We actively seek wider engagement with religious leaders on this issue.

We still believe that any discussions on the issue of non weaponization of outer space have to involve a wider range of actors.

Contrary to many previous rounds of Cyprus negotiations, the issue this time is not confined to the island alone but embraces the wider region.

For instance, in Afghanistan, a more comprehensive policy framework is being developed within which displacement may be managed as a wider migration and poverty eradication issue.

Wider involvement

Towards a Wider Europe

And compassion is unleashed in wider and wider circles by signs and stories, never by statistics and strategies.

But there is a wider lesson.

The US experience has wider implications.

But now those divides are wider.

They argue that their situation is part of a wider context of discrimination in access to housing at issue in the State party and submit a number of reports of international monitoring mechanisms in support.x

In this regard, the General Assembly needs to clearly signal to the wider public that this body is seized of this critical issue, as weapons of mass destruction pose the greatest threat to human existence.

Conditions across the wider Sahel are similarly worrisome.

Such attacks might trigger a wider regional conflagration.

Similarly, among World Trade Organization members, China has made the deepest commitment to liberalization of services, India has raised the issue of wider services liberalization, and Brazil has been decisive in cracking American and European agricultural protection.

My Representative in Guinea Bissau has conveyed to the authorities the need to address this issue with a view to understanding the wider implications of such a measure on peace, security, justice and the rule of law.

5) Within the wider EU, solidarity threatens to decline.

Wider though still limited access to improved sanitation services.

This necessitates a wider geographical presence throughout the country.

Also, the Headquarters Poverty Reduction Group of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) continues to develop a practice note on ageing and development that will bring the issue to a wider audience at both Headquarters and in the field.

That wider question, which the authors' seek to present to the Committee through the lens of the Covenant, is the subject of current litigation in the State party's courts by the same counsel who withdrew the issue in the present case.

At a meeting late in December 2004 with Ministers Ramos Horta and Wirajuda, I stressed that the issue of serious crimes committed in 1999 was a concern not only for the two countries, but also for the wider international community.

A wider breakdown of regional order in the Middle East.

But the popular resentment of Islam goes deeper and wider.

The puzzle of Berlusconi s survival reflects a wider European conundrum.

They welcome measured and respectful US, European, and wider support.

Such extensive civilizations brought peace and stability over wider areas.

(o) Wider access to standard analytical methods and reference materials

The draft article would facilitate wider participation in the convention.

In the south of Yunnan, in Simao and Xishuangbanna Prefectures, the river changes as the valley opens out, the floodplain becomes wider, and the river becomes wider and slower.

The Wider Europe Initiative is meant to help develop those attributes.

Some of the changes include a wider page and a sidebar.

For others it has had a wider connotation for several decades.

These need to be undertaken or expanded on a wider scale.

But it requires more ambitious and wider public and private sector support.

The profession s dissident voices, it seems, are finally reaching a wider audience.

Wider Europe in the East happens to coincide with Russia's near abroad.

So the lessons learned from the Montreal Protocol may have wider significance.

Dr. Leila explained that it's part of a wider movement to educate.

They need a wider and more robust portfolio of ideas to draw upon.

These refusals to accept matters of plain fact reflect a still wider pattern.

Typically, the productivity gap with the rest of the economy is much wider.

The republican project of modernization will continue, with a wider mobilization of society.

Yet unreliable electricity supplies are also a major concern for the wider population.

(Celestial mechanics uses more general rules applicable to a wider variety of situations.