Now of course, development doesn't end at five.

MTT This, of course, was the birth of opera, and its development put music on a radical new course.

(ll) Enterprise and Development Lawyers Course sponsored by IDLO (Rome, Italy 9 10 February 2005)

It is only by containing those diseases that the continent's development can be kept on course.

Sound underlying policies would set the stage for changing the course of development in the region.

The dominant perspective on development at the time of the Summit focused on the virtues of the market in guiding the course of development.

Now the modern sector, of course, is where a lot of the development aid and resources went into.

We are discussing handing over operations in places in southern Sudan to our development colleagues in the course of next year.

Significant progress was reported on the E Tourism Initiative, including the development of a training course on ICT and e tourism.

Of course not, of course not.

20. Also notes with appreciation the development by the Division, in cooperation with other partners under the TRAIN SEA COAST Programme, of a training course on the development, implementation and management of marine protected areas and the successful delivery of the first regional training course, in Honiara from 15 to 20 January 2007

These will indeed set us on course to have a significant impact on each and every country's socio political and economic development.

Development of the basic course, covering the general and cross cutting issues and all inventory sectors except LULUCF, was completed in 2004.

We have seen some movement in the course of the development of the A 5 proposal, although that is already some time ago.

Any definition of poverty and course for its elimination is shaped by prevailing notions about the nature and purpose of the development process.

It will first and foremost promote the development of training and course material for military and police personnel who take part in military missions.

73. Also requests the United Nations development system to consider, where appropriate, applying lessons learned in the course of monitoring and evaluation to programming processes

The course, which is available on CD ROM and on the web, will be revised to reflect new developments since its initial development in 2001.

We read 'Huck Finn,' of course, we read 'Huck Finn' of course.

Of course.

Of course.

Of course.

Of course!

Realizing that trade is vital to harnessing their development potential and reducing poverty, the developing countries generally have pursued a course of trade liberalization in recent years.

Fan Zhiguo, Vice Mayor of Heihe, told reporters that economy and trade have always been going ahead together with culture in the course of the development of Heihe.

In the course of 2004, a 10 country project on the use of gum arabic for land rehabilitation and economic development in dryland areas in Africa was prepared.

Testimony of this is its participation at the request of States, of course in addressing the major concerns facing today's world security, human rights, the environment and development.

And then, of course, in the natural course of things, they will expand back.

That s what it is, isn t it? Of course it is, of course it is.

And of course, everybody got it. Everybody went, Yes, of course, you're absolutely right.

III. COURSE EVALUATION

RB Of course.

Turkey s New Course

Yes, of course.

Yes, of course.

Hariri Of course.

Of course not.

The development of a renewed plan of action on women's health, with targeted objectives, will focus research, policy and program work from a gender, diversity and life course perspective.

In line with APCI and NEPAD, the Organization maintained its course on strengthening a regional approach and viewing the sectoral problems of development of African countries within this perspective.

The paragraph also mentioned recommendations to the Industrial Development Board and it was clear that the future course of action would be determined on the basis of those recommendations.

In the course of these past ten years numerous international meetings have repeatedly taken up the social development mandate to eradicate poverty, promote social integration and create full employment.

Bearing in mind that all human rights, including the right to development, are universal, indivisible, interdependent and interrelated, and thus should be treated equally in the course of international cooperation,

But it is also a phase that is characterized by expectations for a better standard of living, justice, human rights, freedom, rapid development, social services and, of course, participatory governance.

Such a course of action would enhance the attainment of a just and comprehensive peace and would create a climate of trust for the much needed development in the region.

In gauging the impact of the course on their professional development, all responding participants confirmed the improved understanding of the complex issues on the international economic agenda and their interdependence.