Considering the relevant provisions of the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, done at London, Moscow and Washington on 27 January 1967,

TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION the provisions of the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, done on 27 January 1967, and other multilateral agreements on the exploration and use of outer space to which Member States of the Agency are parties and which the Agency has accepted,

It is prescribed for the treatment of trigeminal neuralgias and as an anticonvulsant. in psychiatry certain mood and ehabioural disorders are treated with carbamazepine.

Exchange of practical experiences related to the functioning of labour inspection, chiefly from the point of view of safety and health at work and prevention of moonlighting;

` ports of the State of one Contracting Party` means the parts of the territory of the State of one Contracting Party, opened for the international shipping, for loading, unloading or transhipment of goods and / or passengers, as well as officially authorised mooring places, including roadsteads.

Should the ship reported in accordance with paragraph (a) above fall into category of vessels that do not require assistance for mooring and manoeuvring according to the applicable international and national rules and regulations, PPCC may nevertheless require such ship to use the appropriate assistance in order to reduce the risk of pollution incident.

one mooring line,

Because of her the stars shine in the clear night and the sea refracts the light of the moon on the crests of the waves.

We shut off the autopilot, took up the manual controls, and then all of a sudden the clouds opened and there was the moon in front of us.

heath and moorland (F/01 or H/01),

5 mooring lines and anchor chains;

The Slovenian bar flies are therefore once in a blue moon positively 'beyond themselves over the success of Slovenian sportsmen', they are overjoyed at every such success, and their comments reflect this state of exhilaration.

this width may be reduced around mooring bollards.

Soon there were no longer enough moorings for the boats.

This self-image was completely in line with the mood of the times.

This can include stony ground, heath, moorland and "deer" forests in Scotland.

Clothes, colors and patterns are loaded with associations that create specific moods.

HIGGINS [moodily] Have you ever met a man of good character where women are concerned?

The prevalent mood of the coverage could be summed up with a single word - "problems".

Viewers tune into TV3, then switch to POP TV, then TV Slovenija, then satellite programs, depending on their mood.

An illustrative example of the mood that prevailed within professional circles was provided by Delo on April 11th, 2000.

Those vessels already moored, around 2,400 small boats, were legally registered and the residents bound to pay modest annual fees.

Moonlighting has spread beyond imaginable limits. Few journalists have been offered work contracts, and the rules are dictated by employers.

2 measures designed to prevent unauthorised access to the port facility, to ships moored at the facility, and to restricted areas of the facility;.

Photographs present emotions and moods; they link the unattainable to the attainable and communicate desired images that relate fashion to the wider social environment.

where fully powered steering gear is provided with a second, manually operated control, the latter must at least permit the vessel to proceed to a mooring at reduced speed.

Below is a brief survey of some letters published in Delo's supplement Ona (She) on April 4th, 2000, clearly illustrating the mood that prevailed among one part of the public.

This prodigal mood does not extinguish her gnawing sense of the need for economy sufficiently to prevent her from calculating that she can dream and plan in bed more cheaply and warmly than sitting up without a fire.

As regards emotional state during pregnancy, labor and the period following birth, women can obtain information on various moods and feelings, a situation which points to a certain shift away from idealization and closer to a more realistic experience of motherhood.

The explanations by tv companies' spokesmen such as 'the scenes of tragedies and wars cannot be embellished or purged of violence' (Ona 2001), obviously invoking the first article of the code, are also moot when viewed in the light of some other articles of the same code.

Colors are frequently presented in such a way that readers associate them with various moods, environments or seasons of the year; this is achieved primarily by using a number of adjectives which give the text a 'poetical and romantic touch' and create an atmosphere of narration.

A similar mood prevailed after the screening of the Japanese movie 'In the Realm of the Senses.' The movie's attraction lay in its bloody end more than in its erotic scenes. In the final scene, the woman lacerates her lover and cuts off his penis, which is then held before the eyes of the audience for some time.