It was a diamond cell structure was the point of departure.

This belief was the point of departure for the study reported here.

The standards and norms can serve as a point of departure for national policies.

This is the point of departure for the new and increasingly globalized human agenda.

These affect the initial budget and make it a dubious point of departure for comparison purposes.

The 13 practical steps adopted at the 2000 Review Conference should serve as a departure point.

That paper provides a point of departure for further negotiations, even if it falls short of our expectations in many areas.

The underlying concept of draft article 3 constituted the point of departure of the whole set of draft articles. It should therefore be retained.

The richness and the constructive discussion and exchange of views of the AHEG PARAM and its report constituted the CLI s point of departure.

On the second point, his delegation continued to believe that the item under discussion should be a point of departure for the exchange of ideas and information on the legal aspects of space benefits.

In view of rule 107 (f) of the Committee's rules, therefore, a six month limit could arguably serve as a point of departure for the Committee.

The text finally submitted by the Commission was a significant improvement on previous drafts and a good point of departure for negotiating a treaty instrument.

He noted that many members considered article 3 to be the point of departure of the whole draft and that it reflected the basic principle of continuity.

Departure

Departure

Liechtenstein understands that the current draft should serve as a point of departure for consideration at the Eleventh Congress, taking into account the consultations already held.

The readmission of Taiwan into the United Nations, which we believe to be a legitimate demand of that country, would be the point of departure for such acceptance.

Amtrak's in line of departure.

Date of Departure from New York ______________________________________________

(1) Earth departure

D1 (departure) claims

Departure from Guatemala.

Cause Departure Selling

But we certainly believe that they offer a good point of departure for the creative and innovative measures that are needed to reinvigorate the human rights machinery of the United Nations.

1. Departure from approved programme of work

Departure St., Arrival St.

... departure counter? All right.

PART ONE THE DEPARTURE

Accordingly, he hoped that the report would serve as a point of departure to encourage international organizations and Governments to prevent the rights of children from being violated in situations of armed conflict.

That unfinished work could provide a point of departure for the Fifth Committee s negotiations on a new and universally acceptable scale which would reassert the primacy of the principle of capacity to pay.

Taking note of the Secretary General's most recent report on that subject (A 58 377), it considered that the proposals formulated there should be the point of departure for debate on that subject.

We postponed our departure because of the storm.

6 p.m. End of mission departure for Cotonou

8 p.m. Departure for Cali

10.30 a.m. Departure for Quibdo

10.30 a.m. Departure for Cartagena

8.30 p.m. Departure for Bogotá

30.12.96 Departure from Guatemala City.

Article 80 Facilities for departure

The Regional Director responded that the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean document on the Millennium Development Goals presented a point of departure for policy dialogue with other United Nations agencies.

111. Turnover rates based on all reasons of departure

Announcing the departure of American Airlines westbound Flight 9.

And all are in great affliction... of your departure.

BOAC announce the departure of their Imperial special flight...

Egypt believes that the outcome document of this high level meeting will represent a new point of departure and will enhance our cooperation in the interests of the well being and prosperity of the peoples of Africa.