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These programmes are meant to ensure that the debtor country will be in a position to repay the loans.
Canada will be in a position to ratify the Amendment once additional implementing legislation is passed by Parliament.
You never understand how much you will be in a position to save by requesting a discount.
These officers will be in a position to actively participate in the management of the work of their respective teams, provide coaching to and share experience with their junior colleagues and serve as role models, demonstrating that career development is available in UNAMID.
You get yourcolleague's share as well, since I doubt he will be in a position to collect it any time soon.
Therefore, UNIDO will be in a position to report on qualitative information in addition to quantitative data.
We hope thatin the foreseeable future, our country will be in a position to sign this important document.
Thereby, Denmark will be in a position to develop a plan in order to complete the destruction of all anti-personnel mines in mined areas.
Only victims andwitnesses who feel protected and assisted will be in a position to provide useful information and testimony.
At that time, it will be in a position to consider the proposals reflected in the table on the basis of full justification in the context of the complete UNDCP budget submission.
However, I hope that, with our assistance,the Court will be in a position to start the competitive bidding procedure in 2004.
Besides, my country will be in a position to accept the adapted treaty if the expenditures related to its implementation are relevant to the economic potential of the countries involved.
The regular process will be in a position to identify and stimulate networking among institutions and experts at the regional and supra-regional levels, within and across disciplines and among sectoral and thematic assessments.
When you can bring forward all that you have learned in each life, you will be in a position to create the perfect world.
We hope that the working group will be in a position to submit a substantive report at the sixty-eighth session of the General Assembly, and that the report will also be of interest to the Conference and the United Nations Disarmament Commission.
With regard to the first point,after the Conference has adopted the draft decision, we will be in a position to establish a schedule of activities.
It remains unlikely that the local courts in former Yugoslavia will be in a position to prosecute such high-level leaders for the foreseeable future; consequently, it remains imperative that such leaders be dealt with by the Tribunal.
Canada will continue to be engaged in andsupport the Conference in the hope that we will be in a position to begin substantive work.
We look forward to when we will be in a position to host the General Conference.
He defined"freedom from fear" as a worldwide reduction in armaments to such a point that no nation will be in a position to commit an act of physical aggression.
Once I receive the formal responses to my letters, I will be in a position to determine and advise the Council on whether or not the multinational force will materialize.
Uganda intends to commence an assessment of achievements andchallenges in implementing the national plan at the start of 2014 and will be in a position to report on its progress at the Third Review Conference.
Once all the necessary actions have been taken, I will be in a position to report to the Security Council as provided for in paragraph 13 of the resolution.
The fourth is freedom from fear-which, translated into world terms,means a worldwide reduction of armaments to such a point and in such a thorough fashion that no nation will be in a position to commit an act of physical aggression against any neighbor-anywhere in the world.
We agree with these assessments, andalso hope the CD will be in a position to take action on agenda item 1 in the third part of its 1998 session, as expressed in the report.
Translated into world terms, means a world-wide reduction of armaments to such a point andin such a thorough fashion that no nation will be in a position to commit an act of physical aggression against any neighbor”.
The Prosecution is now satisfied that its restructured office will be in a position to do so, but remains concerned about the prospects of obtaining the timely appearance of all prosecution witnesses.