Norway's high latitude is a resource in space activities.

They come to the latitude of about Mumbai or Goa.

And we thought that basking sharks were temperate animals and only lived in our latitude.

The country has long traditions as a space nation, thanks in particular to its northern latitude.

Besides, leaving States such latitude would have legal implications for such matters as the prescription of criminal proceedings.

Pakistan lies between 23 42 to 36 55 latitude north and 60 45 to 75 20 longitude east.

Those who reverted after the guidance became clear to them Satan has enticed them, and has given them latitude.

Those who reverted after the guidance became clear to them Satan has enticed them, and has given them latitude.

And when you plot those friendship links by their latitude and longitude, it literally draws a map of the world.

And then there is their location on the sky as seen from a certain latitude on the back plate. Okay?

In winter, the warming for all high latitude northern regions exceeds the global mean warming in each model by more than 40 per cent.

Some delegations thought it would be possible to use an open formula, leaving States some latitude to make enforced disappearance an independent offence or not.

Comparing your rates of dying 50 degrees north that's the South, that's London and places by latitude, and 55 degrees the bad news is that's here, Glasgow.

What they haven't been so good about instructing people is the problem of darkly pigmented people living in high latitude areas, or working inside all the time.

23, para. The statement by France (A C.6 59 SR.22, para. 13) referred to how much latitude the State was allowed by the organization's request .

So you don't have to tell what latitude, longitude you're at, you don't have to tell what your roof slope angle is, you don't have to tell what orientation.

This is a plot from Christopher Clark who tracked one individual blue whale as it passed by Bermuda, went down to the latitude of Miami and came back again.

There is evidence that the frequency and intensity of extreme precipitation events will increase over many areas worldwide, notably over many northern hemisphere mid to high latitude land areas.

It was also necessary to give programme directors greater latitude in managing appropriations and ensuring that extra budgetary resources were allocated in keeping with the priorities approved by member States.

After a year the ones from Japan are heading straight across the Pacific, while ours get caught in the California current and first head down to the latitude of Cabo San Lucas.

Today s emerging countries have considerable policy flexibility and much greater latitude to act than they had in the past. Accordingly, faced with a weakening global economy, they confront two basic policy choices.

Situations of the latter kind may invite management to exercise great latitude and influence the direction of earnings in its favour by resorting to less objective estimates based on modelling hypothetical markets.

So together, it's as if the rat can put a virtual grid of firing locations across its environment a bit like the latitude and longitude lines that you'd find on a map, but using triangles.

This makes its ozone depletion potential very dependent on both the latitude of emissions (relative to the tropical tropopause where trace gases enter the stratosphere) and on the season in which the emissions take place.

The Government has given banks established in the territory latitude to monitor the names of persons and establishments considered to be terrorists or to be involved in terrorist related activities transmitted by the United Nations.

For example, in Argentina aridity could expand in subtropical areas (north of latitude 40 S) due to an increase in temperature and evaporation, whereas in Armenia and Kazakhstan the arid area could expand by 20 40 per cent.

China Earthquake Networks Center officially determined that a magnitude 8.0 earthquake struck New Zealand on November 13 at 19 02 (42.53 degrees south latitude, 173.05 degrees east longitude), with the epicenter 10km deep. Powerful tremors were felt in the capital, Wellington.

And if you look along the coast of Argentina, where I work now, at a place called Punta Tombo the largest Magellanic penguin colony in the world down here about 44 degrees south latitude you see that there's great variation here.

The Panel flew over the operational site of American Mining Associates, located in the remote Kumgbor forest region of Lofa County (latitude 07 38.170' north, longitude 10 34.294' west), close to the Moro River and Liberia's border with Sierra Leone.

If God were to punish men for their inequity He would not leave a single moving thing on earth. Yet He gives them latitude for a time ordained. When that time is come, there will not be a moment's delay nor a moment's haste.

If God were to punish men for their inequity He would not leave a single moving thing on earth. Yet He gives them latitude for a time ordained. When that time is come, there will not be a moment's delay nor a moment's haste.

It's going to link directly to it will know, the Web will be able to read itself and know that that actually is a place, and that whenever it sees that word, Pacifica, it knows that it actually has a place, latitude, longitude, a certain population.

But another view is possible each person has multiple identities, the salience of which is shaped by one s motivations and circumstances. This idea which is firmly rooted in neuroscience, psychology, anthropology, and sociology implies that an individual has significant latitude in shaping his or her identities.

Malaria has natural limits, determined by latitude, altitude and, in some cases, human intervention. The countries at the fringe of this zone typically benefit from a range of factors that make complete elimination of malaria possible, including lower transmission of the disease, stronger health systems, and relative national wealth.

The United Kingdom, as the depositary Government, reported on the numbers of the six species of Antarctic seal captured or killed in the Convention area (the sea south of 60 degrees latitude south) by States parties to the Convention during the period from 1 March 2000 to 28 February 2003.

7. The coastal State shall delineate the outer limits of its continental shelf, where that shelf extends beyond 200 nautical miles from the baselines from which the breadth of the territorial sea is measured, by straight lines not exceeding 60 nautical miles in length, connecting fixed points, defined by coordinates of latitude and longitude.

Many participants followed Dr. Kharrazi in expressing concern that the proposals in the reports of the High level Panel and the Secretary General relating to use of force by States, and the right of self defence as defined in Article 51 of the Charter left too much latitude for States to justify unilateral attacks on other States.

In countries with large programmes or complex post conflict situations, there should be a division of labour between the resident coordinator and the UNDP country director, which would give the resident coordinator the latitude and time more effectively to coordinate the United Nations country team and enable him to focus on effective management of joint programmes.

The DPJ suffered a bitter defeat in this summer s upper house election, after Kan abruptly proposed a significant increase in the highly unpopular consumption tax. That increase would enable Treasury mandarins to maintain their latitude in setting fiscal policy, while making it unnecessary to streamline special account budget financing for gargantuan public corporations, into which retiring bureaucrats parachute for lucrative jobs.

With regard to the organizational culture supportive of innovation, a new mind set or organizational culture, which places emphasis on thinking about the possible, rather than the obstacles encountered in tackling specific problems, should be promoted through different mechanisms, including recruitment mechanisms, socialization upon entry in the public service, training, fair performance appraisal system, rewards, recognition and latitude to experiment.

It turns out that there were about nine different environmental factors some, rather subtle ones that were working against the Easter Islanders, and they involve fallout of volcanic tephra, latitude, rainfall. Perhaps the most subtle of them is that it turns out that a major input of nutrients which protects island environments in the Pacific is from the fallout of continental dust from central Asia.

Countries have too much latitude to make whatever commitments they want, relatively unconstrained by a common set of top down rules imposed by the agreement. Such critics worry that this will make it harder to persuade countries to cut emissions further when it becomes clear that their collective efforts are not enough, and that it may even allow some countries to use irregular accounting methods.

3.6 On the second condition, it is argued that the latitude afforded to the judiciary regarding its powers of contempt under Sri Lankan law, and the extent to which they operate as a restriction on the right to freedom of expression, are not sufficiently closely related to the aims specified in article 19, namely the protection of public order and the rights and reputation of others .

This comes as little surprise, as America s Constitution and political system delegate most of the initiative on foreign policy and defense to the president. Yes, Congress must declare war, approve spending, agree to most senior appointments, and (in the case of the Senate) ratify treaties, but the president has enormous latitude when it comes to carrying out diplomacy and using military force in situations other than war, which tend to be most situations.