It brought a modicum of order to a system fraught with potential conflict.

Still, he can be credited for some tangible results in bringing Chechnya a modicum of normality.

But, thankfully, for anyone with persistence and a modicum of computer skill, the Internet leaks like a sieve.

But it is not only Iraq that requires regional support groups to reach a modicum of stability.

First, in the absence of a single global central banking authority, a modicum of monetary policy coordination among major economies is required.

This rule normally ensures a modicum of coherence and avoids overreactions in exchange rates, but it is insufficient in deflationary times.

(e) Ensuring a modicum of the sense of individual, local and national security peaceful political and favourable national and international economic conditions.

And we do something different than what we did in the past we add kind of a modicum of intelligence to that.

In response, the existing bodies are vigorously defending their autonomy, resisting any attempts to impose on them a modicum of coordination and discipline.

Not only the schools, but all Mexican citizens with a modicum of awareness ought to decry the slaughter of school students from Ayotzinapa...

The Bush administration is slowly recognizing that for a Pakistani leader to be an effective counterterrorism ally, he or she must have a modicum of legitimacy.

Ensuring people living in extreme poverty some modicum of access to health services allows them to live productive lives.

Iraq has now become God s playground, and America can hope to achieve a modicum of stability there only with the help of other regional powers.

The level of violence is being contained to bring a modicum of stability in which the Transitional Government can operate and relative security to the civilian population.

The main threat to the euro is precisely the eurozone s lack of a modicum of political unity a Federation Lite that makes solidarity possible, and even automatic, when it is needed.

It is generally believed and there is a modicum of truth in it that success in nuclear disarmament does not hinge on technical issues, but is a matter of political will.

The future of Europe and the euro now depends on whether the eurozone s political leaders can combine a modicum of economic understanding with a visionary sense of, and concern for, European solidarity.

Another example of the relationship between ethics and policy is the response that rich countries have made to global social inequity, a deep moral affront to everyone with even a modicum of conscience and sensibility.

Such a situation, if true, at the very least indicated that there was a modicum of tolerance in Pakistan, even assuming that the complainant had concealed his religion on being appointed President of the Federation.

And Dr. Kean went on to tell me, he said, In my experience, unless repeatedly told otherwise, and even if given a modicum of support, if left to their own devices, a child will achieve.

We wish to inform the United Nations membership, with a modicum of pride, that Bangladesh has destroyed all its stockpiles of landmines, in fulfilment of its commitment to the international instruments on landmines.

First, in the absence of a single global central banking authority, a modicum of monetary policy coordination among major economies is required. We need a group of the major economies call it G Major that announces monetary policies in a coordinated fashion.

Faced with the violation of all their human rights, indigenous people had repeatedly struggled to protect them, and governments were faced with the challenge of meeting their demands with at least a modicum of consistency.

To that statement, we should today like to add that, while individual efforts might guarantee a modicum of efficiency, success in this arduous undertaking will only be ensured by the concerted efforts of all States.

If the United Nations is truly a place of final recourse for terrorized people and beleaguered nations, should not the United Nations especially the Security Council bear some modicum of guilt for these terrible tragedies?

President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad s recent state visit to Iraq conveyed to the Americans an unequivocal message the prospects of the United States ever reaching a modicum of stability in Iraq have become dependent on Iran aligned forces.

Most people, it seems, will tolerate a modest amount of political repression, including secret police, torture, and corruption, if it delivers security and a modicum of prosperity and fairness. Otherwise, there is no explanation for the longevity of dictatorships such as Mubarak s 30 year rule.

We shall continue to believe that reason and a modicum of responsibility will prevail, and that the perseverance of the international community will make that minority group and its representatives in the Haitian armed forces consider the consequences of their absurd intransigence.

Fourthly, the annual report itself is now prepared on time, the organization of its contents is more helpful and it contains a modicum of analytical comment although as to the content of the report, I have to say that from my delegation apos s perspective, we see little value in reproducing within the report the texts of all the Council resolutions and statements.

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5 See A 35 233, A 36 160, A 37 113, A 38 125, A 39 136, A 40 159, A 41 190, A 42 171, A 43 219, A 44 262, A 45 172, A 46 131, A 47 189, A 48 130 and A 49 184.

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