3. Members should avoid any action in relation to the work of the Committee which might lead to or might be seen to lead to unequal treatment between States.

That might lead religious minorities to lose their identity, and to come into conflict with the State and the projection and promotion of its values a situation which might lead to increasing tensions and conflict.

Why, a scandal like that might lead anywhere.

This might lead to the proliferation of such weapons.

I was getting desperate, but it might be a lead.

We are concerned that any delay in that process might lead to deadlock in the future, which could pose great risks.

It had introduced its own legislation to ban reproductive cloning and strictly regulate all activities which might lead to such cloning.

Perhaps this might lead him to the Schemer or perhaps not.

Look, these are Nan's books and papers, go through them, see if you can find anything which might give us a lead.

Any unjustifiable haste might lead to undesirable discord within the United Nations.

It might lead to a business talk... Mr Goldfinger's kind of business.

By creating an illusion of military supremacy, they could provoke their own use, which in turn might lead to the actual use of nuclear weapons.

The issues that remained unresolved should not lead to a state of inaction and paralysis which might give the wrong impression to the international community.

War might lead to changes that would justify invoking the theory of changed conditions.

Which is heavier, lead or gold?

And the reporters came too, which lead to bloggers and which lead to a call from something called TED.

It was updated every six months and provided access to up to date analytical material regarding country situations which were unstable or might lead to mass displacement.

contribute to the ongoing activities of the World Trade Organization in the field of investment and competition, which might lead to the adoption of important international instruments.

Given the careful balance enshrined in the text of the draft articles, it would be inadvisable to subject it to a negotiating process at a diplomatic conference, which would probably go on for many years, might endanger the agreements that had been reached, and might lead to a convention which might not receive many ratifications.

Governments should at no time allow acts of incitement to revenge that might lead to killings.

Prosecutor s offices receive very many complaints by women victims of violence which, unfortunately, are not followed by investigations which might lead to the arrest and trial of those responsible for these crimes, which are an assault on human dignity.

Unfortunately, a new study of this area might well lead to the same desire again being expressed.

7. Calls upon the Government of Unity and National Reconciliation and in particular UNITA to avoid taking any action which might lead to renewed hostilities or undermine the peace process

The emphasis was placed on situations that might have a transboundary impact or lead to conflict among States.

The fourth conclusion was that some of the sources of financing proposed might lead to a double dividend .

A road which will lead to bettertimes forus all.

Ms. SAVCHENKO (Ukraine) said that approaches were needed which would lead to just and flexible solutions to conflicts that might arise from the exercice of the right of self determination of peoples.

On the other hand, a fundamental change might lead to a substantial increase in the administrative expenses charged to the Fund, which would have to be reflected in the actuarial valuations thereof.

That kind of thinking, the source noted, could only lead to a renewal of low key violence and rioting, which might prevail for a long period of time. (Jerusalem Post, 16 September)

This may lead to very strange behavior as scripts might no longer work without error messages showing up anywhere.

This might lead us to consider the possibility, already raised in previous reports, that other persons might be authorized to formulate an act and commit the State on behalf of which they are acting if such a personal capacity can be inferred from practice.

Besides, in the absence of an explicit exclusion, the courts of those States that did not provide consumer insolvencies might exclude them by invoking the public policy exception, which might lead to excessive use, and an excessively broad interpretation, of the public policy exception.

Besides, in the absence of an explicit exclusion, the courts of those States that did not provide consumer insolvencies might exclude them by invoking the public policy exception, which might lead to excessive use, and an excessively broad interpretation, of the public policy exception.

However desirable, the rescue of a financially troubled business might not always be a viable solution, and many insolvency proceedings might inevitably lead to the liquidation of that business.

First of all, the Court contributes to the peaceful settlement of international disputes in furtherance of the first purpose of the United Nations to bring about by peaceful means, and in conformity with the principles of justice and international law, adjustment or settlement of international disputes ... which might lead to a breach of the peace . On occasion the Court may deal with disputes which, if unsettled, might lead to a breach of the peace.

Experts noted that it might be difficult to measure directly the return on investment for ICT based advertising campaigns, or the extent to which a DMS can lead to an increase in bookings.

In practice, such a limit might restrict the use of specific expertise or lead unnecessarily to premature termination of services.

In particular, the Advisory Committee was concerned that decentralization might lead to unnecessary fragmentation, overlap and duplication in administrative functions.

He didn't lead with his chest, which requires you lean forward.

Cultural assimilation, which may lead to lack of respect by others

We must not stigmatize any religion, or consider that one particular religion might lead to more violence and terror than another.

The Subcommission might wish to consider ways in which those deficiencies might be rectified.

Surely, elements of corporatist thinking persist today. People who might not stress that the government should protect failing businesses or redundant workers still have sympathies that might often lead to such outcomes.

Part C provides information on SME research institutions and support agencies which might lead to the establishment of a database with a view to achieving better coordination in SME research and related technical cooperation activities.

1. Demands that the Government of Angola and in particular UNITA complete fully and without further delay the remaining aspects of the peace process and refrain from any action which might lead to renewed hostilities