This change comes at a crucial time for the world economy.

This is a crucial moment for Darfur, and no time should be lost.

At a time when new sovereign debt restructurings are distinct possibilities, such action is crucial.

The current phase of reform comes at a particularly crucial time for the United Nations.

At the same time, it is crucial that women enjoy total reproductive autonomy and sexual sovereignty.

The Minister thanked the Secretary General for his political and moral leadership at a crucial time for the Organization.

He hands over the leadership of this body at a crucial time a time when we have to take concrete and firm action to effect such change.

Such assistance has been crucial in enabling us to access crucial but hitherto unavailable evidence on the role played by those in power at that time in Rwanda in planning and implementing the genocide.

At the same time, Obama cannot allow these long term issues to divert his attention from crucial short term issues.

At the same time, we believe it is crucial not to allow double standards in the implementation of that instrument.

Artillery launched cluster munitions will maintain a crucial capacity in the suppression of area targets for a long time to come.

The crucial policy issue ahead, however, is how to time and sequence the exit strategy from this massive monetary and fiscal easing.

But, at the same time, small states are also more likely to be successful in defending crucial aspects of the welfare state.

At the same time, I was impressed with one crucial difference between Korea s efforts in the 1960 s and what is possible today.

This is crucial because, for the first time, it gives a clear idea of what we can safely do in producing further emissions.

From time to time, one hears Christians telling the story of how God organized things for them, so that everything worked out all right some difficulty overcome, some illness cured, some trouble averted, a parking space found at a crucial time.

This is crucial.

Such reform is crucial.

That distinction is crucial.

Should the Committee come to another conclusion, the crucial question is what the State party's Government had reason to believe at the time of the expulsion.

LONDON Next week, governments will gather in Warsaw, Poland, for a crucial round of climate negotiations, with both expectation and ambition running at an all time low.

It is indeed well deserved recognition of his work at a crucial time for the future of disarmament, non proliferation and the peaceful use of nuclear energy.

It recalled that the crucial question is what the State party had reason to believe, in light of the guarantees given, at the time of the expulsion.

But it is not crucial.

International action is also crucial.

This is a crucial outcome.

What happens next is crucial.

Literacy is a crucial concern.

Those message are absolutely crucial.

The crucial issue is market access.

Likewise, less risky treatments are crucial.

The crucial issue will be turnout.

Another crucial factor is continued violence.

Local crime prevention councils are crucial.

National development strategies were also crucial.

In 1991, by which time the last aircraft had been delivered, E 3s participated in Operation Desert Storm, playing a crucial role of directing Coalition aircraft against the enemy.

The next few months will be crucial.

Jordan s participation in both stages is crucial.

Franklin Roosevelt and Truman made crucial contributions.

This is a crucial period for Kosovo.

Country level capacity crucial for gender mainstreaming.

The State party recalls that the crucial issue to be decided is what its Government, in view of the guarantees received, had reason to believe at the time of the expulsion.

Given that adequate financial and human resources were needed for any given peacekeeping mission to succeed, it was crucial for Member States to pay their contributions on time and in full.

These genetic clones had a few crucial differences.

Such information is crucial for making good decisions.