The speaker hoped that the change would be reflected in all official languages.

That change is almost certain to be reflected in America s relationships with its Arab allies and partners.

That difference should be reflected in the future strengthening of the subregional offices.

It was extremely significant that such a position was reflected in the report of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations.

This is reflected in her explanation of natural rights.

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This general principle should also be reflected in all laws, judicial and administrative decisions, policies and programmes relating to children.

(b) The degree of satisfaction on the part of Member States, reflected in

We hope that this will be reflected in the text of the draft resolution.

(b) To avoid a possible negative impact on staff

It is of vital importance that a gender perspective be integrated in the Peacebuilding Commission and that such perspective be reflected in the mandate of the Commission as well as in its structure.

In this case, the inverse Fahraeus Lindquist effect occurs and the wall shear stress increases.

While this will eventually turn around as the inventory of unsold homes shrinks, the recovery will be slow.

By contrast, emerging economies suffer from a downturn, but their situation is fundamentally sounder, which should be reflected in the value of their currencies.

And it is reflected in what we give in voluntary donations and to the regular budget and peacekeeping operations.

This 600 billion fall in demand is more than 3 of GDP. If not reversed, it will cause further cuts in production, employment, and earnings, leading to further reductions in consumer spending.

Sadly, this behavior is reflected in a majority of Pakistan's population. Ahmadis are deemed as non Muslims and often have to suffer violence at the hands of the general population.

This reflected a historical division of Holland along the IJ into a Southern Quarter ( Zuiderkwartier ) and a Northern Quarter ( Noorderkwartier ), but the actual division is different from the old division.

If not reversed, this combination of very loose fiscal and monetary policy will at some point lead to a fiscal crisis and runaway inflation, together with another dangerous asset and credit bubble.

It's not having experiences that make us wise, it's reflecting on the experiences that we've had that makes us wise and that helps us become whole, brings wisdom and authenticity.

We encourage this trend and express the hope that it will likewise be reflected in an increase in the number of countries that have deposited with the Secretary General a declaration of acceptance of the compulsory jurisdiction of the Court.

For instance, as the Arctic ice cap melts, less sunlight is reflected.

I am proud of where I come from and who I am, and how this is reflected in my work as an illustrator.

The social status of the teacher is directly reflected on the selection of the profession and the motivation of the teachers for professional development.

The total number of internally displaced persons continued to rise in spite of a reduction in new cases of forced displacement, although this trend appeared to be reversing during the second half of 2004.

It is the result of temporary and if Europe is not attentive potentially reversible factors.

Surgery may require a colostomy, which may be able to be reversed at a later time.

Our affirmation of respect for the Charter and international law should be reflected in our actions and in a commitment to multilateralism.

My delegation will make every effort to create a new atmosphere, which must also be reflected in this building and in this Hall, and calls upon our partners to work together with us to that end.

We believe that the unique Pacific perspective must be incorporated into and reflected in that process.

As such, infrastructure planning should be considered as a multi level, systematic and highly integrative process, which impacts other aspects of social and economic development planning.

The UMP is the political heir of Gaullism, but its ideological inconsistency is legendary and reflected in party name changes every eight to ten years.

4.2 Despite this affirmative provision women today continue to experience discrimination in both public and private spheres, much of which is reflected in the attitudes of both men and women.

Indeed, since 1980 s the industrialization that had taken place in Africa has by and large been reversed.

Economics richness has not been reflected in public debate because economists have taken far too much license.

A reduced Chinese appetite for reserves would be reflected in an appreciation of its currency and a reduction in its trade surplus.

Of course, because the US exists and is at the forefront of the information revolution, there is a degree of Americanization, but that is likely to diminish over the course of the twenty first century as technology spreads and local cultures modernize in their own ways.

Since the Governing Council's decision may have an impact on the UNCC secretariat's actions, this delay may not have been conducive to proper governance and accountability, nor to an effective implementation of its recommendations.

The fragile nature of the current situation is reflected in the Palestinian economy, which, despite modest improvements, is still in a state of crisis.

Colombia's cultural diversity is reflected in its rich linguistic heritage, represented by more than 60 indigenous languages.

They shall refrain from any action which might reflect adversely on their positions as international officials ultimately responsible to the Council.

Honduras is following the course charted by our national consensus, reflected in the formulation of a strategy for poverty reduction and a policy for its implementation.

Last July, the UN General Assembly passed, without dissent, a Bhutanese initiated resolution recognizing the pursuit of happiness as a fundamental human goal and noting that this goal is not reflected in GDP.

There was no way that this mounting financial pressure could not have placed middle class Americans and their families under greater stress. And it is not surprising that this has been reflected in higher rates of drug abuse, alcoholism, and suicide.

But when the bank ran the numbers, they discovered that although about half of the people applying for low end, high interest rate credit had a police record, this did not seem to reflect on payment outcomes.