This belief was the point of departure for the study reported here.

The 13 practical steps adopted at the 2000 Review Conference should serve as a departure point.

I have circulated to all UN members a draft of such a convention, which offers a good point of departure.

The richness and the constructive discussion and exchange of views of the AHEG PARAM and its report constituted the CLI s point of departure.

At last the point has been reached in Iraq where everyone ostensibly wants the same thing the departure of Coalition forces from the country.

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.

Departure

Liechtenstein understands that the current draft should serve as a point of departure for consideration at the Eleventh Congress, taking into account the consultations already held.

The readmission of Taiwan into the United Nations, which we believe to be a legitimate demand of that country, would be the point of departure for such acceptance.

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

At 03 00, engineers began ferrying men and equipment over the river where they began assembling at the departure point, quite close to the American garrisons.

Demand for departure

(1) Earth departure

Date of Departure from New York ______________________________________________

But we certainly believe that they offer a good point of departure for the creative and innovative measures that are needed to reinvigorate the human rights machinery of the United Nations.

The point of departure for Western students freedom of speech and assembly, ideological pluralism, and a democratic political system was, for their Eastern colleagues, a distant objective that they were unlikely to achieve.

Taking note of the Secretary General's most recent report on that subject (A 58 377), it considered that the proposals formulated there should be the point of departure for debate on that subject.

Nevertheless, the election of a new, democratic, and lawful president has become accepted nationally as a necessary point of departure from the murderous path taken by the country with the extension of Lahoud s mandate.

Moreover, an unfunded liability path, once taken, is hard to leave, because at the point of departure, some generation is paying for past commitments and at least beginning to fund future ones.

Indeed, left Confucianism s departure from the status quo is precisely the point it is meant to provide a moral standard for social critics and to inspire visions of a more desirable political future.

The Regional Director responded that the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean document on the Millennium Development Goals presented a point of departure for policy dialogue with other United Nations agencies.

Egypt believes that the outcome document of this high level meeting will represent a new point of departure and will enhance our cooperation in the interests of the well being and prosperity of the peoples of Africa.

D1 (departure) and D1 (MPA) losses

(Malaria was probably the real cause of his departure.

Though prophecy is delusive, an agreed point of departure should be falling expectations. As Ipsos MORI s Social Research Institute reports The assumption of an automatically better future for the next generation is gone in much of the West.

Those events, which showed that there is no perfect security system in the face of threats of extreme violence, became the point of departure for this alliance and for vigilance and faithful compliance with international treaties and conventions.

That time table gives the hours of arrival and departure.

and when he thinks it is the time of departure

Vietnam was America s costliest departure from containment.

With every departure there is a return.

This is a major departure from classical deism.

The wives and children joined them upon departure.

Teachers of CKREE shall tale as their point of departure the objects clause of the primary and lower secondary school laid down in section 1 2, and present Christianity, other religions and philosophies of life on the basis of their distinctive characteristics.

Using the responses from Member States and additional materials (particularly those collected from global and regional conferences on public administration) as a point of departure, the present report offers global, rather than country specific, perspectives in public administration revitalization.

My departure from St John's was at around 5pm.

Shall we feel sad or not on Chavez's departure?

It was, of course, the context that made the difference. The point of departure for Western students freedom of speech and assembly, ideological pluralism, and a democratic political system was, for their Eastern colleagues, a distant objective that they were unlikely to achieve.

The recognition of these values must constitute as much a point of debate and departure in such discussions as any hostile force or individuals seeking to do us harm, or any challenges that we collectively confront as a people or a nation.

On the contrary, the rising threat of radicalization stems from delaying Saleh s departure.

WASHINGTON, DC The recent departure of Robert Diamond from Barclays marks a watershed.

The departure of the military component's medical unit will also be acutely felt.

Jomhour has published the following video showing the diplomats' departure

Refresher training is provided before each departure on an operation.

The era of Israeli pragmatism that he opened will not end with his departure.

For I am already being offered, and the time of my departure has come.