Sugar cane could be used for ethanol production, while coconut oil could serve as a diesel substitute.

And I thought, well this could serve as a symbol for today.

For example, UNICEF could serve as the procurement arm for WHO Regional Office for Europe, and a Copenhagen forum could be created for sharing information, experience and best practice.

This instrument could serve a useful purpose and its use could be facilitated more actively.

It could also serve as the starting point for a general UNHCR security policy on ICT matters.

It could further serve to reduce the rate of recidivism.

It is our hope that these papers could serve as one important basis for our future substantive work.

Such an organization could best serve to protect our planet and should act as a guardian for future generations.

The document which UNODC was to produce in the next few months could serve as a basis for the project.

We also believe that the Peacebuilding Commission could serve as a most useful tool for enhanced donor coordination and interaction.

Then how could you serve, you know, a beat up old dress or something.

Women could contribute to development and serve society through means other than remunerated labour.

In the longer term, a flexible and effective legal framework for security rights could serve as a useful tool to increase economic growth.

Staff who did not meet those criteria could not continue to serve beyond 30 June 2006.

You could fight for your country, you could die for your country, you could serve in your country's civil service, but you didn't really have the information and the knowledge and the ability to help build the stronger society in the way that you do now.

Improved access to finance, for example, could be provided by export import banks, which offer financial products to serve home customers wanting to invest abroad.

In view of rule 107 (f) of the Committee's rules, therefore, a six month limit could arguably serve as a point of departure for the Committee.

Of course, the African panel for criminal justice and reconciliation, proposed by Nigeria on behalf of the African Union, could also serve as a way out.

His country's advanced demining technology and logistic know how could serve to train specialists in a short time.

From those various clarifications, it might be said that the Organized Crime Convention alone could not serve as the legal basis for the offences it considered extraditable.

Indonesia is hopeful that this could serve as a solid foundation to foster a genuine and mutually beneficial partnership.

If the parties to a transaction could prove who had signed and what had been signed, there was no need for a separate abstract reliability test, which could trap the incautious and serve as a weapon for non parties seeking to attack the transaction.

As if the money invested in advertising could not bring in dramatically greater sums of money to serve the needy.

The case, Carter v. Canada, could serve as a textbook on the facts, law, and ethics of assistance in dying.

Come, I'll serve some for you.

This approach could serve as a guideline for future work, which, in accordance with the outline contained in the seventh report, would focus on the study of State practice.

In that respect, the procedure set out in article 3 of Annex VII to the Convention could serve as a model.

The word importance could be interpreted as referring to the purpose that the Agreement would serve if it was properly implemented

Taking that into account, the Subcommittee suggested that ESCAP could serve as a regional coordinator in the implementation of those initiatives.

The first impact of monetizing vanishing assets could be to lower demand for such goods, since one lawnmower, for example, can serve many people. But it will also lower the cost of using them.

A pilot project under way in Ukraine could potentially serve as a model for a subregional effort aimed at providing policy advice to the Governments of Belarus and the Russian Federation.

Furthermore, Switzerland calls for the conclusion of a cooperative agreement between the Security Council and Interpol that could serve as a framework for cooperation in the field of tracing illicit small arms and light weapons.

He thanked the Chairman of the Working Group for drafting a text that could serve as the basis of negotiations and that had been approved by consensus for use as the basis of future work.

In paragraphs 15 to 18, the report of the Secretary General outlines the criteria for identifying eligible staff and some of the parameters that could serve as basis for determining the amount of the retention bonus.

An Earth Witness site could also serve as a collection spot for all sorts of data about conditions around the planet picked up by environmental sensors that attach to your cell phone.

I serve not what you serve

I serve not what you serve

And for the future it won't serve us.

And for the future, it won't serve us.

But as for you, and that you serve,

But as for you, and that you serve,

Now several people at this conference have already suggested that fruit flies could serve neuroscience because they're a simple model of brain function.

So, I thought, could we have Darius serve as our babycam carrier, and that way get the inputs that we feed into Dylan?

The meeting agreed that global public opinion polls could serve as a way to evaluate the impact of past United Nations communications efforts.

The UNCTAD document Towards a New Trade 'Marshall Plan' for LDCs (UNCTAD DITC TAB POV 2005 1) and the background document currently before the Board could serve as guides for successful negotiations at the Hong Kong meeting.