It provides States parties with an opportunity to make meaningful progress towards better addressing their humanitarian concerns, without jeopardizing their defence interests.

Europe s banks would make a killing without reducing Greek debt in any meaningful way.

And so the fallacy that we need this resource and we can actually make it in a time frame that is meaningful is not possible.

In part, this reflects political hedging by the MILF in the face of Manila s incapacity to make meaningful concessions.

Our road map to peace includes an inclusive process to make democracy meaningful and to provide good governance for the people.

The problem is that it remains a departure without any meaningful destination.

Other gestures to help struggling middle class Americans may show where his heart is, but are too small to make a meaningful difference.

And coordinated EU US efforts to persuade key developing countries like China and India to make meaningful contributions to the Copenhagen agreement are essential.

We reaffirm the commitment of the Ibero American community to international law and effective multilateralism, to which we wish to make a meaningful contribution.

First, how would it be possible to generate new integrationist processes where appropriate and make existing ones more meaningful or intense as a result of the emulation potential that is inherent in global regional interaction.

As a result, outsize gains in asset markets and the related risks of new bubbles are needed to make a meaningful difference for the real economy.

If we can make meaningful economic progress in the coming generations, one of the pivotal reasons will be that people are allowed to move more freely.

If the G 20 leaders can also make meaningful progress towards resolving the Doha Round of trade negotiations, they will add momentum for global economic stabilization.

Iraq further argues that Saudi Arabia has collected too few samples to make its sampling and analytical techniques to establish damage to marine subtidal habitat meaningful.

It is equally clear that Asian states are not yet ready to assume the more meaningful leadership in global affairs that will be necessary to ensure that this tectonic shift can make the world more stable and secure than it has been.

I didn't actually get meaningful work done.

If you think this hunger strike will achieve nothing and therefor don t want to participate that s okay, but please don t try to make of it what it is simply not. If you decided to participate, then think why you are doing it don t just follow the crowd blindly, and be sure that you can make the case for this. It will be more meaningful and far more rewarding.

How can we scale entrepreneurship to the point that it has a measurable and meaningful impact on the economy?

Remarkable as it seems, only a small fraction of drugs are innovative in any meaningful sense of the word.

Mute suffering is fine as a moral principle, but only Gandhi could use it to bring about meaningful change.

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

And, to make this pressure to disclose meaningful, part of one debate should focus on budget proposals, with the questions being structured around how the CBO has reacted to specifics.

A decade later, that proposal still seems meaningful.

I hope that meaningful progress comes in 2011.

Meaningful participation by civil society requires adequate funding.

Do you make it grow or is it We who make it grow ?

Do you make it grow or is it We who make it grow ?

The sooner these limitations are appreciated, the more likely it is that a meaningful post Kyoto agreement can be achieved.

In 2008, Michael Shermer coined the word patternicity , defining it as the tendency to find meaningful patterns in meaningless noise .

By adopting a more interactive and action oriented approach, the Commission should be able to make a meaningful contribution to the preparations for the major meeting planned for the following year.

The outcome document contains numerous meaningful and useful ideas.

Policymakers seem convinced that the time is not right for a meaningful initiative to address inequality of income, wealth, and opportunity. But waiting will only make the problem more difficult to resolve.

A fourth trend, which has emerged in the past years, is related to a growing demand to make democracy more meaningful and to allow for more opportunities of participation in policymaking.4

That regrettable situation calls for a rethinking of ways and means to make the mandate of the offices in the subregions meaningful and actionable and to establish them as valuable developmental partners.

So, these little details help to make it work, make it real.

It is now that we can use the diversity of our talents to create intelligent, meaningful and extraordinary work. It's now.

Genocide is a socially meaningful way to describe a species of annihilation it is the legal category that we must question.

It is long overdue for the international community to take meaningful measures to restore the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people.

The trial correspondence for a subset of the classification has shown that the conceptual differences for development of the detail of the classifications make it practically impossible to arrive at meaningful correspondence tables that can be used to convert data between the two classifications precisely.

Studies for the structure of the roof, which demands maybe new materials how to make it white, how to make it translucent, how to make it glowing, how to make it not capricious.

For other companies, just the IBM endorsement can be meaningful.

For years, China has also blocked meaningful sanctions against Burma.

And that means better, more meaningful responses when we search.

I thank representatives for making this debate a meaningful one.

It has conducted fair trials and has provided a meaningful appellate process that has led to significant convictions and equally significant acquittals.