I'm then thrown in an ice pond, I'm cooled 15 degrees lower and I could be taken to a critical care hospital.

Each session could focus on a limited number of critical or priority issues.

This period could be shortened if, within that time frame, bilateral and multilateral arrangements are identified to assume the critical responsibilities currently performed by UNMISET.

The Social Forum, I think, could play a critical role in reflecting the views of stakeholders.

We have the fullest faith that your recommendations to the Security Council would be critical in devising the appropriate mechanism through which the requirements outlined by us could possibly be met.

The Forum may wish to consider how these emerging and critical issues could be addressed in the future programme of work of the international arrangement on forests.

Attention to management and recruitment of personnel could be critical to the success of the delivery of technical assistance for each region on a long term basis.

But this technology could not find tumors when they're small, and finding a small tumor is critical for survival.

time is critical. One therefore tends to be direct.

He welcomed these new features since they reflected the understanding that development went beyond addressing the critical needs of the vulnerable and could not be separated from global governance and conflict resolution.

Could be, could be.

Thus, telehealth systems could reduce critical delays in the delivery of health care by providing and expanding access to remote areas.

It is of critical importance that this be well coordinated.

If left unaddressed, the dual burden of communicable and non communicable diseases could jeopardize Africa s economic potential. To avoid this, three critical areas of health care must be addressed technology, infrastructure, and education.

A more integrated approach to economic and social policies was critical and the Decent Work Agenda could contribute to such an approach.

Another representative agreed, pointing out that critical use exemptions approved for 2005 exceeded total consumption in Parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 much greater progress with phase out needed to be achieved before multi year exemptions could be introduced.

Moreover, given that many African countries are landlocked, it could provide larger enterprises with transportation alternatives, thus helping them to acquire critical input.

They could be communist, they could be liberal, they could be fascist or Islamic.

You could be American Italian you could be American Irish you could be British Pakistani.

Continued donor support for these critical reform programmes will therefore be essential.

Critical attributes of these management systems can be described, measured and compared.

A multilateral agency such as the World Bank could play a critical role in launching a market in commodity bonds. The fit would be particularly good in those countries where the Bank is already lending money.

How could that be, how could that be?

Could be on Google, could be on AOL.

It could be NBC. It could be ABC.

But it could be in a school, it could be an administration, it could be a hospital.

So we have to be disciplined and focus on things that are critical.

How they got there turns out not to be terribly critical in predicting.

This critical step enabled agreement to be reached at the 2000 Review Conference.

Building a reformed and effective judiciary system continues to be a critical challenge.

By strengthening those critical elements, the results based planning cycle will be enhanced.

Mr. Desanker mentioned that the most critical constraint is likely to be funding.

The teapot could be full, it could be empty.

Using the body it could be sneezing, it could be coughing, it could be animals exactly clapping, whatever.

The Committee noted that the Legal Subcommittee had considered the question of the appropriateness of the United Nations serving as the supervisory authority under the future protocol and that consensus regarding that critical question could not be reached.

Mr. Banks explained that the quantity of methyl bromide actually granted critical use exemptions could turn out to be much lower, depending on the decisions taken by the Parties at the upcoming Second Extraordinary Meeting of the Parties.

It could be a phone number, it could be an e mail address, it could be a postal address.

Practical implementation on the ground will be of critical importance in the coming year.

The role of the Executive Directorate will be a critical component of this work.

The Security Council may not necessarily be the organ in the most critical situation.

In the few short months since the peace deal was reached, Filipino and foreign investment has been flowing into the island. With nearly half of Mindanao s population living below the poverty line, these funds could not be more critical.

It could be at one dollar it could be 1,000 dollars.

You're critical.

But a settlement will not be possible without the clear support of the Turkish government. The new administration s stance will thus be critical Turkey has much to gain by supporting a solution in Cyprus but it could also revert to old habits and spoil today s unique opportunity.

Overall, UNFPA found the critical success factors for the delegation of authority for the management of human resources as identified by the JIU to be useful. It found that the defined benchmarks could be useful in assessing the Fund's human resource strategy and making adjustments as necessary.