It would take up the matter again in July, taking into account the situation of other treaty bodies.

If the international community shies away from properly taking up this challenge, it will be doing so at its peril.

And it started to take off. And you can see that the units started to trend up, the hidden inflection point it was taking off.

Today more girls are now taking up courses in mechanics and carpentry.

Set up training and job creation programmes, taking into account the factors that make it difficult for women to enter the labour market.

Sometimes the husband does not agree to his wife taking up a profession.

In this case what we're doing is we're taking the orchestra floor, lifting it up, spinning it, changing the rake, taking it back to flat floor, changing the rake again. In essence, you can begin to define rakes and viewing angles of people in the orchestra seating, at will.

NermeenEdrees People are taking up from where they left off on Feb 2011 Egypt

But it is also not the mindless preacher of fiscal austerity that it is accused of being and it should start taking the lead in managing the crisis, rather than holding up the rear.

Lee refused, telling him, Michael, the only problem with you taking this medication ... is you're going to take it and you're not going to wake up.

Both at national and provincial level, it appears that the political culture and terms of employment constitute the chief obstacles to women taking up political office.

It was not until the early 1990s that the equipment was developed to make it possible to plastinate whole body specimens, each specimen taking up to 1,500 man hours to prepare.

Quality education is one of the global priorities that world leaders will be taking up.

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And second, when he sees Ivan taking the sandwich where he left his, where we would say he's taking that one because he thinks it's his, the three year old comes up with another explanation He's not taking his own sandwich because he doesn't want it, because now it's dirty, on the ground.

But as the celebration was taking place, opposition protests were broken up elsewhere in the capital.

During this time of the year, these sites ramp up their coverage to keep up with the daily events taking place in the country.

It is intended next to invite the Committee to turn its attention to the draft overarching policy strategy (SAICM PREPCOM.3 3), taking up each section in sequence.

It depends on us taking the third side.

Regional leaders must not get caught up in finger pointing or avoid taking responsibility for past transgressions.

But when tensions relax, the idea of taking up arms again becomes painful and unsupportable inasmuch as it means a return to the familiar and terrible experience of suffering.

With President Barack Obama recently taking up some of these themes in his second inaugural address, it is worthwhile to examine the message of Inequality for All more closely.

The President emphasized the significance of the COP MOP taking up the consideration of Article 3, paragraph 9, as it marked the formal start of negotiations on future commitments.

And we're taking vanity and shoving it down here.

Owing to the importance of the Conference's priority issues, unless it is able to embark on substantive work soon, we must retain the option of taking up its subject matter elsewhere.

These partnerships have been taking shape, and it is now up to us to give them substance by establishing appropriate frameworks, harmonizing methods and pooling capacities and resources for our work.

Many end up taking cheap medicines that are not effective because the malaria parasite has developed resistance to them.

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And I gave up salt, I went vegan, and I started taking huge doses of sildenafil, also known as Viagra.

In my view, what we need today is people getting up and taking action to reclaim the meaning of peace.

In the media, civil society, and in communities up and down the African continent, women are taking on major responsibilities.

As a result, they often harbor anger and resentment toward the government, with some even taking up arms in resistance.

Even though our decisions ended up taking us down different roads, both were very difficult choices made after much deliberation.

Up until 8 May 1945, 335 persons had lost their lives while taking part in the efforts of the RNoAF.

Then after a period of fourteen years I went up again to Jerusalem with Barnabas, taking Titus also with me.

I believe that there is no point in taking up again those points which are already a matter of record.

CaliforniaKat, an American living in Greece, published a comprehensive post about what is taking place, a lists of major fires, the events leading up to it, and what can people do to help.

Cambridge How does globalization reshape wealth and opportunity around the world? Is it mainly a force for good, enabling poor nations to lift themselves up from poverty by taking part in global markets?

After years of taking a passive, low profile approach to the epidemic, health officials have stepped up their anti HIV campaign.

I know too that wars are messy, and if Molhem hadn t been taking pictures, he may well have taken up arms.

In addition, the Head in Zimbabwe has been appointed and will be taking up his duties as of early November 2005.

It's exactly equivalent to taking one 325 milligram aspirin tablet, throwing it into the middle of Lake Tahoe, and then stirring it up, obviously with a very big stick, and waiting two years or so until the solution is homogeneous.

And now, you've got to wrap it up and tie it up here.