The Yearbook is a centrepiece of the Department's information programme.

The fight against poverty is a centrepiece of development assistance.

The fight against poverty is the centrepiece of development assistance.

This is the centrepiece of modern chemistry the periodic table.

In this context the Agenda for Development must be the centrepiece of our work.

Security Council reform is the centrepiece of the reform process in which we are engaged.

The Vance Owen peace plan remains the centrepiece of EC strategy for peace in Bosnia Herzegovina.

The centrepiece is a cultured pearl its beauty confirming the pearl's status as the star of the sea

The centrepiece is a cultured pearl its beauty confirming the pearl s status as the star of the sea

The centrepiece of the budget was an increase in the official minimum monthly wage to CFP110,000 (around 1,200) from CFP100,000.

That is the centrepiece of peacebuilding building peace by building good governance, meeting basic human needs and fostering social harmony.

He stressed, nevertheless, that the fifth programme had served as a centrepiece for the re evaluation of development in Pakistan.

The centrepiece of such a proactive approach is a willingness to engage in dialogue with the people of those Territories.

Recognizing with deep appreciation that Mr. Malloch Brown made the Millennium Development Goals the hallmark and centrepiece of all UNDP programmes,

The centrepiece of this international effort, Agenda 2l, is a blueprint for our planet which the Governments of the world adopted by acclamation.

The centrepiece of the programme is the set of measures designed to limit emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), the most important greenhouse gas.

The centrepiece of the pavilion will be an art gallery, which will contain video art exhibits related to the main theme of the exposition.

However, NAM maintains its position that the questions of development and social advancement should remain the centrepiece of the deliberations at the United Nations.

The centrepiece of Northern Ireland's geography is Lough Neagh, at the largest freshwater lake both on the island of Ireland and in the British Isles.

The centrepiece of this strategy will be, as it has been in the prior two biennia, an enterprise resource planning system based on PeopleSoft, known as Atlas.

It was a centrepiece of the Tasman Series between 1964 and 1972 and was a round of the Australian Drivers' Championship on many occasions between 1957 and 1983.

The Court is the centrepiece of an emerging system of international criminal justice which includes national courts, international courts and hybrid tribunals with both national and international components.

Mr. Chowdhury (Bangladesh) said that although for 35 years, NPT had been the centrepiece of nuclear non proliferation and disarmament, its objective was still far from being achieved.

Foreign relations Upon gaining independence in 1960, Nigeria made African unity the centrepiece of its foreign policy and played a leading role in the fight against the apartheid government in South Africa.

The Peacebuilding Commission could become a centrepiece of the United Nations to help strengthen post conflict States and, as such, could become a key component of peace and security in the twenty first century.

Collaboration and partnership are the centrepiece of United Nations reform, and they are vital for subregional offices in their role as ECA outposts and facilitators of the subregional integration activities of the United Nations system.

Fourthly, in keeping with Iran's inalienable right to have access to a nuclear fuel cycle, continued interaction and technical and legal cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency will be the centrepiece of our nuclear policy.

Both the centrepiece of the exhibit a montage of textiles and other material produced by indigenous peoples in various parts of the world and the backdrop of contemporary colour photos were made possible by this collaboration.

The Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) remains the centrepiece of the non proliferation regime and, hence, the grave responsibility the 1995 review conference places upon the entire international community is self evident.

Then I went to work. When I got home the ants were gone, but some other critter had strewn garbage all over the kitchen, with a discarded mackerel carcass as the centrepiece. I heard a noise upstairs.

Ms. Argaña Mateu (Paraguay) said that bilingual education was part of the planned educational reform and a centrepiece of the Government's entire effort to give full value to the indigenous elements that were the root of Paraguayan culture.

Bridging the digital divide between the poor and wealthy countries is the centrepiece of the Digital Solidarity Agenda contained in the Plan of Action for ICT adopted at the World Summit on the Information Society in Geneva in 2003.

43. Arguments for continuation of the loan facility, albeit within modest levels, are compelling although grants are of clearly greater value to the debt encumbered countries served by the Fund and will therefore remain the centrepiece of its programmes.

In July 2004, the Under Secretary General for Communications and Public Information announced jointly with the Special Adviser on Africa, that the Department's Africa Recovery magazine the centrepiece of the Organization's Africa information programme would change its name to Africa Renewal.

Concerning the application of IAEA safeguards and nuclear verification, my delegation has repeatedly pointed out that the additional protocols are the centrepiece of the Agency's response by strengthening the effectiveness and improvement of the safeguards system as a contribution to global non proliferation objectives.

If we are serious in our endeavour to strengthen the United Nations as the centrepiece of the international order that is to be consolidated in the post cold war world, it is important that we maintain and even intensify this momentum to move forward on this crucial question during the current session of the General Assembly.