Igor.

Igor.

IGOR SLABNEVICH

Which one's Igor?

Igor Karaman, Msida, Malta

But you've met Igor.

Mom, this is Igor.

Igor. Don't keep us waiting.

But of course. Morozov, Igor Mikhailovich.

Mr. Igor Belikov Russian Institute of Directors

I've spoken with Igor on the phone.

Igor is incredibly lucky with his motherinlaw.

No, Igor Borovin and Yanko Milovic will go.

When she was going out with that Igor fellow,

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia H.E. Mr. Igor Dzundev

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia H.E. Mr. Igor Dzundev

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia H.E. Mr. Igor Dzundev

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia H.E. Mr. Igor Dzundev

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia H.E. Mr. Igor Dzundev

Bulgaria Ivo Petrov, Margarita Evtimova, Alexander Peytchev, Igor Kutsenok, Ivan Kotov

(Signed) Igor Dzundev Permanent Representative of the Republic of Macedonia to the United Nations

Guillermo Kendall (Argentina) Igor V. Khalevinski (Russian Federation) Susan M. McLurg (United States of America) Tommo Monthe (Cameroon) Christina Vasak (France)

Mr. Igor Andreev, Director of the Institute for the Development of Legislation Ms. Natallia Drozd, Head of the Department for Humanitarian Cooperation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Croatia Bernardica Juretic, Vladimir Matek, Ranko Vilovic, Ivana Halle, Danica Kramaric, Darko Dundovic, Marina Kuzman, Neven Mikec, Ljerka Brdovacak, Igor Michael Antoljak, Renata Kordic, Diana Strkalj, Sanja Mikulic, Likija Vugrinec

An aide to President Vladimir Putin, Igor Shuvalov, said that it was realistic to expect the appearance of a new person whom Putin would consider his potential successor. The statement hit like a bombshell, producing an explosion of comments.

Igor Yurgens, one of Russia s most creative political analysts, has been quick to draw the moral the social contract consisted of limiting civil rights in exchange for economic well being. At the current moment, economic well being is shrinking.

She met on 19 November in Moscow with Valery Loshchinin, First Deputy Foreign Minister and Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for the Georgian Abkhaz settlement, and Igor Ivanov, Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.

Soon after this, Russian Vice Premier Igor Sechin and Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov were sent to Bishkek in an effort to get something for Russia s money. Bakiyev seems to have said so, you are worried about the American military presence in Central Asia, and you want to confront it.

But, though this approach could weaken Putin s legitimacy by limiting his ability to deliver economic prosperity, it could also result in an anti Western nationalist backlash. Moreover, as Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov has shown, sanctions can be presented as a blessing, forcing the Kremlin to diversify Russia s commodities based economy.

Russian Federation Alexey A. Rogov, Alexander V. Fedorov, Victor I. Zagrekov, Igor V. Mosin, Valery A. Maximenko, Victor B. Mareev, Yuri A. Buykin, Vitaly V. Skvortsov, Alexander V. Fedulov, Olga V. Mirolubova, Dmitry R. Okhotnikov, Alexander A. Borisov, Valery A. Kolodiazhny, Evgeny A. Zhuravlev, Ekaterina P. Kolykhalova, Sergey N. Nalobin, Yulia A. Karagod, Olga V. Kantemirova

Two days earlier, United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk and European Union Trade Commissioner Catherine Ashton had completed successful talks on Russia s accession to the WTO with Putin s first deputy, Igor Shuvalov, Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin, and Minister of Economy and Development Elvira Nabiullina. As late as June 3, Putin had declared himself sure of Russia s swift joining of the WTO.

At the same meeting, the Committee decided, by acclamation, to recommend to the General Assembly that it appoint Guillermo Kendall (Argentina), Igor V. Khalevinski (Russian Federation), Susan M. McLurg (United States of America), Tommo Monthe (Cameroon) and Christina Vasak (France) as members of the Advisory Committee for a three year term of office beginning on 1 January 2006 (see para.

The Acting President The Fifth Committee recommends in paragraph 4 of its report that the General Assembly appoint the following persons as members of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions for a three year term of office beginning on 1 January 2006 Mr. Guillermo Kendall of Argentina, Mr. Igor Khalevinski of the Russian Federation, Ms. Susan McLurg of the United States of America, Mr. Tommo Monthe of Cameroon and Ms. Christina Vasak of France.