Speaking about maps, let's use landmarks as an example.

So, I took that as a challenge, basically.

The Agency might consider targeting a select group of experts.

The majority supported the long term strategic approach for the entire region, but aAt the same time, many participants stressed that sub regional needs should be given more explicit attention.

Now, what's the landmark position?

According to Dr. Bertollini, the Programme is increasingly considered as a reference also outside the European Region.

He also noted that it would be useful to have a set of priorities attached to the voluntary trust fund for future guidance.

96 109) in areas such as trade policy capacity at the regional level WTO accession services trade commodities trade and environment competition trade and poverty trade and gender transport supply capacity UNCITRAL and infrastructure facilities, particularly for landlocked and transit developing countries, highly indebted poor countries and small vulnerable economies.

Odell's personal project, the State Theatre, was thus designed as a cultural landmark for grand theatrical and musical performances.

In both cases, however, perfect insurance could nonetheless serve as a valid benchmark to guide the choice of policies to implement.

The more important development regarding external debt is that many developing countries have been able to take advantage of more favourable financing conditions to restructure their external debt the yield spreads for external borrowing by developing countries are at historical lows and the underlying base rate , namely, that on benchmark treasury bonds in major developed countries, is currently unusually low.

The United Kingdom, Japan and the United States serve as examples.

As a last resort, the backing of the Security Council may be needed.

The Master Plan can act as the supporting tool for this phase.

Let's assume there are 3 different landmarks in the world.

1. To establish the following timetable for discussion of outstanding items on the agenda for the negotiations as a guide for the continuation of their work

Materials or systems studied may include proteins, cells, tissues, organs, or whole organisms.

(b) to serve as a forum for exchange of experience on the application of sectoral integration tools

That document would be the basic text for the future work of the Conference.

Therefore, it should not be an obstacle to the implementation of paragraph 22.

We stand ready to serve in that capacity whenever we are called upon to do so.

Indeed, we want to serve as a transit and trade route in our region.

These who have already copied the market in some way have found the Togliatti costs to be a good guide, especially at the stage of securing municipal funds and putting the building work out to tender.

In that regard, the Committee has discussed the usefulness of developing sets of best practices to provide guidance to States on implementation of resolution 1373 (2001).

The system is also able to serve as a captive portal based hotspot system.

The role of capital formation as a guide to policy was, of course, stressed by the first generation of development economists from Rodenstein Rodan and Rostow, to Hischman and Tinbergen.

In terms of another suggestion, the object and purpose test could serve as the general guideline.

This is a significant breakthrough and could serve as a useful precedent in similar situations elsewhere.

In all the circumstances the Special Rapporteur does not consider that there is a strong case for reliance upon this category of treaties as a guide to the intention of the parties.

3. In pursuance of the above rule, the Committee may wish, for the purpose of planning, to consider adopting as a provisional guideline the approximate dates set out below for the consideration of the items on its agenda.

In conclusion, may I remark that, to us, it appears that the fiftieth anniversary of the Organization, in 1995, could serve as orientation for the deliberations of that working group.

And one day we hope that these tissues can serve as replacement parts for the human body.

Now I want you to extend your routine to accommodate the landmark

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This proposal is intended as a basis for discussions in the fifteenth session of the Working Group in New York.

This body of law will serve as a basis for further regulation in various aspects of environmental management.

In reply, it had been suggested that the proposed rules might serve as model rules.

As decided during the negotiations, the Global Environment Facility will serve also as the financing source for the Convention.

And then I would propose as this last component that they serve, or have the potential to serve, as building blocks.

In that respect, the procedure set out in article 3 of Annex VII to the Convention could serve as a model.

The Heads of State and Government of AOSIS reaffirmed the continued validity of the BPOA as the essential blueprint and fundamental framework for the sustainable development of Small Island Developing States (SIDS).

This can be confirmed again by the fact of the capture and taking hostage of seven mental patients from the local mental hospital in the occupied Agdam region.

In this connection, it is appropriate that I reconfirm Nigeria apos s offer to serve the international community as a permanent member of the Security Council.

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In order to turn this inexact notion of insufficiency into a measure, which can be used to guide practical policy some standards have to be set for what is deemed sufficient.