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Therefore, donor funds could once again be wasted unless action is taken.
We are pleased that consensus for this important draft resolution could once again be reached.
Our island, called the Red Island, could once again become known as the Green Island.
The strength that AQ has regained in Syria now involves an actual risk that,in the long term, the organization could once again become a global threat.
On the red carpets we could once again admire impressive hairstyles at the celebrities this year.
The risk remains that the trade in illicit resources,including diamonds, could once again fuel further fighting.
This, in turn, could once again postpone economic growth, further undermine investors' confidence and strain government finances.
This revolutionary idea convinced the customer and could once again be employed in extensions planned in the future.
Mr. El Amin(Sudan) stressed that his country was eager to cooperate with the various United Nations bodies in order to improve the living conditions of refugees,to guarantee their voluntary return to their countries and to ensure that they could once again live in security and dignity.
Political violence had to stop so that women could once again enjoy harmony and find their rightful place in society.
It was therefore urgent to find a solution to that problem and reunite children with their families and society, so that they could once again laugh, play and enjoy their childhood.
As a result of those events, development issues could once again take centre stage, privatization of public enterprises would continue, and reform of the banking system would remain an important priority.
Failure could lead to fragmentation andthe re-emergence of extremism, which could once again invite external interference.
Yet there was room for optimism that the General Assembly could once again reach a consensus agreement on a scale by following the principles and procedures which had guided it over the last 50 years.
An alternative point of view was presented by only 20% of analysts who expected that it could once again test the level of 1.1790.
It is possible that the current energy price increases,led by oil, could once again stimulate industry, individuals and economic agents to pay more attention to energy conservation and efficiency.
The dangerous consequences of reductions in, or withdrawals of, peace-keeping forces for financial reasons are well known: unless a political solution is found,collapse there could once again be appalling tragedies in countries such as Somalia and Rwanda.
Thus the potentials of these women could once again be exploited through established sustainable earning opportunities, increased income, self sufficiency and support to the Government in acknowledging and providing a remedy to the sufferings of women war victims in Sierra Leone.
And heightened tensions among them,over new or old disputes, could once again move the nuclear doomsday clock closer to midnight.
When the last ONUMOZ contingents departed from Mozambique in January 1995, they had overseen a remarkable transformation in the country, from the ravages of civil war to the implementationof democratic government and the creation of a peaceful environment in which economic activity could once again flourish.
He then chaired the first meetings of the new process,before finally handing over the reins in 2004, so that he could once again devote his diplomatic skills to the Conference on Disarmament.
A resolution at the current session could once again commend the articles on the responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts to the attention of Governments and express satisfaction that the articles were extensively referred to in legal writings and by international courts and tribunals and other bodies in their decisions and opinions.
It would appear that we have forgotten how this forum used to work, andit is difficult for us to imagine now how it could once again play an important role in developing multinational disarmament instruments.
All these measures had made it possible to make progress in assisting affected communities recovering productive land, enabling displaced populations of vulnerable peasants to return, reconstructing the country's network of public services, andrehabilitating victims so that they could once again be active in society.
I would therefore like to stress that if every square metre of land that is inaccessible because of landmines could once again become productive, many children, especially in Africa, would be spared from hunger.
It is important to continue to encourage the parties to meet their respective obligations, with the clear understanding that any progress towards the objectives set out by the international communitywill inevitably be gradual and that any attempt to act in an all-or-nothing spirit will be counterproductive and could once again plunge the region into confrontation.
Ms. Bjurstrom said that addressing HFCs under the Montreal Protocol was not a legal but a political matter and that,with the right incentives, industry could once again demonstrate its capacity to develop alternative technologies, including for use in countries with high ambient temperatures.
There is also a risk that United Nations personnel could be caught in the cross-fire between opposing forces andthat desperate fighters could once again resort to hostage-taking, as they did at the Barclay Training Centre.
This year, too,guests can once again enjoy some top-quality South Tyrolean cuisine.
Peru can once again see the light of day.