That ought to do it.

A tray will do.

Did you gain by the delay?

Hungarian will do.

It'll do for the trip.

A little coffee will do you good.

About 150 will do

It's all right. They'll do.

And the test is one, will it do the job?

I'll unpack your bag. I think it will do.

Well, she's no sea dragon, but she'll do for a toy.

Big BandAid will do it.

Just try it. I'm sure it'll work.

Hmm, not bad...but not grade one.

All we need is a playing card. Any card will do.

And let me mark it so we can recognize it when we see it again.

If you've nothing better, those will have to do.

Concurrently, Latvia will uphold its obligations under international human rights law.

We don't need all the fields. One patch per family will do.

No autocratic Government could be trusted to keep faith within it or observe its covenant.

And there is no doubt that if Iran were to have a nuclear bomb, it would keep its promise.

I couldn't find mutton, so chicken wings will have to do.

And I don't know if words will ever quite do that moment justice.

The British Government will fully maintain its commitment to honour the wishes of the people of Gibraltar as set out in the preamble of the 1969 Constitution',

The President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda said that the Tribunal would meet the 2005 deadline for completing the investigations into acts of genocide.

With regard to the financial system, a full study is being undertaken in order to provide a basis for assessing whether IMIS will meet the future information systems needs of UNHCR.

The ultimate test of the Palestinian leadership would be whether it fulfilled its obligation to put an end to terrorism, and ceased the culture of incitement and indoctrination of hatred towards Israel.

The developed countries will make new promises of official development assistance and will perhaps fulfil some of those promises, but they will keep collecting hundreds of times the amount of the promised assistance as service on external debt.

Consequently, the Secretary General has been invited to advise on an institutional arrangement for the permanent secretariat that would meet certain criteria. 7 Work has started on a response to that invitation.

14. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

14. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

13. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

12. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

to proceed with the development of options that will meet Canada s current commitment to stabilize greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2000 and to develop sustainable options to achieve further progress in the reduction of emissions by the year 2005.

9. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

10. Also welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

9. Also welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

Also welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

With great fanfare, developed countriesseemed for a while to be making good on their promise, as Europe extended the Everything but Arms initiative (EBA), under which it was unilaterally to open its markets to the poorest countries of the world.

By then, the Group's final report had been submitted. The Government is willing to provide the information, but is at a loss as to what purposes it will be put to, given the fact that the Group has already drawn its conclusions and published its report without attempting to gather complete information.

UNDP, for its part, is playing an active role in these forums, working closely with its partner organizations to bring about changes that will meet the new demands being placed on the multilateral system.

I appeal to the States Members of this Organization to look closely at the commitments freely made at Rio and to reaffirm to the members of the Alliance of Small Island States that they will fulfil those commitments.

Furthermore, President Mandela has made it clear, and demonstrated by the commitment made at Tunis, as well as in regard to South Africa apos s return to the Commonwealth, that the democratic Government of National Unity will, as a matter of principle meet its financial obligations associated with membership of international organizations.

Taking into account its recommendations and observations in the paragraphs above, the Advisory Committee recommends commitment authority not to exceed 5.5 million gross per month for that period on the understanding that two thirds of the related expenses would be met through voluntary contributions.

Nicaragua supports, and will continue to support, the initiative to draft an agenda for development to complement the quot Agenda for Peace quot , and we welcome the Secretary General apos s assurances that the agenda for development will be something more than just another development theory we hope that it will fulfil the aspirations of our peoples.