Profligate states go bankrupt if necessary.

If not, more draconian solutions will be necessary.

Additional ESF3 funding will be provided if necessary.

If necessary, they may be described using additional BNF rules.

If necessary, the Secretariat will translate the request and questions.

Yet capital continued to be seen as necessary, if not sufficient.

If necessary, China should beat them, we need to be tougher.

If necessary, proposals should be made to correct the strategies followed.

Their essential tasks should be movement, information gathering, and, if necessary, combat.

If increased agricultural productivity is necessary, so, too, is improved water management.

The US will have to enter talks direct and bilateral if necessary.

If carried far enough, this process would ultimately catalyze the necessary changes.

undertakes other measures if considered necessary for the resolution of the problem

If necessary, the State party should seek international assistance in this regard.

He suggested that a consumption range could be made available if necessary.

It was a necessary, if infuriating, act of salvation to avoid economic disaster.

The measures described can be scaled up if a bigger target becomes necessary.

This, too, will be possible only if religious authorities back the necessary reforms.

Certainly, recourse to binding settlement procedures could ultimately also be made, if necessary.

(a) maintain air concentrations below occupational exposure standards , using engineering controls if necessary

Arms embargoes work only if the necessary means to enforce them are in place and if everyone observes them painstakingly.

If necessary the Executive Secretary may engage local counsel to help achieve this result.

(f) Encouraging and facilitating, if necessary, collaboration and cooperation among the various oversight bodies.

Tax harmonization between ESCWA members is necessary if those distortions are to be removed.

This would allow corrective measures to be introduced in Hong Kong (China) if necessary.

If we are to avoid the worst, fundamental change is not only necessary, but unavoidable.

The clip must be padded out, if necessary, to fit the resolution of the display.

If clarifications were necessary, they should be inserted in the commentary to the appropriate article.

if necessary, it submits a request to the court for a temporary measure of protection

When they occur, states would stand ready to intervene to put an end to them, peacefully if possible, by force if necessary.

If it is deemed necessary, the subcommission may request the coastal State to correct the format and or to provide any necessary additional information, in a timely manner.

If necessary, the IMF can issue special drawing rights (SDRs) to generate the global liquidity needed.

If there is no other way to stop the thieves, the use of force is necessary.

Each Application Centre has a special area where children can be left, under supervision if necessary.

We are sure that those efforts will yield results if they are given the necessary support.

If the message was not clear, the necessary changes could be made to the next report.

That may not be a foregone conclusion, but it is, we believe, achievable if all make the necessary effort and if current trends continue.

So bringing the savings rate down is necessary if domestic and external balances are to be achieved.

If we are serious about a master plan for growth, we need to provide the necessary means.

But investors will become increasingly cautious even about these countries if the necessary fiscal consolidation is delayed.

Decides to review the arrangements referred to in paragraph 1 above at its future sessions if necessary.

If necessary, MONUC could, to the extent permitted by its current mandate, provide assistance to the process.

NOTE While references are not necessary in SDS's, references may be included in this section if desired. .

The recalculation of the value data will be carried out simultaneously in both databases, if deemed necessary.

28. Requests the Secretary General, making use of existing capacities within the Secretariat and, if necessary, voluntary contributions