An act committed outside Palau by a person who is a citizen of, or habitually resident in, Palau (whether that person is currently present in Palau or not)

Resident coordinator system

A local resident said

Resident of Jose Olaya village.

Keynesian stimulus policy is habitually described as deficit spending, not tax financed spending.

1. A State may exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a stateless person who, at the date of injury and at the date of the official presentation of the claim, is lawfully and habitually resident in that State.

One Japanese resident of Yokohama noted

1953 1958 Defence lawyer, resident in Abidjan.

The city has about 50,000 resident foreigners.

Certainly, such a simple measure had the potential to produce false positives from regular users who habitually retweet.

B. Resident coordinator system and United Nations country teams

Bishkek resident Jenni Evans ( zari6ka) wrote on March 22

Helen Washington, the resident of the house, was killed.

Paul's wife is a legal permanent resident of the US.

Russians habitually respond with black humor to events both good and bad, and the events of 2008 were no exception.

Rostov resident comes in third at Greco Roman World Wrestling Championship

One resident, actor and singer Drew Weston, summed up the feeling

It emerged that they were sisters, one of them a resident of Ekaterinburg, 44 years of age, the second a 33 year old resident of the Orenburg region.

And if they habitually decadalized GDP, multiplying the quarterly GDP numbers by 40 instead of four, Greece s debt burden would be 15 .

He turned out to be a 26 year old resident of Moscow.

One resident in Oak Kyin village said on March 26, around 12pm

And Mohamed Buali, a Muharraq resident with 3,890 followers on Twitter, notes

If economists did not habitually annualize quarterly GDP data and multiply quarterly GDP by four, Greece s debt to GDP ratio would be four times higher than it is now. And if they habitually decadalized GDP, multiplying the quarterly GDP numbers by 40 instead of four, Greece s debt burden would be 15 .

A country s economic performance, indeed, is a mirror image of its resident companies.

It turned out to be a 30 year old unemployed Volga Region resident.

A resident of Leningrad Oblast is convicted of passing counterfeit money in Karelia

Our desks, our computers, our pencils, our buildings all harbor resident microbial landscapes.

When asked about the overall impact of mining, one Andacollo resident answers negative.

No one stayed back to count bodies, one resident told Human Rights Watch.

On December 11, 2016, Minoti Karji, a resident of Kalpani went into labour.

Resident Evil 4 is one of the best games I have ever played.

Resident inventors in Greece, by contrast, filed just 69 patent applications for every million.

Phnom Penh resident and prominent blogger Tharum Bun welcomes the arrival of the buses

Manson and Sköld went on to score the movie Resident Evil , released in 2002.

On one side, there is the carrot of living and earning like a US resident.

The 80,000 resident municipality has the lowest literacy rate in the whole of the Netherlands.

Equally skeptical is Shenyang Jixiangzi , a resident from China's northeastern city of Shenyang. He wrote

Mangal Raj, another resident quoted in the article, explains how he goes about conserving water

Meanwhile, resident Mahmoud Fleiti observed that people seem to have gotten used to this reality.

(iii) Compliance by all resident coordinators humanitarian coordinators with their responsibilities as 'designated officials' for security

One outraged resident of Kemerovo posted (style preserved) This is a burial place, not a pasture.

A Tomsk resident will work off 240 hours for an extremist clip on a social network

Any resident can bring a nice decoration for the tree, and we will embellish it independently!

At the entrance to the village of Dzhantukha, I meet a local resident, an elderly man.

According to the survey, The low standings are not surprising, given habitually violent clashes between governing and opposition parties over sensitive bills and unending bribery scandals involving politicians.