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These dimensions could pave the way towards future work.
The confederation proposal put forward by President Denktas could pave the way for such a solution.
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In fact, reducing the risks of proliferation could pave the way for more widespread use of peaceful nuclear applications.
It could pave the way for the redirection of the vast sums of money currently spent on armaments towards the development that could ensure lasting peace.
The ceasefire, especially if extended to the West Bank, could pave the way for a resumption of peace talks between the two sides.
Such a summit could pave the way to an international conference to deal with all matters relating to the conflict in the former Yugoslavia in line with the peace plan.
On EIF, we hope that the recent decision to expand membership of the CD could pave the way for possible acceptable solutions.
Such a move could pave the way for the two countries re-opening embassies.
It is our view that the in-depth discussions envisaged in these working groups could pave the way for future negotiations at an opportune moment.
If the Committee could pave the way for a nuclear-weapon-free world, it would send a desperately needed message of hope.
Although the Secretary-General's proposals were modest in scope, they were nevertheless useful and could pave the way for further, more far-reaching reforms.
The Islamabad and Jalalabad accords could pave the way for a mobilization of the political will of the population.
If signed, this agreement will give an example for water cooperation in the Caucasus and could pave the way for other similar agreements.
With political will, the negotiators could pave the way for a global and complete agreement at the 2009 session in Copenhagen.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission published itsreport in December 2009, making recommendations that could pave the way for a long-term reconciliation agenda.
The consolidation of peace in the Congo could pave the way for the voluntary repatriation of refugees, especially from neighbouring Democratic Republic of the Congo and Gabon.
Kim argued that Panzer Dragoon could be seen as a"lyrical andexhilarating epic", a"story, not just a game" which could pave the way for a"transformation" of the videogame industry.
If properly implemented, the protocols could pave the way for the transfer of evidence between the signatories and offer practical solutions to problems such as parallel investigations.
Furthermore, progress made in the frameworkof the Six-Party Talks, which focused mainly on denuclearization, could pave the way for a new dialogue on humanitarian issues.
Such confidence-building measures could pave the way for resumption of the peace process with the support and, as necessary, the intercession of the Security Council, the Secretary-General, the Quartet, and all others who are in a position to assist this peace process.
Others focus on interim/incremental measures that should be taken which could pave the way for negotiations on the elimination of nuclear weapons.
In this regard, UNESCO has launched a consultation with all relevant partners of the United Nations, including intergovernmental organizations, non-governmental organizations andcivil society, to solicit contributions and inputs for the development of an action plan that could pave the way towards an authentic rapprochement of cultures.
Such efforts, encouraged and supported by sustained bilateral andmultilateral assistance, could pave the way for broader and more ambitious schemes for regional cooperation on an equitable basis.
Acceptance of this concept could pave the way for the development of a system of charges to cover the provision of other essential maritime services, such as the provision of hydrographic surveys and navigational and other safety aids in international straits, as well as necessary anti-pollution measures such as salvage capacity and oil-spill combating equipment.
This immunotherapeutic approach in numerous clinical protocols for transplantation of bone marrow orfor type 1 diabetes has been tested, could pave the way for the treatment of Alzheimer's.
The acknowledgement of good practices andshortcomings of existing national protection programmes could pave the way to better protection and enable the Special Rapporteur to revisit her protection strategy.
In this regard we declare that the Tajik,parties would spare no effort for the settlement of their problems through political means and dialogue which could pave the way for a lasting peace in our homeland.
Thus, the conference could be designed to tackle the obstacles facing developing countries in access to modern ICTs in particular, and could pave the way towards the creation of international and regional consortia aimed at ICT infrastructure-building in the developing countries.
The joint publication was a good example of the kind of coordination and cooperation that the Commission had been supporting for years;such work could pave the way for possible future collaboration among the three organizations.