1. The amounts diverted from Foundation funds to meet the expenditures of Habitat II should be reimbursed expeditiously.

Resources should subsequently be diverted to building one stop centres, at least in those areas where women are most subject to violence.

We've been diverted.

It suggested that consideration should be given to drafting common national and international standards to prevent legal trade from being diverted into illegal channels.

Recognizing that those substances not under international control could be diverted into illicit channels,

If entertainment can be diverted to also increase positive emotion, meaning, eudaimonia, it will be good enough.

This train's been diverted onto a branchline.

Leave them to eat and enjoy and to be diverted by longings. Soon they will know.

Leave them to eat and enjoy and to be diverted by longings. Soon they will know.

Africa s compelling development interests nonetheless require that a minimum of resources be diverted for military purposes.

What are you talking about? Abductions, diverted trains

Scarce resources must not be diverted from their intended purposes and the Secretariat's next budget submission should provide the Advisory Committee and Member States with detailed information on the Mission's activities.

Let them eat and enjoy themselves and be diverted by false hope, for they are going to know.

Let them eat and enjoy themselves and be diverted by false hope, for they are going to know.

The tourist traffic was being diverted by the guides.

Water was being both polluted and diverted by explosions.

Some Customs generated revenue continues to be diverted to PUSIC, despite the imprisonment of the former leader, Chief Kahwa.

BOAC flight 563 from Montreal has been diverted to Prestwick.

Those stocks could indeed be diverted and could help to fuel illicit trafficking, particularly to non State actors in Africa.

No person may be diverted from the jurisdiction predetermined by law or subjected to proceedings other than those previously established

Australia considered that a moratorium on the construction of new enrichment and processing plants should be applied pending the development of an appropriate framework to ensure that such projects are not diverted to military purposes.

Appropriate law enforcement procedures and chemical techniques used to trace the origin of seized precursor material to determine whether it was diverted from licit sources or manufactured clandestinely should also be considered (see paragraph 44 below).

(a) Designate as soon as possible the ports to which vessels caught in flagrante delicto of transporting migrants can be diverted

And as the wind starts dying down, any excess energy will be diverted back into the house the lights never go out.

And as the wind starts dying down, any excess energy will be diverted back into the house the lights never go out.

It should be strengthened as the focal point in the United Nations family for the integrated consideration of issues of trade, finance, technology and investment. More funds for development activity need to be diverted from the United Nations administrative budget. The United Nations Agenda for Development, which was launched with great expectations, seems to be losing momentum. Its implementation should not be delayed.

The Conference urges that nuclear export controls be strengthened to take into account the possibility that nuclear related equipment, material or technology could be diverted to terrorists.

Not only was MINUSTAH'S entry slow, but some of its resources had to be diverted to other pressing humanitarian needs in the country.

A portion of these savings has to be diverted into meeting Africa s external debt obligations and is thus not available for domestic investment.

(b) Competing demands which diverted resources away from planned research and development work

It was further argued by some representatives that the provisions on asset recovery should be applied not only to assets diverted through corruption related practices, but also to proceeds of other crimes, in particular those committed by organized criminal groups.

But to us, it is essential that the primary responsibility of the nuclear weapon States is not to be diverted through such a process.

Developments in recent years have made it clear that the incautious proliferation of fuel cycle technologies could be diverted towards the development of military programmes.

20. Experience shows that care must be taken not to allow such commissions to be diverted from their purpose and to furnish a pretext for not going before the courts.

Third, staff can focus on delivery, and not be diverted by the kind of major operating system rollout and organizational restructuring that took place in 2004.

The same delegation cautioned UNHCR that some of the humanitarian aid provided to the Ain Sufni population may be diverted to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).

An effective, transparent export control regime also helps build confidence among states that assistance provided for peaceful nuclear development will not be diverted to illegal weapons purposes.

In that connection, his delegation was anxious for reassurance that the scarce resources available to UNDP would not be diverted to the administrative costs of transferred activities.

When the wind is blowing, any excess energy coming from the windmill is diverted into the battery.

Did you not see those who dispute concerning the signs of Allah? Where are they being diverted?

Did you not see those who dispute concerning the signs of Allah? Where are they being diverted?

When the wind is blowing, any excess energy coming from the windmill is diverted into the battery.

Fifty four States reported having safeguards to ensure that the weapons and ammunition produced within their jurisdiction could not be diverted for the use of those subject to sanctions.

Thereupon his Lord answered him, and diverted their scheming away from him. He is the Hearer, the Knower.

Thereupon his Lord answered him, and diverted their scheming away from him. He is the Hearer, the Knower.