The result, however, will be a NATO compatible army far sooner than might have been expected.

As might be expected, there have been two incidents, but the situation is otherwise peaceful and orderly.

Two other countries might be expected to become abolitionist in the near future Kenya and the Russian Federation.

For example, on the basis of elevation alone one might have expected the Maldives to be more badly affected by the tsunami.

It is further expected that other member organizations of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests might be in a position to second staff to the secretariat.

And what changed is something you might not have expected in an art, which is math.

The Panel notes that the letters of credit do not indicate the goods purchased with the degree of specificity that might be expected in such documents.

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Expected results will be

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Expected results will be

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Whereas the Secretary General's mandate as depositary is by definition a very broad one, the Commission on Human Rights might be expected to take a more focused approach.

This is to be expected.

The expected accomplishments will be

The expected accomplishments will be

The expected accomplishments will be

These concerns were to be expected.

He offered more than could be expected.

Furthermore, some of the complexities encountered by UNDP with the Atlas system in 2004 might have not been expected or were underestimated.

It can be expected that this imbalance would be corrected eventually.

for they never expected to be called to account,

for they never expected to be called to account,

The transition is expected to be completed by 2008.

The work was expected to be completed by 2012.

The Team will utilize as broad a range of factors as possible to judge what might reasonably be expected from a State in view of its likely capacity, and measure this against what has been reported.

What the scientists there told me was that when protected this first marine reserve in 1975, they hoped and expected that certain things might happen.

There might be logistical problems, or upcoming elections or other reasons might be invoked.

Because the professionals, over here in these closed organizations they might be academics they might be programmers they might be doctors they might be journalists my former profession say, No, no you can't trust these people over here.

Continuing reduction in the European Community stockpile would be expected.

The survey is expected to be available in early 2006.

The document is expected to be finalized in December 2005.

Agency wide implementation is expected to be completed in 2006.

The African Group would be expected to nominate a replacement.

These are expected to be operational by 30 June 2005.

These are expected to be operational by 30 June 2005.

These are expected to be operational by 30 June 2005.

The register is expected to be established later in 2005.

The effects are expected to be severe and long lasting.

To fully realize this ideal, participation in Wikipedia might be made compulsory for advanced undergraduates and Master s degree candidates worldwide. The expected norms of conduct of these students correspond exactly to Wikipedia s content policy one is not expected to do original research, but to know where the research material is and how to argue about it.

It might be advisable for the strategic long term vision statement to contain a more thorough analysis of the expected future requirements of developing countries and define the future role of UNIDO in responding to the new challenges.

Experts noted that when the retail market was simply opened up to FDI without the necessary conditions for fair competition being ensured old, domestic monopoly providers might be replaced with a foreign monopoly, without the requisite efficiency and welfare gains that would otherwise be expected.

or he might be mindful and good counsel might avail him.

or he might be mindful and good counsel might avail him.