In many least developed countries, including Tuvalu, the achievement of the MDGs is not on course.

There are many reasons for this, including the complexity of education investments, weak global governance, and of course money.

However, aside from a few countries including China, of course, but also Spain low infrastructure spending is epidemic.

Terrorism dominated the armed activities of many of the groups that subscribe to this worldview, including, of course, Al Qaeda.

In this corner of cyberspace, there is, of course, everything under the sun, including calls for the worst sort of sectarianism.

The international left has opted for a reformist course, including, where necessary, coalition governments with centrist partners.

Significant progress was reported on the E Tourism Initiative, including the development of a training course on ICT and e tourism.

So, during the course of 2009, the EU sent election observation missions to various countries, including Mozambique, Afghanistan, Guinea Bissau, Lebanon, Malawi, and Bolivia.

Since the first training course in July 2000, UNMOVIC has conducted 30 training courses, including seven basic and 11 advanced courses.

Some of the most frequently targeted institutions are the law enforcement agencies, including Customs, the Police, passport issuing officials and, of course, the judiciary and financial institutions.

Of course.

Of course.

Of course!

The word decisive holds important implications for key resources including fuels, financial capital, and, of course, the currency that historically have been subject to state administered pricing.

Yes, of course.

Hariri Of course.

That s what it is, isn t it? Of course it is, of course it is.

We are of course maintaining a constructive dialogue and recommending an expeditious return to democracy, including national reconciliation and the necessary reforms and legislation to move the country forward.

Of course we don't.

Of course I'll wait.

Of course it's her.

Of course, challenges remain.

He s right, of course.

Yes, yes of course.

Because it does seem to me that large organizations including government, which is, of course, the largest organization of all, have actually become completely disconnected with what actually matters to people.

Of course, a strengthening of the oil currencies (including not only the Gulf States, but also other Middle East countries and Russia) would not turn around the US trade balance overnight.

The FARC EP and the ELN carried out a series of attacks against the civilian population in the course of 2004, including various massacres and kidnappings of civilians by the FARC EP.

The contribution from the UNCITRAL Secretariat to the next course will focus on issues of harmonization of laws on international trade law from the perspective of UNCITRAL, including past and current work.

UE Oh of course, of course. Some people have crazy ideas and JC ...a round of applause...

A number of sector specific studies have been launched in the course of the year with the support of UNCTAD, including in the areas of tourism and telecommunications and financial services in Kenya.

Guests were not expected to eat of each dish, of course, for the entrées were followed by a Second Course and a Third Course, of game and fruit.

Bearing in mind that all human rights, including the right to development, are universal, indivisible, interdependent and interrelated, and thus should be treated equally in the course of international cooperation,

The goal of each course is to reach a black flag at the end of the course.

It often happens in the course of programme implementation that priorities may dictate reallocation of resources within the section, including reallocation of unspent balances of funds under the individual projects within a budget section.

Dilbert already knows, of course.

Which, of course, spread virally.

And, of course, happy faces.

Of course it's a joke!

Of course it's a joke!

Whaat? No, of course not.

Of course I love her.

Asia, of course, is different.

This is nonsense, of course.

Nothing is assured, of course.

Of course, we shouldn t overreact.