This group, therefore, constitutes the best instrument to bring about change.

What constitutes a good life?

After all, what constitutes a world leader?

Preparation for this crime also constitutes a crime.

Registration in court constitutes only a notification, not a licence.

Now this image constitutes a huge amount of work.

This constitutes a critical challenge to the enabling environment.

The absence of immediate rehabilitation constitutes a serious problem.

(3) Preparation for this crime also constitutes a crime.

(4) Preparation for this crime also constitutes a crime.

It is arguable that this constitutes a lost opportunity.

Now, wouldn't you say this constitutes a formal introduction?

A cultural change, a mental change, a physical change, Bam said.

It therefore constitutes an element which weakens the non proliferation regime, as was recognized by the High level Panel in its report on threats, challenges and change.

In the Netherlands domestic violence constitutes a major social problem .

What constitutes a reasonable compromise varies from country to country.

232. Bulgaria apos s medical personnel constitutes a sizable potential.

What constitutes retaliation, a rock thrown at his golden head?

(b) Constitutes a breach of an international obligation of the State.

The right to suffrage is personal and constitutes a civic duty.

Needless to say, extreme poverty constitutes a violation of human dignity.

(b) where it constitutes a serious threat to her physical health

(c) where it constitutes a serious threat to her mental health

Conventional weapons proliferation also constitutes a serious concern for my country.

This constitutes both an opportunity and a challenge for tourism providers.

32. Poverty alleviation constitutes a fundamental principle of Danish development assistance.

This situation constitutes a violation of the rights of foreign workers.

It also constitutes a flagrant and serious violation of human rights.

Section 100.1 sets out a detailed definition of what constitutes a terrorist act'.

This constitutes the first batch.

3. Notification of a subsequent assignment constitutes notification of all prior assignments.

This unanimous conclusion by the Court constitutes a strong and clear message.

(b) constitutes an abuse of the right to submit a communication or

Man made climate change is, of course, real, and constitutes a serious problem. Yet the current cut emissions now before it is too late mindset neglects the fact that the world has no sensible short term solutions.

Her understanding that a student crafted honor code constitutes a reach towards perfection is incredible.

This open access nevertheless constitutes a risk in terms of segregation of duties.

Dialogue among civilizations constitutes a process to attain, inter alia, the following objectives

Medical and sanitary waste constitutes a health hazard and can seriously injure people.

This regulation constitutes a long standing demand on the part of social movements.

Despite their similar objectives, establishing linkages between NAPs and PRSPs constitutes a challenge.

Pulmonary tuberculosis constitutes a major public health problem and health priority in Mexico.

Lack of transport constitutes a problem for those who now want to return.

It requires consensus here at the United Nations on what constitutes injustice, especially historical injustice, and on what constitutes unfairness.

The report of the Secretary General entitled, Renewing the United Nations A Programme for Reform , which he submitted last July, constitutes a good basis for the reform process and a studied plan for the future, embodying a serious and real desire for change for the better.

In some cases, the deduction of a category C award constitutes a deduction of a prorated amount.