The tasks facing Mr. Jan Eliasson are inspiring and crucially important.

The arms were crucially important for opposition plans to protect itself against TFG forces.

I have to trust the orchestra, and, even more crucially, I have to trust myself.

In general, the potential development impact depends crucially on the purpose and mode of investment.

He recognized that human rights crucially complemented sound economic policies and a good investment climate.

Of course, it also depends crucially on the projected payments of assessed contributions being received.

Thousands of people are figuring out new ways to learn and, crucially, to respond, completing the cycle.

Unleashing Africa's potential for development depends crucially on a dynamic private sector, including a strong informal sector.

For some of this kind of technology, ground center is a combination of design, which is crucially important.

Crucially, both parties have quickly and authoritatively reaffirmed their commitment to the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.

Crucially, no party should take unilateral measures which might prejudice the outcome of negotiations on the final settlement.

Crucially, we haven't been figuring out how to live in oneness with the Earth and every other living thing.

The support of Member States remains crucially important, and the Committee is grateful for the support it has received.

For many speakers, the improvement of the working methods of the Security Council was the most crucially needed reform.

Accordingly, the impact of increased competition brought about by opening up on growth, income distribution and poverty has been crucially different.

Crucially, for the long term success of the peace process in Northern Ireland, he imposed very clear conditions for the participation and negotiations.

That is why it is so crucially important to ensure funds for the rehabilitation and reintegration phase of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) processes.

Again, all of this is done in the way us humans do things, and that's crucially important if we want Milo to appear real.

It should be emphasized, however, that this positive picture depends crucially on payments during the last quarter of 2005 following the pattern of previous years.

It was crucially important to invest sufficient funds in the development of the developing countries, for such investment could save huge expenditures on peacekeeping operations.

Rules of combat are often abandoned, and more crucially, the casualties of war are now predominantly civilians, who are not only the victims, but also perpetrators.

The recommendation that, as a first practical step, States should agree to a moratorium on the deployment of weapons in outer space was therefore crucially important.

Opportunities for sustained growth in those countries therefore crucially depend on securing a more dynamic agricultural sector, which also requires that the developing countries undertake the necessary reforms.

Governments continue to recognize the importance of family as the basic unit of society, and the crucially important role families have in promoting and maintaining social and economic well being.

He wanted to estimate N, the number of communicative civilizations out there in our galaxy, and he included in there the rate of star formation, the rate of planets, but crucially, intelligence.

More crucially, he drew attention to the fact that technological advances might result in the use of a form of location identifier that justified a presumption regarding a party's place of business.

Such a review of remittances should look into restrictive practices that could be abolished, and ask whether official assistance should be adapted to the needs of this informal yet crucially important aid network.

This is a crucially important insight because it helps us explain the second law of thermodynamics the law that says that entropy increases in the universe, or in some isolated bit of the universe.

So it is crucially important to understand why the Treaty deserves to be ratified. Simply put, it places the interests of Europe's citizens more than ever at the heart of the European Union's activities.

While trade was universally recognized as crucially important for economic growth and development, many developing countries had become victims of unjustified protectionist measures and the Doha Round had reached a stalemate, especially in relation to agriculture.

Implementation of the Programme of Action depends crucially on building a partnership for global development where all actors, including Governments, multilateral and donor agencies, civil society and the private sector, cooperate to realize its goals and objectives.

The key to making such a system work is to ensure that national governments are held accountable for their economic policies. All treaties and commitments including, crucially, the Maastricht Treaty s no bailout clause must be respected without exception.

Of course, such an economy relies crucially on the quality of governance. The real challenge for Chinese officials is how to balance creativity and institutional innovation with order, thereby ensuring the integrity of all four of its economy s pillars.

It also involves, crucially, importing an essential intangible asset knowledge. Economies can learn faster than they can invent, so less developed countries can achieve much faster growth than was experienced by today s industrialized countries when they were becoming wealthy.

Fetal origins is a scientific discipline that emerged just about two decades ago, and it's based on the theory that our health and well being throughout our lives is crucially affected by the nine months we spend in the womb.

Gabriel and Macron must lead the charge, backed by Sapin and Schäuble. Crucially, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French Prime Minister Manuel Valls not to mention the new Commission must also step in to offer genuine support for the project.

These assumptions took a hard hit in the crisis, causing an abrupt shift to far more intrusive regulation. Finding a new and stable relationship between the financial authorities and private firms will depend crucially on a reworking of our intellectual models.

With a comprehensive, pro development agenda combining trade liberalization with rule making and complementary aid for both trade and trade related assistance, the Doha round can bring benefits to all trading partners and in particular, and crucially, to developing countries.

To build the innovative economy envisioned by the third plenum, the CCP s leadership needs to find a new governance model that fosters a vibrant society. Sooner rather than later, the crucially important economic reforms that have just been unveiled will not be enough.

Whether Hamas can claim a victory and whether Palestinians will believe them will be determined by the type of ceasefire that is eventually agreed, if a formal one is eventually agreed. The end game for both Israel and Hamas is thus crucially important.

Moreover, the associated MEDA funding mechanism crucially and specifically included the European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights. This link between security, democracy, and human development has since been broken and needs to be restored through investment in good governance, regional development, and education.

Fears abound among Palestinians of another spasm of violence if no agreement is reached before Annapolis and this round of talks fails. But what is crucially important for Palestinians is that, whatever the outcome, new settlements must not be built and land expropriation must end.

We cannot afford to sacrifice a generation, or, rather, risk creating a lost generation that could destroy Europe s social fabric and stability. We need an immediate contingency plan invest to finance job training, improve educational opportunities, and, crucially, create incentives for employers to hire young people.

The IMF s meeting this spring was lauded as a breakthrough, with officials given a new mandate for surveillance of the trade imbalances that contribute significantly to global instability. The new mission is crucially important, both for the health of the global economy and the IMF s own legitimacy.

But Obama has marched the US and its allies too far down the current path. Moreover, and crucially, Brzezinski forgets that Obama s determination to stop Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon does not stem only from his concern for Israel s security or the stability of the wider Middle East.