And BeatJazzers become as common as D.J.'s.

English has now become the common language of several nations in the world.

Projections indicate that extreme weather events will become more common in the future.

It has become a common social consensus to recall the martyrs and call for heroes.

Thematic issues, it was widely acknowledged, had become a common component of the Council's work.

Many persons interviewed reported that harassment and intimidation by ex combatants had become a common occurrence.

has become an important platform for maintaining regional security and stability and promoting common development and prosperity.

Advocating, defending, learning from and caring for heroes has become a common practice in the whole society.

And they agreed that the United Nations needed to become more, not less, actively engaged in shaping our common future.

Human beings as a collective entity are only beginning to become aware of the Earth as our common home, but we have not yet begun to realize that we also have a common destiny

UNOPS has become a member of the Working Group on Common Services, to which it will contribute its experience in this area.

Bodies that provide common services and perform integrated functions across departments and work groups will become major partners of United Nations libraries.

For instance, temperature extremes, such as the 2003 heat wave in Europe, are projected to become more common in the next 50 years.

A common core curriculum has been adopted and the two schools under the same roof have become administratively unified (there still is sporadic resistance).

As a result, extreme poverty, which has until now been more common in rural than in urban areas, will become increasingly an urban phenomenon.

As China s leaders continue to push for more control over Hong Kong, spinal shivers are likely to become an increasingly common feature of life there.

Therefore, I call upon our common Organization to shoulder its responsibilities and become even more involved and more active in our national peace and reconciliation process.

Furthermore, a common understanding must be worked out concerning promotions while on UNMO duty promotion should either precipitate a withdrawal, or become effective only upon repatriation.

It has become common practice for boards to establish board committees to facilitate fulfillment of certain of the board's functions and address some potential conflicts of interest.

The common belief that abused women are usually of low educational level is not confirmed. Consequently, women may become victims of violence, regardless of their educational level.

Rather, they are a common outcome of geographic dispersal associated with large scale environmental changes. So we must cease being ignorant and reactive, and become informed and proactive.

After the common currency s first decade, however, increased divergence, rather than rapid convergence, has become the norm within the euro area, and tensions can be expected to increase further.

Dynamic models have become much more common, an economics of the second best has flourished, political economy has become mainstream, and behavioral economics has thrown the rational actor into doubt. As a result, Hirschman looks less and less the maverick that he fancied himself to be.

Reversal of that process will likely not occur until the three key elements of banking union common supervision, common deposit insurance, and a common resolution fund are within tangible reach. Indeed, if Spanish savers become truly afraid of redenomination risk in the interim, the OMT will not matter they will just take their cash and deposit it as quickly as possible in, say, a German bank.

It had become clear that the greatest common denominator among the developing countries was poverty, and the main consequence of that situation was the destruction of the environment and natural resources.

Non communicable diseases are projected to become the most common causes of death by 2030. The number of diabetes cases, for example, is expected nearly to double over the next two decades.

We are not far from the date when we will be celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the unique world Organization, which has become a common home for people all over the planet.

Amended article 78 of the Code provided that couples could renounce monogamy during their marriage, with the result that the regime of the separation of property had become more common than joint ownership.

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

Mission members are of the opinion that the nationwide dialogue has become an important tool for fostering a common understanding on critical themes relating to the future of the Haitian political and social processes.

We have a common past, and we have a common future.

We have a common past and we share a common future.

We must reassert our common humanity and our common universal values.

More importantly, the Koreans did a common thing these days they claimed patent rights over the process. It almost looked for a moment as though South Korea would become a world superpower in health matters.

I do not think I shall be exaggerating if I say that the launching of the Arab common market is not longer a mere dream, but rather has become an objective that can be realized.

Common factors in equitable geographic distribution in the United Nations common system3

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The discussion at the Conference took as its fundamental premise the oneness of creation, a common humanity, a common destiny and a common global environment.

But they did it thanks to a common identity Europe and a common economy.

Common support services