The next few months will be crucial.

When battles occurred, they were usually set piece and intended to be decisive.

The next few years will be critical.

There are times when the leverage of powerful States including permanent members of the Council can be crucial.

Advocacy and awareness building activities, including conferences and workshops on innovations, can also be of critical importance.

UNIIIC has also been approached by a number of new witnesses with potentially critical information about the assassination.

Conversations about other people (usually absent), which may be either critical, competitive, or supportive.

Fortunately for Ukraine, its business is private, and a common view of the whole business community is that the electoral rerun must be conclusive.

Knowledge of what species are present locally can be crucial, as is knowledge of typical signs and symptoms of envenomation by each type of snake.

The Brisbane summit will be a crucial test for Australia, the G 20, and the possibility of truly global policy coordination.

Although the Russian initiative is not without pitfalls, it could be a crucial launchpad for more serious and constructive engagement with Syria and with the rest of the Middle East.

We believe that this is undoubtedly a crucial precedent.

Even President U Thein Sein s government listened to the wishes of the people the new government shouldn t continue it, he added, saying that the NLD government should take decisive steps toward terminating the project.

The cost of arms is often low compared to the overall logistical costs of terrorist attacks, but as mission critical components, they usually have funding priority.

This was, according to observers, a decisive step that considerably shortened the conflict.

The Organization's funds and programmes played a central role in that process.

Proliferation is a profound danger, which the United Nations must confront in a decisive manner.

This is a crucial period for Kosovo.

Democracy will be decisive because it generates investments in education, health, and economic empowerment that reward ordinary voters.

It is critical that experience in effectively implementing the Protocol be gained, in particular in countries where resources for marking and record keeping may be limited.

We're in a tipping point moment.

This is a crucial year for our Organization.

The first one, Crucial Conversations Tools for Talking When Stakes are High , McGraw Hill, 2002, teaches skills for handling disagreement and high stakes issues at work and at home.

Reforms in the banking sector and improvements in infrastructure (especially telecommunications) were considered crucial for Algeria Arrangements for the repatriation of profits and dividends, perceived as one of the main obstacle toby foreign investors, should be simplified.

A third crucial issue was debt relief for poor countries.

Disengagement from Gaza would be a decisive step in that direction.

This year is crucially important.

This is a crucial outcome.

Three conceptual confusions cause Corbynismo to get crucial matters completely wrong.

Again, the relationship between Syria and Israel is crucial here.

The President can therefore count on our cooperation and support on this issue that we consider to be crucial.

That would put a definitive end to unilateralism in resolving international disputes and issues.

That could lead to the suggestion that now is the time to deliver a decisive blow to the enemy.

Decisive action in that regard should help to restore law and order.

Determining the circumstances that might induce such restraint and the conditions that would be needed to sustain it is crucial to reinvigorating nuclear disarmament efforts.

He also noted that the outcome of the discussions on the replenishment of the Multilateral Fund would be crucial for achieving the goals of the Protocol and enabling all Parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 to comply with the Protocol's control provisions.

Parties might also wish to consider the TEAP interpretation that if a company utilized a quantity of a substance under an essential use exemption while possessing pre 1996 material, then any pre 1996 surplus remaining at the end of essential use production by the company ought to be treated as if it were produced after 1996.

Lastly, her delegation wished to highlight an issue which it considered crucial respect for the official languages of the Commission.

Bolivia is at a defining moment in its history.

The crucial issue will be turnout.

These are all critical achievements reflecting our shared objectives.

The outcome of the review will be decisive in that regard.

Critical factors for consideration are

Through an increased adaptability in areas such as human resources management and intra organizational strategic planning, this flexibility can act as a crucial advantage for public administration in times of significant change.

Prospects for these two sources of growth will not only influence the vigor, or lack thereof, of any recovery they could well be decisive in bringing about an important shift in the US growth model.