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6. Hydrographic survey and charting

Similarly, the international community as a whole must be involved in charting a more democratic and cooperative future in this singular world organization.

At a moment when we are charting a course for sustainable peacebuilding, it would be a bitter irony if we were to set the missions of the future up for failure.

Mr. President, your leadership of the General Assembly is charting the way forward.

Last April in Jakarta, Indonesia, the Asian African Summit was held with the objective of reinvigorating the spirit of the 1955 Bandung Conference and of charting future cooperation between the two continents towards a new Asian African strategic partnership.

Mrs. Sinha (India) The Indian delegation has taken note of the contents of the report of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) presented by Director General Mr. Hans Blix. The fortieth anniversary of the IAEA should be an occasion for introspection and charting future directions.

During the past two years we have succeeded in charting a course for the Iraq of the future by undertaking a number of projects that reject the previous regime's attitude towards weapons of mass destruction, based on the IAEA's conclusions that Iraq is free from nuclear weapons.

In charting its future course, my delegation feels that it is important that the Conference learn from the lessons of the past, in particular from its recent CTBT negotiations experience, so as to avoid repeating processes and methodologies that would further undermine rather than strengthen the Conference.

I wish to also register, through him, my delegation's sincere appreciation to the outgoing President, Mr. Jean Ping, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Gabon, who has worked tirelessly with all members of this body in addressing our fears and charting the future direction of this Organization.

Pew Oceans Commission, America's Living Oceans Charting a Course for Sea Change, Pew Oceans Commission, June 4, 2003, p. 32.

That is largely the job of government. After the confused and misguided leadership of the Bush administration, which failed to give any clear path to energy, health, climate, and financial policies, President elect Barack Obama will have to start charting a course that defines the American economy s future direction.

(b) quot Explosions, Eclipses and Escapes Charting a Course on Global Population Issues quot , 1993 Paul Hoffman Lecture, UNDP, New York, June 1993

Without their devotion, the outcome document before us, which has my country's support, would not have succeeded in charting the course for the renewal of the United Nations.

Against this background, the central challenge for East Asia s major economies particularly Japan and South Korea is to resolve the historical issues that are preventing them from charting a more stable and prosperous future. As a Russian proverb warns, Forget the past and lose an eye dwell on the past and lose both eyes.

The free and fair elections that have characterized the past 12 years of democratic rule bear testimony to the new democratic path that we, as a country, are charting.

Well, paleontologists for the last 200 years have been charting death. It's strange extinction as a concept wasn't even thought about until Baron Cuvier in France found this first mastodon.

Ultimately, emerging economies absolute size and rate of growth both matter in charting commodity demand and the future trajectory of global commodity prices, with per capita income clearly linked to consumers wealth. If people feel rich and enjoy growing wages and appreciating assets, they are less inclined to cannibalize other spending when commodity consumption becomes more expensive.

No, just the future. Our old friend, the future... The future of England.

It was the first in a series of regional conferences that will lead to a global memorandum on ageing, charting the needs and expectations of each region within the context of a growing older population.

3. Commends Tokelau for seeking on the basis of wide consultation with its people a form of national government that reflects its unique traditions and environment, and for charting its own constitutional course

3. Commends Tokelau for seeking on the basis of wide consultation with its people a form of national government that reflects its unique traditions and environment, and for charting its own constitutional course

The future. I wanna know the future.

The future has arrived, and the future is now.

I think that this is the future of interface, it's the future of music, the future of instruments.

But the track record of charting this recovery has been discouraging. In his book The Signal and the Noise, the American statistician Nate Silver says that forecasters perform worst when faced with a circumstance that they have not encountered before.

One of the problems with making decisions about the far future and the near future is that we imagine the near future much more vividly than the far future.

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The future.

We can't pick the future, but we can steer the future.

Writing the Future

In the future...

For the future.

This is a momentous occasion, as we are celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the United Nations at a time when we are charting a course and adopting clear guidelines for adapting the Organization to the effective role it must play in the new century.

Such action will facilitate the work of IHO and IMO to convince Governments of coastal States to discharge their responsibility for surveying and charting waters under their jurisdiction with a view to improving the safety of navigation and the protection of the marine environment.

The future of our statehood and the future of democracy itself depend on this.

11. Children represent the future of human civilization and the future of every society.

I have a better future there. All the future does is spoil the present.

The future is bright.

I cherish the future.

And here's the future.