And that's a much bigger project it's going to take 20 years or so to come to fruition.

A lasting political solution can come to fruition only when the rebel group becomes a democratic civilian organization.

In Syria, on the other hand, the revolution has not yet come to fruition, owing to the regime s brutal repression of its opponents.

Our efforts should propel this issue to fruition.

But he who desires the Hereafter and strives for it in the manner he should , and is a true believer , his striving will come to fruition .

But he who desires the Hereafter and strives for it in the manner he should , and is a true believer , his striving will come to fruition .

The excellent presentation this morning by Under Secretary General Jean Marie Guéhenno, as well as his leadership qualities, give us the confidence that the desired results will come to fruition.

international community does not have the time to negotiate and bring to fruition a LBI.

Clearly, however, none of the efforts being made by the Government of Nicaragua will come to fruition if we cannot resolve the structural problems facing our country and developing countries in particular.

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Specific actions are set out in each area that would help bring our goals to fruition.

At the inter agency level, a number of initiatives were brought to fruition during the reporting period.

Secondly, the views of Member States should count in the decision to bring to fruition ideas on Council reform.

In short, perhaps two and a half out of the Obama administration s five policy initiatives came to fruition.

If at least two such projects had come to fruition, the income of 4 million to 10 million would have been enough to film 50 feature cartoons at an average cost of 200,000, or a total of 400 short cartoons, for Cuban children.

Fortunately, my bearish view comes to fruition in May, when the full extent of the country s fiscal problems becomes clear.

Only by fulfilling the first phase of the road map stopping terrorism can the partnership reach fruition.

It provides the most timely opportunity to bring to fruition our discussions over a decade to achieve a more representative, transparent and effective Security Council.

While training of teachers or changes in the curriculum to accommodate children with special needs is a priority, these will take time to reach fruition.

It is only through implementation that we can bring to fruition this unfinished agenda of the United Nations by the end of this second decade.

It will also introduce new team configurations, work processes and technologies which will replace manual tasks and bring these new efficiencies into fruition.

Given the complex nature of the peace process, the Secretary General is urged to continue to spearhead the efforts of the international community to ensure the full fruition of the peace process.

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And give the women their bridal money willingly then if they willingly give you a part of it , eat ( use ) it with joy and fruition .

Although landlocked developing countries have made a good start in their efforts to follow up and implement the Almaty Programme of Action since its adoption at the 2003 Almaty Conference, much remains to be done to bring it to fruition.

The Monitoring Group will continue to work with IMO to bring some of these projects to fruition, with a view to ensuring safety for the Somali coastline and to improving in particular the enforcement of the arms embargo violations along the coastline.

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Stressing the need to consider the views of all Member States on this all important issue of the reform of the Security Council with a view to bringing to fruition ideas that have been the subject of several debates over the years,

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It starts with an idea and requires a wide range of skills to bring that idea to fruition synthesis or extraction of more or less complicated molecules, proof of their therapeutic effect in cell cultures and animals, testing for toxicity, and clinical studies.

I wish to take this opportunity to express Japan's high appreciation to Ambassador Christian Wenaweser of Liechtenstein for the great efforts and initiatives he has taken as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee and the Working Group to bring the negotiations on the Protocol to fruition.

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On that Day will come what is to come .

Of course, the public can and should be included through a national referendum in assessing the results once the talks have reached fruition and a comprehensive settlement is reached that both leaders say they can live with.

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One of those lesser known 'what ifs' is the Madagascar Plan, which nearly came to fruition during World War II. The Madagascar Plan was a suggested policy by the Nazi government of Germany to relocate the Jewish population of Europe to the island of Madagascar at the height of the war.

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