I keep the master copy under lock and key.

As the Secretariat had mentioned, disclosure was a key obligation under the European Union Directive.

The key areas of increases are grouped under four main categories

In that regard, the Under Secretary General, following extensive consultations, has enunciated a number of key themes to govern the way ahead.

Under that approach, national ownership was both the starting point and a key objective of the effort to enhance system wide coordination.

Ms. Albizu Campos (Puerto Rican Nationalist Party Partido Nacionalista de Puerto Rico (PNPR)) said that decolonization was a key universal requirement under international law.

In that process, the Special Committee should play a key role by ensuring that the United States would fulfil its obligations under international law.

Key project staff had been recruited, facilities had been set up and several pilot projects were already under way.

Effective resource mobilization, particularly of the 1.2 billion required for humanitarian activities under the work plan for 2005, would also be a key activity of the component.

The key resource requirements fell under five headings military contingents facilities and infrastructure air transportation ground transportation and civilian personnel.

This is a key issue.

But that's a key thing.

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Steel is a key industry.

This is a key issue.

The Solomon Islands' call for assistance posed a key peacebuilding test that the nations of our region, under the framework of the Forum's Biketawa Declaration, met with collective resolve.

There was a notable range among the seven countries in terms of the key indicator of the under five mortality rate, ranging from 35 deaths of children under five per 1,000 live births for Cape Verde to 257 in Afghanistan.

During the conference, developing countries launched the third round of negotiations under the Global System of Trade Preferences Among Developing Countries (GSTP), a process in which UNCTAD will have a key advisory role.

There are a few key points.

On 26 April, the Council heard a briefing from Under Secretary General Jean Marie Guehenno on recent political developments in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where the transition is entering a key phase.

Key resource variances include savings under posts ( 6,932,200), salaries and allowances of judges ( 998,400), travel of representatives ( 141,700) and general operating expenses ( 395,600).

This, in their view, leaves room for arbitrary interpretation of some key obligations under the international legal instrument that Russia and China propose.

The contribution of regional organizations under Chapter VIII of the Charter is of key importance, for peacebuilding is closely linked to conflict prevention.

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Forgetting his key, he was able to open the door by inserting a wire in the key hole.

Youth is a key resource for society.

In relation to Millennium Goals for which this plan does not identify a separate focus area, Goal 7 (Environmental Sustainability) is addressed by the inclusion of a key result area on water, sanitation and hygiene under focus area 1 and through school based initiatives under focus area 2.

In recent years, a key obstacle to enhanced cooperation on enforcement against international cartels area has arisen from the confidentiality that is accorded under national leniency programmes to information from leniency applications.

A thorough review of the Party's GHG inventory and national inventory system will be a key element of this review, as a basis for the calculation of each Party's assigned amount under Article 3.7 (see section D below).

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Studies have confirmed other findings that attribute road accidents to a number of key factors, including speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, failure to use seat belts and poor infrastructure.

Key issues this is a 400,000 year record.

A key thing was how people would interact.

John took a key out of his pocket.

You need a key to open the box.

A functional and unimpeachable juridical system is key.

In March 2003, it included this issue in the list of key remaining disarmament tasks (required under the terms of Security Council resolution 1284 (1999)).

Key variances included a 5 per cent increase in resource requirements under military and police personnel, attributable to accelerated deployment of military contingents and civilian police a 4.4 per cent increase under civilian personnel, reflecting a lower than budgeted vacancy rate and increased requirements for common staff costs and a 7.7 per cent decrease under operational costs, owing to the deferral to 2004 05 of several airfield renovation projects.

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Key is the key the data is specified by.

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Sustainable development is also a key issue for us.

A key issue in development finance is aid effectiveness.

No one interviewed mentioned agriculture as a key business.

The rehabilitation of schools is therefore a key priority.