Members of the armed forces who are in active service in the Defence Forces cannot form or join trade unions.

Whenever we join forces, we help people to live their lives in dignity, freedom and peace.

Let us join forces in making the sixtieth anniversary of the United Nations a year of change.

To realize such potential, the international community should join forces in supporting and improving United Nations mechanisms.

At this critical juncture we must join forces and do our utmost to make that vision come true.

In that context, it is important that all political forces publicly renounce violence and join the democratic and electoral process.

UNHCR was not in a crisis but the situation was nonetheless very difficult and he called on all countries to join forces.

The United Nations needs to join forces with other donors in broader undertakings and to harmonize and align its programmes with national strategies.

Some analysts have gone further by linking terrorists and sea robbers, arguing that they could join forces and together wreak havoc in vital straits used for international navigation.

He called on the international community to join forces to fight intolerance, preserve the institution of asylum, and bridge the gap between humanitarian relief and long term development.

The Forces nationales de libération (Palipehutu FNL), which pose a threat to the security of Burundi and of the region as a whole, must join the peace camp without delay.

The relevant national authorities, inside and outside the region, and international organizations, including the ICTY, should join forces in setting up such a framework for sharing information on Karadzic and Mladic.

Mr. Natsios (United States of America) In September 2000, at the Millennium Summit, 147 heads of State or government and 189 nations in total agreed to join forces to eradicate poverty.

We therefore invite all interested States and NGOs to join forces in gathering the necessary information to make the appointment of women to such posts not only a priority but a reality.

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(a) Government forces, including the armed forces, the police forces, security forces and popular defence forces.

Today, the two countries have a chance to mend ties and join forces to rein in Islamic extremists on both sides of the border. This week s slaughter of schoolchildren in Peshawar could be the tipping point.

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It may be worth the effort to explore the possibility of establishing common subregional trading platforms under which local exchanges join forces to develop a trading and clearing system that allows investors to trade securities on a regional basis.

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Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs) were also an important tool and he had agreed to join forces with the President of the World Bank to ensure that displacement issues, in particular the productive capacity of returnees, were included in PRSPs.

The decision by Mr. Jumblatt's bloc to join forces with them was a major development insofar as it expanded the opposition coalition beyond the sectarian dividing lines, especially in light of Mr. Jumblatt's traditional alliance with the Syrian Arab Republic.

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But one important difference is that if people who join other countries military forces lose their US citizenship, they can presumably become citizens of the country for which they are fighting. Terrorist organizations usually have no such ties to a particular government.