This is a flying buttress.

This buttress is less than halfway up the tree.

This leaves only two options to buttress the NPT s objectives.

And those new oil and gas deals will buttress both economies.

UNDP should buttress the application of gender mainstreaming in its work.

One key element of our success is the institutions that buttress our development.

Domestic economic and political grievances can now buttress discontent across regions and continents.

The global financial architecture needs to be reformed to buttress harmonization and coordination.

Those developments will buttress war fighting capabilities and enhance the propensity for use.

This reiteration is a huge flying buttress that comes out the tree itself.

A third point that emerges is that international action is required to buttress our efforts.

On one side stand Russia and Iran, cynically determined to buttress President Bashar al Assad s regime.

European commitments in this regard, however, could help buttress the calculations of the parties in favor of peace.

Rather than obsessing about elections, the US now seeks to build pragmatic alliances to buttress its economic needs.

Indeed, the fight against corruption is at war with itself, because Xi is simultaneously seeking to buttress one party rule.

But such doubts ignore the political and cultural factors that buttress a deep European commitment to preserve the monetary union.

Our work to buttress a culture of peace, coupled with wisdom and adherence to principles, will ultimately determine our destiny.

In its wake, China began a systematic effort to buttress the former Soviet countries independence by offering them huge aid packages.

China s ruling Communist Party needed Obama s unequivocal endorsement of China s increasingly important international role in order to buttress its domestic legitimacy.

At the end of the day, we must look for assistance to buttress our domestic efforts and to preserve our tender democracy.

They buttress their argument with empirical work that suggests that growth in developing countries has become progressively more dependent on China s economic performance.

This will include calls for greater political and economic sanctions, and conceivably even support for limited uses of military force to buttress sanctions.

We fervently hope that the consolidation of the cooperation between the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity will further buttress this recommitment.

We therefore call upon the international community to buttress our efforts by addressing in a concerted manner the major constraints which I have highlighted.

But primary responsibility for resolving the problem of poverty lay with those affected, with assistance from the international community serving to buttress their efforts.

It should buttress the secretariat apos s function of facilitating technical and financial support to developing and other countries within the framework of the Convention.

With its ability to mobilize large financial resources and buttress policy credibility, the IMF can help mitigate the large economic and social costs often associated with crises.

European officials incensed reaction the banks are fine, they insist, and need only liquidity support should serve to buttress the Fund s determination to be sensible about Europe.

New prevention approaches are badly needed to buttress existing proven tools, especially those for women and girls who typically lack prevention strategies that they can independently control.

Experience shows that the realization of these goals requires strong institutional underpinning to guide and buttress economic activities and mediate sometimes conflicting interests in the development process.

The Committee now has an opportunity to explore the possibility of a common approach that would enable us to buttress one of the pillars of international security.

Moreover, globalization and instantaneous communication technologies have made it impossible to contain conflict within national borders. Domestic economic and political grievances can now buttress discontent across regions and continents.

Nevertheless, these measures, although designed to buttress the peace plan and cope with emergency situations, increasingly are becoming an end in themselves, instead of addressing the realities of the situation.

Unswerving support by the General Assembly this year will again buttress the negotiations just as last year the consensus resolution here served as the underpinning for the work in the Conference.

It now seems clear that China intends to use its foreign reserves to further its own global geopolitical strategy, not to buttress the international system that has enabled its three decade boom.

Laws enacted to single out and persecute Muslims, and statements that affirm the Islamophobia of our media, buttress the absurd notion that what we are really witnessing is a war on Islam.

The objective was to draft an FMT that will buttress the security of all States, irrespective of their size and status, and will be an instrument or both nuclear disarmament and non proliferation.

An increase in the membership of the Security Council could only enhance the existing confidence of the broader United Nations membership in its decisions and would further buttress the Council apos s authority.

Redwoods grow back into themselves as they expand into space, and this flying buttress is a limb shot out of that small trunk, going back into the main trunk and fusing with it.

Unfortunately, the energies and resources that the international community could be deploying to help buttress and nurture emerging democracies have to be expended on the search for solutions to a multiplicity of intractable civil wars.

Having returned to the bargaining table in a position of strength, North Korea now hopes to secure a compromise that frees up the leadership s assets and brings new benefits that help buttress the regime a little longer.

The paradox is that, in the Soviet era, his art was used, briefly, as a force for liberation, because Nikita Khrushchev allowed the publication of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich in order to buttress his anti Stalin thaw.

Indeed, the fight against corruption is at war with itself, because Xi is simultaneously seeking to buttress one party rule. But it is precisely the absence of effective checks on the exercise of power that encourages and sustains rampant corruption in the first place.

In addition to requesting its wide dissemination, the General Assembly may wish to consider how best to use the outcome document to inform and buttress further decision making on how to build an effective multilateral mechanism for cooperation in the field of international migration.

The external debt problem called for an integrated approach which took into account the economic, political and social dimensions, debtor countries apos obligation to introduce reforms and carry out structural adjustments and the need for countries and creditor financial institutions to buttress those reforms.