And this gained Einstein prominence around the world.

Do you build futile a sign on every prominence?

( v ) management should not retain undue benefits

What, do you build on every prominence a sign, sporting,

While reform loses prominence, steps are taken in the wrong direction.

Dynamic emerging markets from Asia to Latin America are rising in prominence.

Such a reference of proper prominence was lacking in the text of the Convention .

This new prominence has also forced some central bankers to reassess their decision making processes.

The prominence of Mexican filmmakers at the 87th Academy Awards sparked many reactions on Twitter.

An accredited manufacturer shall inform the ECB in writing and without undue delay of

Ashimov's profile appears to have been dormant since 2011, a date predating the rise to prominence of ISIS.

And for too long, these children and their parents have suffered undue frustration and desperation.

3. Countermeasures may not be taken, and if already taken must be suspended without undue delay if

The prominence of punk and rock is a departure from the more techno heavy soundtracks of previous games in the series.

But one of my big takeaways from this conference was the power and prominence of images as a form of political speech.

Objections which were not communicated to the ECB without undue delay may not be raised at a later stage .'

(b) There is undue delay in the remedial process which is attributable to the State alleged to be responsible

Large and persistent inflation differentials may justify national remedies in some countries in order to prevent undue losses in competitiveness .

Sekifumi Iwata Sekifumi Iwata Uniformly depicted as a horrible, lecherous doctor, Dr. Iwata owes his prominence in the medical profession mostly to family influence.

32. Urges the Commission for Social Development and the Commission on the Status of Women to give prominence to the New Partnership in future priority themes

Bolivia s Evo Morales rose to prominence as leader of the country s coca growers during a brutal campaign to wipe out their crops, the so called Dignity Plan.

However , imposing restrictions on access may be warranted in order to protect participants against undue risks resulting from the participation of other parties .

The Nabat Confederation of Anarchist Organizations, better known simply as Nabat (Набат), was an anarchist organization that came to prominence in Ukraine during the years 1918 to 1920.

But the plan was rejected, with member states particularly those with the fewest refugees claiming that it represented an undue interference in domestic affairs.

Access to any infrastructure should be fair and open , provided that participants are protected against undue risks resulting from the participation of other parties .

These measures should be supporting trust in the financial system and should help to prevent undue constraints in credit supply to companies and households .

Suppliers included in the list shall inform the ECB without undue delay of any substantial changes affecting their eligibility or capacity to perform the contract .

Suppliers included in the list shall inform the ECB without undue delay of any substantial changes affecting their eligibility or capacity to perform the contract .

Minh Man s father on several occasions has been subjected to coercion, undue pressure and surveillance by the Vietnamese authorities following the arrest of his family.

Still, the question is an open one, owing to Lee Kuan Yew s somewhat paradoxical sensitivity to the prominence of his family members in some of the country s most senior posts.

Notification shall be made without undue delay and , in any case , within three working days of the point in time of acceptance under Article 54 ( 1 ) .

Now, retailers knew this long before anybody else did, of course, and they use this wisdom to help you spare you the undue burden of money.

In these sectors the regulatory activities in Brussels play a less central role, while the role of the social partners, the social bodies and the national authorities is given greater prominence.

For this reason prominence has been given in the Commission's 'Europe against cancer' programme to measures to convert tobacco growing where possible to other commodities and to less toxic tobacco varieties.

This would have discouraged undue investment in some sectors, reduced non performing loans, and contained excessive leverage in the corporate sector, while avoiding the mispricing of commodities.

Properly designed and executed, institutional reform could also increase BCB accountability to society at large while guarding against undue political influence and lobbying by the big banks.

The Americans presented the painting to the Austrian Government in 1946, since the Czernin family were deemed to have sold it voluntarily, without undue force from Hitler.

(b) The solicitation or acceptance by a public official or any other person, directly or indirectly, of an undue advantage for himself or herself or for another person in order that the public official or the person abuse his or her real or supposed influence with a view to obtaining from an administration or public authority of the State Party an undue advantage.

In fact, Turki Albinali, the mufti for ISIS mentioned above, rose to prominence as a member of counter revolutionary forces that were used to resist those who were seeking change in Bahrain.

As a minimum , the implementation of all related provisions and the subsequent supervision by the competent authorities must be consistent to avoid any undue burden on affected institutions .

In order to prevent any undue panic by unsubstantiated sources, the government has threatened to jail any bloggers who reports any Ebola caused deaths that are not validated.

Wherever the political and socioeconomic conditions of the short and medium term timelines fail to provide order and stability, the confessional, ethnic, or tribal identities that emerged over the longue durée gain prominence.

The counter terrorism objective is more inherently plausible than that of political stabilization, and domestic politics in the US, Australia, and elsewhere probably require the prominence that it has received from Western leaders.

He shall do so without undue delay and , in any case , before the end of the next working day after the point in time of acceptance under paragraph 1 .

Different procedures for the election of the chair and vice chair would add undue complications and could give the unwarranted impression that they represent different groups within the ESRB .