The campaign could serve as a strong model for future efforts.

Sugar cane could be used for ethanol production, while coconut oil could serve as a diesel substitute.

For example, UNICEF could serve as the procurement arm for WHO Regional Office for Europe, and a Copenhagen forum could be created for sharing information, experience and best practice.

This instrument could serve a useful purpose and its use could be facilitated more actively.

We have mutually enriching Euro Asian traditions that could serve as a basis for such a dialogue.

It could also serve as the starting point for a general UNHCR security policy on ICT matters.

It is our hope that these papers could serve as one important basis for our future substantive work.

Parties could request the Multilateral Fund to serve as the operational entity for a Rotterdam Convention financial mechanism.

Such an organization could best serve to protect our planet and should act as a guardian for future generations.

The document which UNODC was to produce in the next few months could serve as a basis for the project.

We also believe that the Peacebuilding Commission could serve as a most useful tool for enhanced donor coordination and interaction.

The jihadists appear to want a Taliban style Iraq that could serve as a bastion for the wider global Islamist insurgency.

The first impact of monetizing vanishing assets could be to lower demand for such goods, since one lawnmower, for example, can serve many people.

Then how could you serve, you know, a beat up old dress or something.

Women could contribute to development and serve society through means other than remunerated labour.

Parties could request the Stockholm Convention to allow its financial mechanism to also serve as the financial mechanism for the Rotterdam Convention.

Its course of pro growth deficit reduction, together with its suggestions for strengthening Europe s fiscal framework, could serve as a blueprint for European economic governance.

In the longer term, a flexible and effective legal framework for security rights could serve as a useful tool to increase economic growth.

In the longer term, a flexible and effective legal framework for security rights could serve as a useful tool to increase economic growth.

A new proposal had been put forward that might be acceptable to all. Alternatively, it could serve as the basis for a consensus.

The government forces were especially noted not for their combat ability but for their atrocities, when they burnt villages that could serve as support bases for the dahalo.

Staff who did not meet those criteria could not continue to serve beyond 30 June 2006.

It could further serve to reduce the rate of recidivism. Restorative justice presented a holistic approach combining a tool for criminal justice with an instrument for social engineering.

Improved access to finance, for example, could be provided by export import banks, which offer financial products to serve home customers wanting to invest abroad.

You could fight for your country, you could die for your country, you could serve in your country's civil service, but you didn't really have the information and the knowledge and the ability to help build the stronger society in the way that you do now.

We could set up solidarity houses in Greece, which would serve as community centers for the local population and also provide food and shelter to migrants.

In Algeria, Bouteflika s brother, Said, has been linked to a grassroots movement that it is rumored could eventually serve as a basis for his succession bid.

In view of rule 107 (f) of the Committee's rules, therefore, a six month limit could arguably serve as a point of departure for the Committee.

Of course, the African panel for criminal justice and reconciliation, proposed by Nigeria on behalf of the African Union, could also serve as a way out.

Option 4 Use the Montreal Protocol Multilateral Fund Parties could request the Multilateral Fund to serve as the operational entity for a Rotterdam Convention financial mechanism.

His country's advanced demining technology and logistic know how could serve to train specialists in a short time.

Could it be corruption? Some academic economists consult for banks or rating agencies, give speeches to investor conferences, serve as expert witnesses, and carry out sponsored research.

From those various clarifications, it might be said that the Organized Crime Convention alone could not serve as the legal basis for the offences it considered extraditable.

Indonesia is hopeful that this could serve as a solid foundation to foster a genuine and mutually beneficial partnership.

The case, Carter v. Canada, could serve as a textbook on the facts, law, and ethics of assistance in dying.

If Thaksin is sincere, he could serve Thailand by bringing back a few of his host city s more admirable virtues.

Governments could decide to expand the existing GEF POPs focal area to serve a cluster of chemicals conventions and processes.

If the parties to a transaction could prove who had signed and what had been signed, there was no need for a separate abstract reliability test, which could trap the incautious and serve as a weapon for non parties seeking to attack the transaction.

With the end of the Cold War, the containment of the Soviet Union ushered in by Kissinger s visit could no longer serve as the basis for US China relations.

Even before the Bolsheviks took power in October 1917, West expressed her doubts that events in Russia could serve as a model for socialists in Britain or anywhere else.

More specifically, Workshop 5 could serve as a point of departure for the consideration of measures to combat economic crime and money laundering, including discussion of the following issues

This approach could serve as a guideline for future work, which, in accordance with the outline contained in the seventh report, would focus on the study of State practice.

I serve not what you serve

I serve not what you serve

The inclusive multilateral framework of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe could serve as a basis for the way forward. Diplomatic and political progress proved possible even during the Cold War.