And he, the positive soul that he is, said, No, this is just a hiatus, a hiatus during the treatment, and you'll get back to doing what you do best.

33. The end of the conflict, by whatever means, constitutes a hiatus for most of those concerned.

In the past progress has often been achieved, slowly, and in small steps, punctuated by periods of worrying hiatus.

8. Talks on the future political status of New Caledonia resumed in Paris on 16 February 1998 after a two year hiatus.

Such a hiatus is bound to affect the working of the First Committee, the Conference on Disarmament and the United Nations Disarmament Commission.

The Government has also made a commitment to resume its obligations to report on ratified international human rights treaties after a long hiatus.

So far, a total number of 16 successful surgical operations for hernia have been carried out and 32 cases of dental care attended in government hospitals in Lungi and Freetown.

We regret the hiatus between January 1997, when the CD agreed to appoint a Coordinator on expansion, and June 1997, when the appointment was finally made.

In one example, a Force element disrupted the UNMO management of the disarmament process at a key point in the operation, which caused it to be temporarily halted and left for days in a precarious hiatus.

That wait to insure strategy makes sense if the medical condition is a chronic disease like diabetes or a condition requiring surgery, like cancer or a hernia. In either case, the individual would be able to purchase insurance after he or she receives the diagnosis.

33. Members of the Committee welcomed the fact that Trinidad and Tobago had decided to resume submitting periodic reports after a hiatus of eight years and urged the Government to continue its renewed dialogue with the Committee.

BOLOGNA After a 30 year hiatus, international coordination of macroeconomic policy seems to be back on policymakers agendas. The reason is understandable growth remains anemic in most countries, and many fear the US Federal Reserve s impending interest rate hike.

According to another view, which the Working Group adopted, it was useful to leave to the court a possibility to extend the relief granted upon application for recognition, so as to ensure that there was no hiatus between the provisional measure and the measure issued after recognition.

Government action, in most cases, has an important role to play in overcoming the institutional hiatus in input and output markets, infrastructural impediments and deficits in research and development, all of which hinder agricultural development. Promoting the tradable sector in agriculture can be greatly facilitated by better market access and reduced subsidies in industrialized countries.

In this tense setting, it comes as no surprise that the question of whether anti Semitism has returned to France, after a seven decade hiatus, is making international headlines. British and American media reports have made comparisons to the Nazi era, with some even referring, in the aftermath of attacks on French synagogues, to a French Kristallnacht.

Relief available under article 15 is provisional in that, as provided in paragraph (3), the relief terminates when the application for recognition is decided upon however, the court is given the opportunity to extend the measure, as provided in article 17(1)(c), which the court might wish to do, for example, to avoid a hiatus between the provisional measure issued before recognition and the measure issued after recognition.