Such a reform should be based not on present, but rather on future needs.

It will take into account emerging knowledge and the voices of civil society to meet the needs of women for today and tomorrow.

If consumers expect that their taxes will rise in the future, they may decide to save the tax cut rather than boost consumption.

But most people don t believe that the stock market will perform so well in the future. Siegel himself recently projected only a 6 average real return for US stocks over the next four decades.

The discipline s founders expected that, at some point in the future, mankind would attain a stationary state of zero growth.

A month before the Russian Revolution of February 1917, Lenin predicted that his country s great explosion lay in the distant future.

Responding to a question on this matter, Mr. Kuijpers stated that information was too limited for TEAP to be able to project future production capacity.

For almost three decades, sustainable development has been defined as development that meets the needs of the present, without compromising future generations ability to meet their needs.

As we look to the future, we will continue to seek to meet Member States' needs and priorities through both our technical cooperation and regular budget programmes.

The long term reconstruction needs have yet to be determined, but it is obvious that the situation will require sustained effort and unflagging commitment for some time to come.

Expected a number after q

Tom expected this to happen.

They should have known better.

The Arab Peace Initiative, combined with the long term development of a Water and Energy Union, offers the necessary basis to meet the needs of the region s peoples and mitigate future conflict.

Their needs can be different from those of the rich.

5. Calls upon all States that have not yet signed the Treaty to sign and ratify it as soon as possible

Her delegation hoped that future negotiations would be based on the principles of transparency and inclusivity and that the needs of the developing and least developed countries would remain at the centre of the Doha Agenda.

Second, outcomes are not predictable.

Others have lower expectations.

Neither did Australia.

5. Urges all States that have not yet signed the Treaty to sign and ratify it as soon as possible

The former expected transformational technological and social change, while the latter darkly predicted weakened competitiveness and job losses, even recession.

Urges all States that have not yet signed the Treaty to sign and ratify it as soon as possible

Mrs. Watanabe has a talent for seeing how the tide turns. Her advice is to grab the opportunity at work, and also find happiness in marriage and children.

Mrs. Watanabe has a talent for seeing how the tide turns. Her advice is to grab the opportunity at work, and also find happiness in marriage and children.

You're going to do that by the way you sign your letter.

Emergency Needs Assessment (ENA)

Almost everybody complains, almost everybody aggressively defends their own narrow and short term interests, and almost everybody abandons any pretense of looking ahead or addressing the needs of others.

And what we find is amnesiac patients just guess.

A nose, that's okay. No, you have an expectation of what you're going to see.

An absurd expectation, one might think.

Much of the world expected more elevated behavior from Obama.

Observers do not seem to expect much from peace talks.

Not only has Americans idealism led them to expect too much of themselves, but the rest of the world has often expected too much of America.

(a) Identify users' needs

Proposed supplementary support requirements

In 2009, economists expect growth to contract by up to 8 , with a further steep decline likely next year.

In one session, 61 of participants foresaw stagnation in the next 2 5 years (33 predicted growth and 5 expected a crisis).

There is no interest in Washington, DC, in addressing the needs of America s poor, much less the needs of the world s poor.

And this is the new paradigm, which we gathered two, three years back, recognizing that our old paradigm of just analyzing and pushing and predicting parameters into the future, aiming at minimalizing environmental impacts, is of the past.

Viewed this way, sustainable development should be redefined as development that meets the needs of the present while safeguarding the Earth s life support system, on which the welfare of current and future generations depends.

Secondments, transfers, rotations and identification of training needs for the purposes of building capacity and preparing staff members for future progression and smooth succession planning within the Agency are essential and applicable to both Area and international Staff.

Adjustments prior to the manifestation of impacts based on the expectation of changes.

Additional regular budget requirements

Needs assessment for 2006