Sounds Diminish they're going.

How can we diminish this exclusion?

(a half of it, or diminish a little,

(a half of it, or diminish a little,

The role of this factor continues to diminish.

but diminish when they measure or weigh for them.

but diminish when they measure or weigh for them.

Moreover, it was suggested that the degree of government intervention should diminish with the development of the private support sector.

Conversion of translators' and interpreters' contracts should be approached with caution, as demand for such staff would diminish after the election.

Give a full measure and be not of those who diminish

Give a full measure and be not of those who diminish

And who, when they measure Unto them or weigh for them, diminish.

And who, when they measure Unto them or weigh for them, diminish.

Fill up the measure and do not diminish the goods of people,

Fill up the measure and do not diminish the goods of people,

Out of date delivery networks, however, significantly diminish that level of quality.

To diminish the inadequacies in the material conditions of schoolchildren and youth

He acknowledged that there were some minor problems with the electoral process, but said they did not diminish the magnitude of the accomplishment.

Once these inequalities diminish, the provisions of the article will no longer apply.

However, the role of the United Nations in that area continued to diminish.

A central reality is that nuclear weapons diminish the security of all States.

We are convinced that Africa's dependence on aid will diminish as growth prospects improve.

Any member who seeks to diminish previous undertakings or reinterprets them challenges the Treaty.

The object of the reforms being implemented should not diminish the transparency of discussions.

That might diminish the recruitment possibilities of warlords and help to contain a conflict.

My people! Give full measure and weight with justice, do not diminish the goods of others, and do not go about creating corruption in the land.

My people! Give full measure and weight with justice, do not diminish the goods of others, and do not go about creating corruption in the land.

This trend should become stronger as barriers to outward FDI diminish in the developing world.

The influx may perhaps tend to diminish but, depending on circumstances, it might increase still further.

A supervisor s delegation of work should not diminish the supervisor s accountability for these responsibilities and duties.

This has been said many times, but repetition does not diminish its importance. Russia without Ukraine is a manageable nation state Russia with Ukraine is an unmanageable empire.

Maastricht treaty or no Maastricht treaty, loss of public support for the ECB will diminish its independence.

and diminish not the goods of the people, and do not mischief in the earth, working corruption.

and diminish not the goods of the people, and do not mischief in the earth, working corruption.

It would diminish the accountability of the Council at a time when that virtue is most needed.

That is what his father had done it did not diminish the danger he had been in.

Unless they are resolved, these problems will substantially diminish the benefits that future generations obtain from ecosystems

Each unfulfilled agreement and undertaking reached at Review Conferences merely serves to diminish the Treaty, not strengthen it.

There are those who worry that an increase in the membership of the Council might diminish its effectiveness.

During the period of the stay it is possible that the value of the encumbered asset will diminish.

This, in turn, may diminish the impact that seizures of international trafficking might have upon illicit drug supply.

Administrative reform should not diminish the Organization s capacity to fully implement the programmes adopted by the Member States.

Such an approach could consolidate the different aspects of the problem and diminish the fear of some Governments.

The impact of expatriation on the lives of staff members and their families did not diminish over time.

Such restrictions must be compatible with internationally recognized standards and must be strictly construed in order to advance the promotion and protection of the right, not to diminish or jeopardize it.