The world is at a crossroads and the most important global Organization also stands at that crossroads.

India s Growth Crossroads

Hamas and Fatah at the Crossroads

I was at a crossroads.

The Republic of Haiti is at the crossroads.

The summer of 2005 will mark an important crossroads.

Indeed, the situation in the region is at a delicate crossroads.

Now, commerce is ancient. Markets are as old as the crossroads.

Special procedures of the United Nations at the crossroads paper submitted by Vitit Muntarbhorn, Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights

As the Secretary General has observed, the United Nations is at a crossroads.

Côte d'Ivoire is at a crossroads and is facing grave dangers.

The theme of this global event was Cities crossroads of culture, inclusiveness and integration? .

It was probably a real crossroads, he recalled, of taking charge of Alloa.

And we are at a crossroads right now in this great effort over the last 20 years.

Our next artist, Balasubramaniam, really stands at the crossroads of sculpture, painting and installation, working wonders with fiberglass.

Finally, we affirm that we, particularly those of us in the Middle East, now stand at a crossroads.

Humankind is at a new and historic, turning point, and the United Nations is at a crucial crossroads.

Something very interesting is going on here in the angular gyrus, because it's the crossroads between hearing, vision and touch, and it became enormous in humans. And something very interesting is going on.

Two years ago, the Secretary General stated that the United Nations stood at a crossroads between multilateralism and unilateralism.

Mr. Kuroda (Asian Development Bank) We stand today at a crossroads of great opportunity and great uncertainty.

In addition, my country, favoured by its geographic and historical location, has always been at the crossroads of civilizations and religions.

It is not disarmament that is at a crossroads it is multilateral efforts as a whole in the field of disarmament that are at a crossroads, and for a simple reason the will or the wish of some to try to negate the commitments and obligations to which they have previously agreed.

The second World Urban Forum was held in Barcelona, Spain, in September 2004, under the theme of cities as crossroads of culture.

LONDON The European Union stands at a crossroads. The shape it takes five years from now will be decided in the coming 3 5 months.

Don't stand in the crossroads to cut off those of his who escape. Don't deliver up those of his who remain in the day of distress.

Don't stand in the crossroads to cut off those of his who escape. Don't deliver up those of his who remain in the day of distress.

It will mark a crossroads for the Treaty, whose authority and integrity have been seriously challenged a number of times over the course of the last few years.

Let me begin by saying, however, that my delegation must disagree with something you said in your introductory remarks that disarmament is at a crossroads.

Quite simply, we stopped viewing our geography and history as a curse or disadvantage. On the contrary, we began to regard our location at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East as an opportunity to interact simultaneously with multiple players.

Perceptions of women in the sex industry, including of those trafficked, as spreading HIV to the general population makes this sector the crossroads where multiple types of stigma and discrimination converge.

In fact, in 1848, 82 grain merchants and farmers got together in a small town at the crossroads of the Illinois River and Lake Michigan to establish a way to trade better amongst themselves.

Jonathan I. Charney, Disputes Implicating the Institutional Credibility of the Court Problems of Non Appearance, Non Participation, and Non Performance, in the International Court of Justice at a crossroads 288 (Lori F. Damrosch, ed., 1987).

In conclusion, it is fair to say that the United Nations is at a crossroads, poised for fundamental reform in response to identified weaknesses and strengths and to challenges imposed by its ever expanding functions.

NEW YORK The world is at a crossroads. Either the global community will join together to fight poverty, resource depletion, and climate change, or it will face a generation of resource wars, political instability, and environmental ruin.

South Korea is at a crossroads. Though President Park Geun hye s administration, which took office in 2013, has unveiled many economic initiatives to foster a creative economy, their effect so far has been minimal.

Pakistan is now at a crossroads, facing an uneasy moment of truth. To survive, its citizens must act in unison or risk seeing every moderate tendency in the country purged by a clamor of illiberal, religious voices.

39. Also encourages the United Nations University, a think tank for the United Nations and several of the specialized agencies, to explore the possibilities of providing training and policy research at the crossroads of international law, climate change and outer space

In recent months, Obama has stepped up his own involvement and that of senior figures in his administration in support of a peace strategy for Sudan. On his behalf, Kerry has delivered a package of proposals designed to break the logjam that has brought the North and South to a dangerous crossroads.

At the crossroads of this question stands NATO, an organization perceived as American by Europeans and international (i.e., not American) by the average US citizen. But if NATO is for better or worse in command on the ground in Libya, it is the UN that has given the necessary green light to French action there.

They now stand again at a crossroads, and whether they will be able to transcend their tragic heritage depends on them. No one can help them if they cannot come up with a coherent, consensual, and reasonably united leadership what Abbas himself calls one law, one authority, one gun.

The United Nations was at a crossroads it could either persuade the Moroccan Government to comply with the peace plan, or it could accept its failure and withdraw, with the resulting loss of confidence and credibility on the part of the international community and the obvious danger of a resumption of hostilities and a setback of a decade.

HONG KONG China has once again reached a crossroads on its journey toward inclusive, sustainable prosperity. At the Chinese Communist Party s congress in November, the new leadership was tasked with plotting the country s path for the next ten years, which entails modernizing China s social, political, and economic systems within the constraints of its history and changing geopolitical context.

WASHINGTON, DC Sudan sits at the proverbial crossroads between potential peace and possible nationwide conflict, which would undoubtedly become the world s deadliest conventional war in 2011. A referendum on South Sudan s independence, scheduled for January 9, 2011, will likely split the country in two, with southerners finally achieving the freedom for which they have long fought.

And yet, at its 60th anniversary, Israel stands at a crossroads. Indeed, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has warned of the end of the Jewish state if the country remains bogged down in the occupied territories and a Palestinian state is not established.

Hamas s crushing defeat of Fatah in this week s elections brings the Palestinian people to a crossroads. An Islamist political party that previously abstained from national politics and rejects Fatah s policy of negotiations with Israel, is now in charge in Palestine.