B. Pertinent to objective I.A.

C. Pertinent to objective I.B.

The dialogue should be resumed through pertinent measures of trust between the parties.

Among the more pertinent comments

When it does, the lessons of the Great Inflation will suddenly be all too pertinent.

(b) Pertinent provisions of the Convention

(c) Pertinent provisions of the Guidelines

It should certainly be the subject of anthropological analysis as it is quite a pertinent subject.

MedlinePlus' extensive reference list of pertinent sites.

And that history, unfortunately, is all too pertinent to America s fate.

Our sincere thanks go to those who made these pertinent suggestions.

During the next crisis, no one should want the IMF s director to be distracted, or to be weighing interests that are not pertinent to protecting global financial stability.

The purpose of the regulation is to provide pertinent information to the consumer.

(b) Pertinent provisions of the rules of procedure

Nevertheless, he had made some pertinent oral recommendations.

Please include any additional information you believe pertinent.

It is foreseen that pertinent recommendations will subsequently be integrated into relevant UNIDO activities in low income countries.

Pertinent legislation should be amended to decriminalize abortion and abolish punitive measures in that regard, especially in the case of an unwanted pregnancy.

(f) Steps taken by the author to exhaust domestic remedies, including pertinent documents

(c) Analysis of the pertinent provisions of the Convention

The stockpiling, transport, deposit and possession of any kind of radioactive materials shall be subject to the procedures set forth in the pertinent regulations.

A pertinent question arises as to whether the proposed human rights council would be able to rectify the present shortcomings of the United Nations human rights machinery.

Reference is also made to a pertinent decision of the European Commission of Human Rights.

Egypt provided a description of activities involving workshops and national festivals pertinent to the International Year.

The position of the British Government was opposed to the Swiss position in the pertinent negotiations.

The relevant findings in the report remain pertinent and are reflected below.

A brief review of some of these is pertinent at this point.

Another pertinent point is the issue of a global partnership for development.

Such agreements have been concluded in practice and a number of writers have referred to pertinent episodes.

Among the topics discussed was the very pertinent issue of fisheries and their contribution to sustainable development.

The Secretary General has made some important and pertinent recommendations concerning institutional reform.

The Advisory Committee had made pertinent comments which would guide the Committee's evaluation.

Recommending either IQA or another pertinent Portuguese organization to be part of an international working group developing a system of indicators for assessing local context and progress towards sustainability.

In future, pertinent information would be gathered from host Governments, open sources and United Nations personnel and fed into a continuous and objective analytical process.

Its goal to improve the measurement of education quality and learning outcomes is pertinent to developed and developing countries alike.

Paragraph 4 (a) of Article 8 of the Stockholm Convention states in pertinent part

It is pertinent to install bridge building mechanisms and cooperation among like minded organizations fighting for the same cause.

In such cases, pertinent rules of international humanitarian law become applicable to and govern the conduct of the hostilities.

Most of them deal extensively with issues of African development and are therefore pertinent to the subregional offices' mandate.

She further requested OHCHR to prepare a compilation of pertinent United Nations documents on the subject of transitional justice.

Section 22 of the Aliens Act then in force read, in pertinent parts Section 22.

The second lesson, and the one most pertinent to Europe now, concerns the crucial role played by the default scenario.

The most pertinent question of all is Why don t we choose a solution to global warming that will actually work?

In view of the elements of uncertainty in the sources, it is more than usually pertinent to refer to considerations of policy.

In short, Britain s was a political, not an economic, failure. And that history, unfortunately, is all too pertinent to America s fate.