That could not be taken for granted.

Several types of action could be taken

That practical proposal could be taken into consideration.

But they said it could not be taken.

Gender could be taken into account by such means as

A number of measures could be taken to that end.

There is a way Calahorra could be taken without a blow.

Action taken in pursuit of self determination could not be termed terrorism.

Therefore, donor funds could once again be wasted unless action is taken.

Such action could be taken to prevent or, if that fails, redress

Currently numerous steps were being taken so victims of violence could be heard.

Similarly, the trend towards combining documents, while useful, could be taken too far.

Existing Legal Framework Options Either one or two of these options could be taken, or all three could be implemented as a package.

Federal Government appropriation for land acquisition could be kept small, but a huge area of land could still be taken none the less.

INSOL recognizes that different views of the scope of possible work could be taken.

(d) At UNOMIG, no approved leave request forms could be provided for leave taken

This could be taken as evidence of the overall success of the health system.

You said anybody might have taken the photograph that it could be any garden.

Either way, Kenyans and their votes would be taken seriously, and tempers could well subside.

For the remaining 20 per cent (US 27 million) reasonable assurance could not be taken.

Hence, the decision that the Committee had just taken could not be considered a precedent.

C. Other measures which could be taken within the framework of prevention of racial discrimination

A whole array of actions could be taken to mobilize resources, both financial and human.

173. It was pointed out that decisions concerning hearings could properly be taken only after the parties had stated their claims and defences and the arbitral tribunal could anticipate the extent of evidence to be taken.

The question could be taken up as a sub item of the agenda and the working group could be re established, if needed, in the future.

In that context, measures could also be taken with respect to all categories of external debt.

A decision to this effect could be taken at the present session of the General Assembly.

A political decision by the General Assembly on this matter could be taken at this session.

The United Nations could not, however, act alone adequate measures to protect personnel could be taken only with the help of Member States.

My night! I could have taken Wilson apart!

Yugoslavia was chosen mostly because earnings from previous showings of movies there could not be taken out of the country, but could be used to fund the production.

Now China bashing has taken over, and the result could be just as bad, if not worse.

That would also allow the identification of potential risks so that pre emptive action could be taken.

IV. FURTHER APPROPRIATE MEASURES WHICH COULD BE TAKEN TO LIMIT THE EXPORT OF ANTI PERSONNEL LAND MINES

Further steps have been taken to attract such foreign investments as could be beneficial to the Territory.

Could be book, could be DVDs, could be courses, could be anything.

Much remains to be done, however, and this is a good opportunity to discuss some practical measures that could be taken.

There would be considerable cost savings if such initiatives, especially at the research level, could be taken in a regional context.

May they be taken away, may they be taken away.

They could have taken those stockings and done anything.

We could have been seen or taken by surprise.

You could have taken over. You had the time.

But the same or a similar approach could be taken in many countries today, from Angola to Zimbabwe.

Any doubt about authorization could be taken up with the Coordination Committee if the concerned State so desired.

91. Mrs. AL ALAWI (Bahrain) said that development aims could not be achieved unless social measures were taken.