It may also presuppose at least a temporary settlement of the main regional conflicts.

And better relations with Egypt presuppose closer ties with Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood.

16. Traditional approaches to development presuppose that it takes place under conditions of peace.

Democracy and the free market economy are interconnected, because they presuppose the right and the responsibility to freely choose.

1) Treaties between the belligerent states which presuppose the maintenance of common political action or good relations between them, for example, treaties of alliance, are abrogated.

But that would presuppose a small gesture towards the Palestinians, whom Israelis regard as being so deeply divided among themselves that no progress toward a peace settlement seems possible.

56. The tasks outlined above, however, presuppose the availability of adequate financial resources for UNSO and a firm commitment and resource mobilization strategy from UNDP to support UNSO efforts.

See also Starke, supra note 28, at 409 ( Treaties between the belligerent States which presuppose the maintenance of common political action or good relations between them, for example, treaties of alliance, are abrogated ).

A second difficulty arises from the fact that the new laws presuppose a fundamentally different relationship between individual citizens and the State, and as yet this new relationship has barely begun to emerge.

Moreover, the Cold War never ended in East Asia, requiring the preservation of a US led security system centered on the US Japan alliance an alliance that appears to presuppose a pliant Japanese political system.

It would therefore be inappropriate for the author to seek findings and remedies on behalf of the First Nations when they are not properly before the Committee, and these findings would presuppose the result in the Williams Treaties First Nations' domestic litigation.

If indeed we are interested in revitalizing the United Nations and enhancing the credibility, moral authority, effectiveness and representative nature of the Security Council, we should not presuppose that the present situation in respect of the permanent members is for all time.

Our era is probably much more religious than the eighteenth century ever was. To invoke Voltaire is one thing, I thought at the time, but to act responsibly may presuppose refraining from insulting what is most sacred to others, whether it be Christ, Muhammad, or the Shoah.

It is not unusual to find in contemporary thought a consideration of myth as a factor that produces balance and a readiness to reinstate the sacred, which does not however presuppose a return to obscurantism but is rather a recognition of another dimension to what is human.

if you could open the window, that would be great even though the content is an imperative, the fact that you're not using the imperative voice means that you're not acting as if you're in a relationship of dominance, where you could presuppose the compliance of the other person.

One of the main merits of the report is that it recognizes that the multinational models applicable to the various stages of the complete nuclear fuel cycle depend on the will of their participants and so their exhaustive recommendations presuppose the existence of agreements between the States that decide to establish them.

The impact of the report of the Commission on the Truth on Salvadorian society has perhaps been the most important human rights development during the period covered by this report (February, March and April), demonstrating yet again that peace and democracy presuppose a system which guarantees the effective exercise of human rights.

If you express your request as a conditional if you could open the window, that would be great even though the content is an imperative, the fact that you're not using the imperative voice means that you're not acting as if you're in a relationship of dominance, where you could presuppose the compliance of the other person.