It was used to denote particular orientations of legal thought or historical and cultural traditions.

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Page English In the revised text under negotiation which follows, Parties may note that, in certain cases, the numbering of Articles and paragraphs and the letters used to denote Annexes differs from that used in previous texts.

1 H, M and L denote high, medium and low gradings, respectively.

We have complete control over his blush responses, the diameter of his nostrils to denote stress.

For the land use change and forestry sector, negative values in mass units denote removals by sinks and negative values in percentage denote more removal or decrease in net emissions in the projected year compared to 1990.

So these numbers are the numbers which denote the roughness of these surfaces.

Together these articles denote a strong emphasis on the rights of rural women.

(The term interoperability is used to denote systems that can communicate between themselves without technical or functional hindrance, and general electronic commerce law or practice may establish appropriate measures or systems in a particular enacting State.

letter of, of the word to denote the name of the random variable, just like we did in previous examples.

I'm going to use this word damage to denote these intermediate things that are caused by metabolism and that eventually cause pathology.

The following texts are covered in this note (the term action is used generically to denote the depositing of an instrument of ratification, approval, acceptance or accession in respect of a treaty or participation in a treaty as a result of an action to a related treaty)

UNDP support costs denote the amounts paid to UNDP as reimbursement for costs incurred for the administration of these funds and trust funds.

Figures in the first three columns in italics denote changes from the values given in the May 2005 RTF report.

5. The following texts are covered in this note (the term action hereinafter is used generically to denote an instrument of ratification, approval, acceptance or accession, which has been deposited in respect of a treaty, or a participation in a treaty as a result of an action to a related treaty)

In civil law countries, signatures had greater importance because they served not only as a means of identification but also to denote approval of a document.

Negative net transfers of financial resources a net movement of financial resources out of a country does not necessarily denote an adverse economic outcome.

'Tis not alone, my inky cloak, good mother, nor customary suits of solemn black, together with all forms, moulds, shows of grief that can denote me truly.

Used to be, used to be.

Used to.

Used to?

I used to sit here and she used to sit there.

I used to come back. I used to watch them play.

They used not to prevent one another from the wrongs they used to commit. Evil is what they used to do.

They used not to prevent one another from the wrongs they used to commit. Evil is what they used to do.

You used to be in silent pictures. You used to be big!

I used to.

I used to.

She used to.

We used to.

To be used.

So people do not get used to handouts they get used to nets.

He used that. He never used it to invite you to his home?

It used to... it used to be i never give it any thought.

Certainly My signs used to be recited to you, but you used to take to your heels,

Certainly My signs used to be recited to you, but you used to take to your heels,

I'm used to it.

They used to say

They used to say

Colours to be used

Colors to be used

language to be used

Guide to abbreviations used

You used to say

I'm used to that.