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Until then, we will be dependent upon what the world dishes out to us.
Later, he claimed he has no memory of what occurred in the video andsays his future in MMA fighting will be dependent upon what his doctors say.
But again, success will be dependent upon tightly focused, achievable goals.
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The implementation of the package will be dependent on security conditions on the ground.
The strategic plan was approved at the 25th meeting of the Steering Committee,and its implementation will be dependent upon availability of funding.
A comprehensive system will be dependent on a more robust learning management system, integrated into the new information system.
For morbidity statistics(which may be based on a fiscal/financial year),implementation dates will be dependent upon update mechanisms within individual countries.
The selection of the preferred option will be dependent upon the intentions of Parties and this was not yet clear for all Parties to the Convention.
A country which imports the majority of its energy at a sustainable cost andensures the security of its supply by means of well-diversified sources will be dependent but not vulnerable.
The amount of detail collected anddisseminated on this topic will be dependent upon the information needs and requirements of each country.
Such re-engagement will be dependent upon progress in implementing the Lusaka Agreement, which chiefly means a genuine, verifiable desire for peace between the parties and an operational inter-Congolese dialogue, with realistic objectives and a compact time frame.
The provision of information detailing the geographical location of ERW will be dependent upon there being effective means of recording the relevant data.
The success of future fund-raising will be dependent, as stated in paragraph 5 of the Nairobi Declaration, upon the Member States'“confidence in the organization” and the“excellence, relevance and cost-effectiveness in programme delivery”.3.
When determining priorities for risk management, the implementation of these will be dependent upon the chemicals management capabilities of individual countries.
Further concrete operational planning and preparation will be dependent, however, on the adoption of the electoral law, which will set out the parameters of the electoral process, and on the establishment of the National Electoral Commission, which will be the national counterpart of the United Nations in supporting electoral preparations.
This will be undertaken in close cooperation with divisions and services,but progress will be dependent upon the human resources available to support this work.
The selection of the appropriate consultation form will be dependent on many factors, as for example, national requirements, government and trade facilitation policies, business needs, regional(or sub-regional) or international trading agreement.
The Committee notes from the report of the Secretary-General to the Security Council that concrete operational planning and preparation will be dependent on the adoption of the electoral law see S/2008/267, para. 43.
However, the actual handover process will be dependent upon whether the renovations of the records repository have been completed by that time.
Unless and until there is real political progress,the United Nations system needs to be prepared for a situation in which an increasing number of Palestinians will be dependent upon welfare and the generosity of the international community.
The specifics of an investment strategy tailored for after-service health insurance will be dependent upon the approved level of the periodic contributions and, at a subsequent stage, upon the level of outflows needed to provide for the benefits.
Although the United Nations cannot be managed effectively on a base of an uncertain andinadequate flow of funds, support for improved financing will be dependent upon a perception that funds are economically managed and effectively spent.
Any increase above this annual caseload in 2012/13 will be dependent upon the creation of reintegration opportunities, which presents a major challenge given the weak economy, high unemployment rate and very limited educational levels in South Sudan.
As far as the financing of some of the end-of-service liabilities is concerned, this will be dependent upon decisions that are yet to be taken by the General Assembly.
Noting recent humanitarian reports that as many as three-and-a-half million Somalis will be dependent on humanitarian food aid by the end of the year, and that maritime contractors for the WFP will not deliver food aid to Somalia without naval warship escorts, expressing its determination to ensure long-term security of WFP deliveries to Somalia and recalling that it requested the Secretary-General in resolution 1814(2008) to provide his support for efforts to protect WFP maritime convoys.
The final activities andthe budget for the Strategic Approach secretariat will be dependent upon the approval of the overall orientation and guidance by the Conference at its fourth session.
The effectiveness of, for example, the lessor's right as between the parties will be dependent upon the parties complying with the ordinary formalities for third-party effectiveness applicable to the particular financial lease or hire-purchase agreement in question.
The net amount expected to be financed from the programme budget for the biennium 2008-2009 will be dependent upon the final outcome of the negotiations currently under way with the funds and programmes.
However, implementation and actual shifts in the economic paradigm andsustainable consumption and production patterns will be dependent upon the level of support received from, and involvement of, countries and upon Governments and businesses, and society at large, viewing resource efficiency as an opportunity in the context of the financial crisis, as opposed to a limiting factor.