, via export, to final import for use and suggest an appropriate threshold for bulk quantities.

The bulk of the world's labour force worked in the agricultural sector and three quarters of the working poor were in developing countries.

Norway and Sweden provided the bulk of thematic contributions ( 57 million and 44 million, respectively).

Since many stock items are received from the suppliers in bulk, they require consolidating, assembling, testing, marking and repackaging prior to deployment.

135 143, for a breakdown). The bulk of travel resources is training related ( 303,800) (ibid., para.

The bulk of ratifications of the Convention against Corruption have come from countries within the region.

Complex methods of handling and transport are used, since the illegal timber trade deals in bulk materials that are difficult to smuggle covertly.

In a positive environment, an increase in crop yield potential will be significant in particular, large value added urea pallets are quality raw materials for bulk blending fertilizer.

OFDI also facilitates South South cooperation, as the bulk of it goes to other developing countries (UNCTAD 2005a).

However, Iran contends that the bulk of the losses were due to effects of the invasion and occupation.

But Coke noticed something they noticed that local people were taking the product, buying it in bulk and then reselling it in these hard to reach places.

I also wish to draw the attention of this Assembly to the fact that peacekeeping in Africa constitutes the bulk of the Security Council's work.

This is true even in southern California, where the bulk of the industrial longline vessels were located until the Hawaiian swordfish longline fishery was reopened in spring 2004.

There are some very light people, some extremely heavy people, maybe people with a lot of bulk up top.

Then there is the whole northern India, which is going to be the bulk of the future demographic dividend.

While some evidence was obtained by United Nations inspectors of possibly more production than declared, it would appear that all bulk agent was destroyed in 1991.

The bulk of this expenditure was channelled to health related activities, wherein 524.7 million, or 39.1 per cent, was expended.

The strategy includes building agreements on diagnostic and treatment protocols, bulk ordering of medication and supplies in the sub regions and helping with repatriation planning and implementation.

After the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq in August 1990, the biological weapons programme increased the production of bulk biological warfare agents and began to weaponize them.

The bulk of this migration happened at a time of civil war or revolution. In other places, massive outmigration occurred in the context of political change, as in Europe when communism collapsed.

In the Gaza Strip, UNRWA also supported the repair of roads, sewage and water systems and UNRWA installations, the bulk of which was related to damage incurred in Rafah in May 2004.

For all its bulk and size, it only gave us about 15 minutes at most down at those sorts of depths.

Iceland aims to double its development aid by 2009 and has concentrated the bulk of its bilateral development efforts on Africa.

Chile was merely a transit station for the bulk of the catch on its way to lucrative U.S. and Japanese markets.