Gains for developing countries hinged as much on their own liberalization as on the market opening made by trade partners.

Above all, it concluded that the sustainability of ongoing reform programmes hinged on substantial investment in human and institutional capacity building.

According to the Trade and Development Report 2004, the balance between national welfare and international integration hinged on an appropriate mix of market forces, policy space and collective action.

The EU must make it clear that it is ready to support Serbia and the region as a whole in realizing its European aspirations. European security is hinged on Serbian integration, just as Serbian aspirations hinge on the EU.

Whereas in the Third Committee the responsibilities of Vice Chairmen and Rapporteurs were distributed on the basis of the dates on which the Secretariat received notification of the candidates endorsed by the regional groupings, the practice in the other Main Committees hinged on the principle of rotation.

You go to the future back, back, back, back, like that.

Whether Europe would avoid a deep depression hinged on whether it dealt properly with these two aspects of the crisis. But whether Europe as a whole avoids lost decades of economic growth still hangs in the balance, and depends on whether southern European governments can rapidly restore competitiveness.

Never go back. Never go back.

Never look back. Never look back.

OK, OK, back to the corner, back to the corner, back to the corner.

And like airport traffic control, as they start to go past us they're called back and they're called back and back and back.

Back into the room, we say, Hi, we're back.

Here's nylon going back to caprolactam back to carpet.

Come on. Don't run away. Come back. Come back.

Handing out aid, shooting back, handing out aid, shooting back.

Yeah, yeah, back to the corner, back to the corner.

But Darwin's dangerous idea is coming back. It's coming back.

Back

I wanted my old life back. I wanted my body back.

Effective and timely delivery of United Nations assistance through its operational activities hinged squarely on the volume, availability and predictability of resources, and greater efficiency and coordination would not be sufficient to cope with the dual problem of increasing demand and decreasing resources, even though the donors believed that the main thing was to reform the delivery process and the resource mobilization mechanisms.

So now back to the cooking question and back to the design.

And I came back afterward on the sled of the helicopter back.

It's now back there. They come out, it's time to come back.

Thought he could turn back the waves couldn't turn back the waves.

They just move back to the Mid East and those come back.

and when they went back to their families, they went back jesting,

and when they went back to their families, they went back jesting,

Back Up

Cuba s Back

Look back!

I'm back.

Hurry back.

Go back.

Back off.

Stand back!

Come back.

And Brennan runs back to his seat. Everybody runs back to their seat.

So I went back and I had to go back to the tradition.

How far back does that go? How far back does modern language go?

And when they went back to their families, they would go back exulting.

And when they went back to their families, they would go back exulting.

And if you want to go back and read the book again, you just fold it back up and put it back on the page.

Let's go back a few years in time and see what happened back then.

Hi, welcome back.

Hi. Welcome back.