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Public expenditure andpublic debt would be much less foreseeable.
The general debate would be much less lumbering if we had“warm-up week” I referred to.
Sorry, but if I let you finish that sentence, that would be much less impressive.
A person with a decent job would be much less inclined to emigrate than an unemployed worker.
Well, as regards to the qualities of a good disciple,my list would be much less demanding.
Addi onally, it is likely there would be much less scep cism toward such a new target.
Without research, many development andpeacekeeping interventions would be much less successful.
Humans would be much less sensitive to peroxisome proliferation and thyroid hormone perturbation than rats and mice.
When such payments were initiated,however, prospects for the balance of 1997 would be much less favourable.
There would be much less severe methods for restricting outdoor political advertising: restrict their duration, size, location etc.
The cost of international telecommunications services for Cuba would be much less if we could secure contracts with these providers.
While it would be simpler to align with CSPA if it was less prescriptive,the practical value from alignment would be much less.
The Commission's work would be much less relevant if it were restricted to Heads of State and Government and ministers for foreign affairs.
Although it does not state an estimated loss figure calculated using this method,Iraq contends that the loss would be much less than the amount claimed by KPC.
But, their efforts would be much less, if the human intelligence had practiced the ancient teachings brought by the Masters and the elevated principals of the universal love.
It is important to understand that the"experiments" of Baratynsky would be much less attractive if they were dedicated solely to the technical aspect.
Believe me when I say, these exercises are much easier than lying on the floor to do squats and crunches,not to mention it would be much less strain on the neck.
Few branches of industry can be compared to the dynamics of this growth, which would be much less impressive without the standards, methods and procedures developed by IATA.
A policy should be developed on how you can reduce the price of jet fuel for airlines to think about whether it is possible that the TAV's fees would be much less", Mr. Zautashvili said.
Early assistance and intervention would be much less costly in the long run both for troop-contributing nations and for the population in the crisis area.
You understand, I have lost the capacity of memory, but I feel it's on purpose,that my vision of things would be much less spontaneous and sincere if I remembered.
Still, the problem of reception of refugees would be much less acute if the shelter was asked only by those who were really subjected to political repression at home and had their life threatened.
Since the CPC has been revised at shorter intervals than the ISIC,it was expected that the revision of the CPC would be much less extensive than the revision of the ISIC.
Other delegations feared that the absolute pressure value of 2.8 bar at 20° C would be much less stringent than the current value of 2 bar at 15° C. It was clarified that according to 1.2.2.3, the pressure of 2 bar referred to in 1.1.3.2(c) was a gauge pressure and therefore equivalent to 3 bar in absolute pressure.
One might expect that,four years after this issue was first raised in the General Assembly, our planet would be much less contaminated by these seeds of death.
The latter option would be justified by the fact that the number of dimensions displayed to the user would be much less than the total number of dimensions available in the related hypercube, thus reducing the risk of disclosure.
To the extent that the facility displaces existing aid, there would be the advantage of ensuring a predictable and stable flow of aid, butthe net gain would be much less impressive in magnitude.
Therefore, the expansion of primary education orthe salaries paid to primary teachers would be much less in a market economy even with a high growth of income than what would be most desirable according to social valuation.
Furthermore, if adequate safeguards were in place, and police officers knew that they would be heldaccountable for their actions, physical ill-treatment of this kind would be much less likely to happen.
By making use of the existing facilities, the court could be set up very swiftly; having no participation by the United Nations, it would be much less costly than the other international and hybrid criminal tribunals; by basing its work on ad hoc arrangements, it would be able to exercise a certain amount of flexibility in its practical operation.