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It is suggested that the name may derive from the Greek word βλαστος, meaning"offshoot.
The cost of environmental damage caused by the cultivation of marginal land is likely to far outweigh the benefits local farmers may derive.
Another theory suggests that the word Andorra may derive from the old word Anorra that contains the Basque word ur water.
Parties may derive income from registration fees, membership fees, and voluntary contributions from members within limits set by the Election Commission.
The long-standing local Slavic name of the river, Boh(Cyrillic:Бог), may derive from a root meaning"rich" Ukrainian: бaгата, bahata.
Developing countries may derive important environmental and developmental benefit from trade liberalization in EGS.
The guidelines recognize that there are various benefits which local people may derive from participatory management arrangements.
Those rights may derive either from the expelling State's national legislation or from international human rights law.
Com, for which it excludes itself from any liability for damages and/or losses of any nature that may derive from the lack of availability, reliability or continuity of its website or services.
Important limitations may derive from rules of law that recognize the immunity of public authorities from judicial suit and enforcement measures.
Article 147 provides for the court to order one of the spouses to pay to the other a contribution,which has the purpose to compensate the imparity of living level that may derive from the property division.
Additional limitations and conditions may derive from the application of general consumer protection rules see chap. VII,“Governing law”.
In a secured transactions regime relating to movable assets, the concept is reflected in the set of principles andrules governing the extent to which a secured creditor may derive the economic benefit of its right in an encumbered asset in preference to any other competing claimant.
The word may derive from the French transliteration"guiriot" of the Portuguese word"criado", or the masculine singular term for"servant.
A wise father does not literally answer the foolish prayers of his ignorant and inexperienced children,albeit the children may derive much pleasure and real soul satisfaction from the making of such absurd petitions.”.
Such protection may derive from international agreements entered into by the host country for the encouragement and protection of foreign investment.
It also seems necessary to find out if there is any hierarchy of particular obligations which may derive from the obligation to extradite or prosecute, or is it just a matter of discretion of States concerned.
Important limitations may derive from rules of law that recognize the immunity of governmental agencies from judicial suit and enforcement measures.
An enterprise that has assets or personnel in a foreign country for purposes of operating its ships oraircraft in international traffic may derive income from providing goods or services in that country to other transport enterprises.
Such obligations may derive from treaties, agreements or arrangements or from decisions of competent multilateral organs such as the Security Council.
Strand II grants are intended to cover the additional supervisory, management andother work based costs which may derive from the firm's decision to specifically employ more than two disabled people.
This legitimation may derive from boundaries that were originally international boundaries or boundaries that were originally internal lines.
The term"home guard" was first officially used in the American Civil War,starting with units formed by German immigrants in Missouri, and may derive from possible historic use of the term Heimwehr("home guard") to describe units officially known as Landwehr("country guard"), or from an attempted translation of landwehr.
Hispania may derive from the poetic use of the term Hesperia, reflecting the Greek perception of Italy as a"western land" or"land of the setting sun"(Hesperia, Ἑσπερία in Greek) and Spain, being still further west, as Hesperia ultima.
It also seems necessary to find out if there is any hierarchy of particular obligations which may derive from the obligation to extradite or prosecute(henceforth"the obligation"), or is it just a matter of discretion of States concerned.
Such an obligation may derive, in particular, from customary norms of international law concerning serious violations of international humanitarian law, genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
While HRD and training for trade-supporting services are essential for all developing countries,LDCs may derive comparatively greater benefit from related action and in particular from cooperative action among themselves and with other countries.
The Institute may derive further resources in cash or in kind from the United Nations, its specialized agencies, other governmental organizations and institutions, and Governments and non-governmental organizations.
Strengthened capacity and understanding of national staff in member countries to compile, monitor and disseminate core social and environmental data(in particular those included in the Millennium Development Goals andother internationally agreed development goals, taking into consideration those that may derive from the Beyond 2015 Development Agenda) to support policy planning and formulation.