Serve! Sherwin Nuland says, It was a privilege to serve as a doctor.

to serve as an excuse or a warning .

The campaign could serve as a strong model for future efforts.

The survey may also serve as a guide to Government interventions.

It will serve as a useful reference point in our deliberations.

A theory of truth for a language can serve as a theory of meaning.

If the elected Chair is not able to serve in that capacity for a meeting, the Vice Chair shall serve as Chair.

Some believe that military interventions can serve as a useful course correction.

A number of criteria should serve as the basis for these tests

Military assistance should support a political plan, not serve as a substitute for one.

Each and every one of us should serve as a messenger of peace and as a goodwill ambassador.

And then I would propose as this last component that they serve, or have the potential to serve, as building blocks.

The outcome document will serve as a good starting point for that effort.

They can serve both as an incentive to forego the acquisition of WMD and as a deterrent.

So long as a large number of American troops remains as an occupying force, they serve as a recruiting tool for insurgents.

Doing so would serve donors interest as well.

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Negative list agreements may serve as an example.

Ms. Teriosina agreed to serve also as Rapporteur.

It will also serve as a critical underpinning to the other MTSP focus areas.

For each workshop, a position paper was prepared to serve as background for discussion.

Each individual, family and community must serve as a building block for global peace.

But a country does not have to be large to serve as a model for others.

It can serve as a means of dispute resolution and sustain diversity as a condition for the dynamic stability of a society.

We have mutually enriching Euro Asian traditions that could serve as a basis for such a dialogue.

But it is one thing to be popular and another to serve as a model.

Indeed, these Asian principles can serve as a part of an emerging common global ethic.

UNICEF continued to serve as a global convener and leader on issues related to OVCs.

The sustainable development profiles serve as a hub for integrating information in the other profiles.

They will serve as the Bureau of the session.

If both are unable to serve in their respective capacities, the Board shall elect a member from among its members present to serve as Chair for that meeting.

In such cases, war, as the Egyptians showed in 1973, might still serve as an avenue to resolving a conflict.

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

They are readily understandable by citizens and elected officials and serve as a powerful rhetorical symbol.

It is intended to serve as a guide to the understanding and application of the Declaration.

It continues to serve as the seat of Parliament today.

He will also serve as President of COP MOP 1.

This is not serious policy. Military assistance should support a political plan, not serve as a substitute for one.

Indonesia is hopeful that this could serve as a solid foundation to foster a genuine and mutually beneficial partnership.

They, as well as Judges Park and Nelson, will serve until 30 September 2014.

As he put it, the US was built for a purpose to serve eternal and universal principles.

Merah is too anomalous to serve as a typical example of anything, including racial or religious discrimination.

The past can serve as a guide to the consequences of the warming that we are causing.

Flexible exchange rates thus serve as a self stabilizing device that protects capital importing countries against overheating.