They come in pretty handy.

The thematic debates have a considerable usefulness for the work of the Council.

195. In conclusion, he stated that the observations and recommendations made by the members of the Committee would be very useful to the Polish authorities.

Sal, when is this multiplication thing even useful?

When will our international institutions work? And God cried.

Here. This might come in handy.

It's got the huge advantage that it does not create carbon pollution.

That's gonna help a lot. You better hang onto it.

What took a lot of time was putting it back in place.

Think this friend of yours will be of much help?

International opposition helps.

We consider that the addition of such a phrase will be beneficial to the formulation.

Broad guidelines should be produced and will be useful.

But education by itself is of only limited use here.

It is the hope that Su Lin was a small help to Mr. Williams. Oh, Su Lin.

I can also see that I will beof no further use to you.

For that reason, we see great merit in establishing a peacebuilding commission.

Future competitive edge comes from the ability to conceive, develop and market products that deliver a very strong functional benefit while reinforcing UNICEF brand equity values.

The Oman Olympic Committee played a major part in organizing the highly successful 2003 Olympic Days, which were of great benefit to the sports associations, clubs and young participants.

We feel that the proposal of Brazil, India, Germany and Japan has aspects of great interest that we support and that merit the soonest possible attention.

This partnership should become a genuine and mutually beneficial relationship.

And when you're lost in information, an information map is kind of useful.

Once they disagree among themselves, men like Demaratus may be of great use to me.

With binoculars and a longfocus lens.

I don't hold grudges, it's not productive, but I learn from my experience.

Which makes it super, duper, duper useful to deal with.

We have a more constant water situation throughout the year, which is of course a huge benefit for nature.

The methods of forensic engineering are especially useful in tracing problems in products or processes, and a wide range of analytical techniques are available to determine the cause or causes of specific failures.

In the changing international political landscape of our times, the IAEA remains vitally instrumental for the maintenance of international peace and security and continues to promote cooperation on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.

Their potential could be most useful in the process of implementing the Declaration of Principles.

Let's see if there are other useful reasons to have an orthonormal basis.

It's no use. It's no use.

Now having a large brain, as you know, is a big advantage, because you can actually influence your environment.

The points that have been made are of major importance.

As an artist, connection is very important to me.

In particular, the Division of Globalization and Development Strategies has greatly benefited from paragraph 166 activities.

Much more work needs to be done to determine how aid can help.

Such briefings are extremely useful and valuable for States not members of the Security Council.

The further development of the concept of quot safe zones quot could also be of value.

The Board suggested a similar arrangement in respect of the remaining non interest bearing current accounts.

The Board suggested a similar arrangement in respect of the remaining non interest bearing current accounts.

Of course it was of no use.

It's this immensely exciting and challenging problem.

Satellite applications, such as the monitoring of vegetation density using the vegetation index technique, have proved particularly valuable in the fragile ecosystems of the semi arid zone, where vegetation, animals and human populations are highly vulnerable to climate change.

41. The Territory apos s Director of Fisheries is reported to have stated that the initiative to limit the Argentinian fishing licences to 45 would not prove of much benefit to the Islands.