Ratification of a new EU treaty and the adaptation of national constitutions would inevitably require referenda in a number of countries.

He added that the cost of undertaking any other work with which the secretariat might be entrusted at the current meeting would inevitably require modification of the indicative budget.

Programmes that have received the highest marks from Governments of the region have inevitably been those that require the international management of resources, where national policies and practices alone are insufficient.

Inevitably, there are problems.

Inevitably, Wahhabi Islamists did best.

Inevitably, mistakes have been made.

However, protests inevitably reached Afghanistan.

Inevitably, this will often involve compromise.

Inevitably, a visit also leaves questions.

which will inevitably seize the disbelievers .

which will inevitably seize the disbelievers .

Inevitably, there were eruptions of social unrest.

A little transparency inevitably leads to more.

Rapidly, visibly, and inevitably, China has risen.

Inevitably, this has focused on specific events.

Any claim like that will inevitably attract attention.

Medvedev s presidency will inevitably be measured by this case.

FLORENCE Major economic crises are inevitably also structural milestones.

Inevitably, its major source of strength is moral suasion.

Thus, genetic selection will inevitably move towards genetic enhancement.

But, inevitably, the firm s technologies become standardized and commoditized.

and the Day of Judgment will inevitably take place .

the torment of your Lord will inevitably take place

the torment of your Lord will inevitably take place

This will require that both sides focus on the issue at hand a challenge especially for the Americans, whose official discussions with the Chinese inevitably become an effort to plow through a laundry list of issues often advanced by single issue constituencies.

The Human Rights Act must inevitably yield to subsequent legislation.

Their success inevitably requires directly confronting their evident moral failures.

The right balance will inevitably be a subject of dispute.

America s policy shift will inevitably erode the Western liberal axis.

The lack of such interaction inevitably heightens existing ethnic division.

The details of those used by other states inevitably differ.

Some countries are almost inevitably going to experience bailouts and defaults.

With prices falling, the imperative to act inevitably tends to recede.

This shift toward multiple policy objectives inevitably reduces central bank independence.

Almost inevitably, the biggest banks in the world got into trouble.

Where it goes, the next crisis is inevitably doomed to follow.

Inevitably, it differs from proposals put forward subsequently by other groups.

While US power will inevitably decline in relative terms, that of the 1.3 billion people who live in the Islamic world the vast majority of them in Asia will inevitably increase.

In particular, naming military veterans as Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense will provide him with valuable domestic political cover for an agreement that would inevitably require lifting sanctions on Iran and almost certainly recognizing its right to enrich uranium at a low level of concentration.

Arms sales and technology transfers inevitably raise complex moral and ethical questions.

But such interventions inevitably translate into more holdings of US government securities.

Inevitably, many in Europe are questioning the value of the Kremlin s word.

The second myth is that aid from rich countries is inevitably wasted.

Inevitably, the Brady Plan looks like a good model for southern Europe.

Of course, moral clarity may inevitably yield to the fog of war.