Publication of the article was timed to coincide with the professor's birthday.

To him that phrase, Charity begins at home, meant that my payday or someone else's would just happen to coincide with his lucky day.

And he went on to say, These differences do not coincide with corresponding differences in climate.

It should be noted, however, that in some cases the religion and ethnicity coincide.

7. Also notes that the Organization of African Unity has agreed that an international refugee day may coincide with Africa Refugee Day on 20 June

The creation of that post would contribute qualitatively to the way UNHCR carried out its protection mandate and would coincide with more protection on the ground.

Indeed, as their home markets expand, fuller use of domestic sources of growth may coincide with a less pronounced outward orientation.

It should also be recalled that at the sixth high level meeting that I convened with heads of regional organizations in July 2005 it was decided that future meetings should coincide with the meetings the Security Council holds with regional organizations.

He presented a case study from Ghana that linked air temperature and humidity projections with distribution of diseases by showing that periods of high meningitis, diarrhoea and malaria cases coincide with periods of high air temperature.

Participants also agreed to ensure that their high level meetings coincide with the meetings held by the Security Council with regional organizations for better efficiency of participation and for substantive complementarity of agendas.

They fully coincide with those outlined in the peace agreements signed in Guatemala in December 1996 and those contained in the Government's action plan.

An electoral needs assessment mission was conducted by the Electoral Assistance Division in April 2004 to coincide with the inauguration of the National Elections Commission.

This task force on operational activities should be established on an experimental basis for two years, initially, to coincide with the triennial comprehensive policy review cycle.

The symbolic confirmation of the Initiative's practical dimension and its dynamic development lies in the fact that the anniversary ceremonies coincide with the exercises organized by Poland and the Czech Republic with planning assistance from the United States with a strong international participation.

The International Year of Deserts and Desertification, 2006 will coincide with the tenth anniversary of the entry into force of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification.

The single parent family leave may not coincide with the end or the beginning of the regular paid annual leave and it applies to parents with children up to the age of 12.

For instance, joint operations with the WTO are undertaken only insofar as the technical cooperation resources of both institutions coincide for a given mission or initiative in the field.

The reality is that top jobs require more than two workdays a week, and they do not coincide with school hours. Assuming the responsibilities that have long belonged to men requires that women let go of the tasks that have prevented them from advancing beyond low ranking positions.

Cross thematic strategic partnerships were to be established to coincide with the multisectoral approach, the objective being to create synergy by capitalizing on the efforts and resources that UNDP and other organizations can bring to bear on regional development problems.

The current implementation of controls for the Finance Supply Chain and EPM Budget applications is targeted to coincide with the implementation and go live of the Human Resources and Global Payroll project.

Most agree that it offered a way to consolidate and legitimize a state s rule over a group of people, whether defined by a common language, culture, or ethnicity. The problem is that the contours of a cultural community rarely coincide with a political entity.

While the factors involved in road safety are many, all those studies coincide in highlighting human, mechanical and infrastructure causes as crucial.

Amendment no. 25 adds that a woman can extend her maternity leave when the newborn is hospitalized for a period of over 12 weeks. This extension does not coincide with the remaining periods of extension, to a maximum period of 4 weeks.

They also caution that negotiated electoral processes need to be realistic, that electoral processes must be timed to coincide with parallel progress on other political and economic fronts and, above all, that elections, to be effective over the long term, cannot be considered proxies for lack of progress on these fronts.

The draft resolution also expresses support for the initiatives of the three affected countries the Republic of Belarus, the Russian Federation and Ukraine and is timed to coincide with the twentieth anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster.

A compendium of productivity indicators was jointly published by the OECD Statistics Directorate and the Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry in 2005 to coincide with the workshop (see http www.oecd.org dataoecd 60 31 35529051.pdf).

To be Western or Westernized, above all, is a mindset which does not coincide with any continent, nor with any specific nation or religion. Huntington s mistake, it seems, was to contain the West inside national borders there is no map of the West.

Although the mandate of the High level Panel with regard to terrorism extended well beyond the implementation of the United Nations sanctions against Al Qaida, the Taliban and their associates, its conclusions largely coincide with those of the Team so far as this form of terrorism is concerned. It is hardly surprising that the Panel and Team agree that

What neither Friedman nor anyone else anticipated in 1998 was that the first serious downturn following the advent of the euro would coincide with the mother of all financial crises. Runs by panicked investors have required central banks to undertake unprecedented lender of last resort operations.

While conceding that many of the basic factors in the cases of the complainant and his wife are the same and that the circumstances coincide to a considerable degree , the current complainant is the individual at most serious risk of torture.

But the dollar s status as an international currency has not fallen uniformly. Interestingly, the periods when the public is most concerned about the issue do not coincide with the periods when the dollar s share in international transactions is in fact falling.

6. Recommends that, with a view to promoting close interaction between the Consultative Organization and the Sixth Committee, the consideration of the sub item entitled Cooperation between the United Nations and the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization should be scheduled to coincide with the deliberations of the Committee on the work of the International Law Commission

6. Recommends that, with a view to promoting close interaction between the Consultative Organization and the Sixth Committee, the consideration of the sub item entitled Cooperation between the United Nations and the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization should be scheduled to coincide with the deliberations of the Committee on the work of the International Law Commission

Patricia Lewis considered that since the US and other nations' interests indeed coincide on the issue of outer space, constructing discussions around the issue of common interests could serve to bring about a breakthrough in international forums.

The decision, coming at the cabinet s regular meeting on February 15th, was not intended to coincide with Kim Jong il s 63rd birthday the following day. But it did show that Japan s government, having long suspected that North Korea already possessed nuclear weapons, would not be intimidated into a fundamental policy change by confirmation of the threat.

Currency borders generally coincide with political borders, so the creation of a monetary union was expected to give rise to some sort of common polity. Sharing a currency was expected to create a sense of common destiny, and hence solidarity, among the participants.

We welcome the offer of the city of Cádiz to host the Ibero American Summit of Heads of State and Government in 2012, which will coincide with the city's commemoration of the adoption of the first Spanish Constitution in Cádiz in 1812.

This failure would coincide with the emergence of a new world order, as two centuries of Western predominance come to an end. Power and wealth are shifting towards East Asian and other emerging countries, while America will be preoccupied with its own problems and turning from the Atlantic towards the Pacific.

The ideal situation would be for Paraguay to raise the minimum age for marriage to coincide with the civil age of majority, in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, which Paraguay had ratified.

And banks boards of directors, which wield ultimate control, are not legally required to consider the broader impact of their actions on others. Instead, their narrow perspective which tends to coincide with executives preferences even at the expense of other shareholders dictates their decision making.

In 2005, FIFA organized the fourth Anti Discrimination Day to coincide with the semifinals of the FIFA Confederations Cup (Germany 2005), held on 25 and 26 June, and the quarter finals of the FIFA World Youth Championship (Netherlands 2005), held on 24 and 25 June.

Faced with the spectacular rise of anti immigrant populism in France, and now with anti Zionist demonstrations (which often coincide with an updated version of anti Semitism), the French Jewish community is anguished and puzzled. Some of its members are quietly asking themselves whether there is a future for them in the land of human rights.

8. Decides that two plenary meetings of the fifty sixth session of the General Assembly shall be devoted to volunteering, to coincide with the close of the International Year of Volunteers on 5 December 2001, and in this regard requests the Secretary General to prepare a report on ways in which Governments and the United Nations system could support volunteering for discussion on that occasion

Many organizations that conducted regular road safety activities scheduled them to coincide with World Health Day in order to maximize their impact for example, the Economic Commission for Europe designated the week around World Health Day 2004 as its fourth road safety week, with a campaign aimed at combating aggressive driving behaviour the European Commission organized the first official signing event of the European Road Safety Charter in Dublin.

Strongly recommends that no intersessional meetings of the mechanisms of the Commission established for the follow up to the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance and the implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action coincide or overlap with the sessions of the General Assembly or any other sessions of the working groups of the Commission