What they have earned will not benefit them at all , nor will those they adopted as lords instead of God . They will have a terrible punishment .

What they have earned will not benefit them at all , nor will those they adopted as lords instead of God . They will have a terrible punishment .

This time will be reduced by half if the couple have children (natural or adopted).

The following strategies have been adopted

The modalities for trade facilitation adopted in the July package have explicitly adopted this approach.

We hope that the draft resolution will be adopted by consensus, as similar texts have been every year in the past.

We have liberalized our economy and have adopted free market policies.

The following procedures and mechanisms have been adopted

The reports on these visits have been adopted.

We expect that it will be adopted by consensus.

Finally, the case studies will analyse the policies adopted by the individual countries that have an explicit or implicit impact on productivity developments.

In the document we have just adopted, those commitments have been considerably reinforced.

But the rich countries have instead adopted failed strategies.

Most military forces have adopted the French millieme system.

Many measures have been adopted to prevent brush fires.

Results indicate that 42.5 per cent of countries have adopted policies on this matter, 27.4 per cent have passed legislation, 41.6 per cent have adopted programmes and 42.5 per cent have allocated financial resources.

If adopted, these measures will further compound America's fiscal mess.

Since the Team last reported, the Security Council has adopted resolution 1566 (2004) which will have particular bearing on the work of the Committee.

The BoE and the ECB have since adopted similar measures.

Not all ideas for gender equality have been popularly adopted.

No amendments have been adopted compared to the previous report.

Ministers and Government Representatives take note of countries that have adopted, and others that will adopt, targets for enhancing the share of renewables in their

A three pronged strategy will be adopted to achieve this objective

Two thirds of the experiments will either be completely or partially continued, have now been anchored in local policy, or else their results have been adopted by other organisations, sectors or regions.

Most of the 14 member States have adopted national youth policies.

The guidelines have been published, and they have been adopted by our hospitals and research institutes.

And people who might not have adopted these tools on their own will be encouraged to do so by others with evidence and incentives on their side.

At the center of the first narrative, preferred by financial sector executives, is the view that all necessary reforms have already been adopted (or soon will be).

Many jurisdictions have adopted a specialized approach to responding to domestic violence.

In application of this Act, four (4) implementing regulations have been adopted

In our view, the resolution that we have adopted meets those concerns.

Municipalities which already adopted or have in course of adoption Agenda 21,

They will vary according to the strategies and methods adopted by the terrorists.

The results showed that 41.2 per cent have adopted policies to ensure the full inclusion of persons with disabilities in cultural life, 33.3 per cent have passed legislation, 41.2 per cent have adopted programmes and 45.6 per cent have allocated financial resources.

In recent years, both China and India have adopted foreign policies that have increased their attractiveness to others.

All existing communications procedures under the international system have adopted the comprehensive approach

We have adopted several other judicial and institutional measures that relate to children.

The decisions adopted will be instrumental in defining specific measures to enhance its effectiveness.

We hope that the text will be adopted before the end of the month.

The political will in favour of gender equality finds expression in all adopted legislation.

It is my hope that this important draft resolution will be adopted by consensus.

The Committee will also have time tomorrow to discuss the follow up of resolutions and decisions adopted by the Committee at its previous session, together with the presentation of reports.

We will not succeed in doing away with the various threats to security if we do not achieve true progress in the common Agenda for Development that we have adopted.

The issue of identification is a long term operation on which emergency measures will have to be adopted in the immediate future, if the Forces nouvelles are to be assuaged.

Their contributions have enriched the draft resolution, the implementation of which will facilitate the eradication of that deadly disease. My delegation, in introducing the draft resolution, hopes that, as in previous years, it will be adopted by consensus.