He emphasized that it would be worthwhile to follow them up and even to include them in a questionnaire.

It would be worthwhile exploring the nature of the treaty in question, because it was an objective criterion facilitating the determination process.

I believe, if Kennedy was alive today, he would be asking statisticians such as myself to go out and find out what makes life worthwhile.

Paragraph 69 and the first seven lines of paragraph 74 reflect our views, but it would be worthwhile to take into account paragraph 72 also.

Given the impact of destroyed stockpiles in the Iraq situation it would appear a worthwhile avenue of study to determine what lessons may be learnt in this respect.

Although the opinion was expressed that a study on the role and nature of European law would be worthwhile, most members felt that this could not be accomplished in the time available.

We have no reason to believe that within this much, much larger space there would not also be extremely worthwhile modes of being, perhaps ones that would be way beyond our wildest ability even to imagine or dream about.

I believe it might be worthwhile for future negotiations to explore this option further.

So I thought this was quite worthwhile.

Chip Conley Measuring what makes life worthwhile

Either of those alternatives would represent a radical restructuring of the United Nations human rights institutions and would be worthwhile if they were to provide a solution to the problem of politicization which afflicts the Commission on Human Rights.

And of course you might think that doing a film on happiness might not really be worthwhile.

It would be worthwhile for that Government to be invited not only to the preparatory meeting in Chile but also to the Fifth Conference in Quito to share its expertise in the practical application of space technologies.

Answers for these questions are not worthwhile either.

I suppose you could eventually decode it, but it's really not very well written it really wouldn't be worthwhile.

But, if you were truly bold you could get it there, manufacture it, and it would be the most dramatic demonstration that you could do something worthwhile off this planet that has ever been done.

Reducing taxes on labor, perhaps for a defined period, would have a similar effect. That would be costly for governments in the short term, though an increase in output and employment might well justify the tax expenditure involved here, too, an EU subsidy might be a worthwhile investment.

I think it is worthwhile to see this film twice.

The hard work was worthwhile because I passed the exam.

Notwithstanding some worthwhile gains in the past decade, much needs to be done to reach a satisfactory level of preparedness.

In that connection, we think it would be worthwhile to consider, for instance, the organization of a United Nations conference on peacebuilding, transformation and stabilization to discuss best practices in the area of building peace and stability.

It measures everything, in short, except that which makes life worthwhile.

President Ping and his team have been untiring in pushing for this worthwhile outcome, and none of it would have been possible without Secretary General Kofi Annan's leadership and vision.

He said GDP measures everything in short, except that which makes life worthwhile.

At a later stage, it will be possible, and extremely worthwhile, to elaborate a more expansive and comprehensive commentary on the Principles which would encompass all of the relevant international law, as well as other applicable standards, which may be helpful in the interpretation of these Principles.

It may also be worthwhile for the Court to explore the possibility of providing travel assistance to developing countries to enable them to participate in the meetings.

Chua would reply that reaching a high level of achievement brings great satisfaction, and that the only way to do it is through hard work. Perhaps, but can t children be encouraged to do things because they are intrinsically worthwhile, rather than because of fear of parental disapproval?

The above mentioned programme produced many worthwhile lessons and is a very useful model for future use.

It should be recognized that a disorderly default or exit from the eurozone, even by a small country like Greece, would precipitate a banking crisis comparable to the one that caused the Great Depression. It is no longer a question whether it is worthwhile to have a common currency.

If his staffers managed to him out of trouble even a few times, then their efforts were worthwhile.

Metropolitan and other water districts slated to get water from the tunnels have yet to commit to paying for them, out of uncertainty whether the massive spending would really bring them enough water to make the cost worthwhile.

And the first lesson, which I think is a worthwhile one, is that you cannot go wrong asking people to be active online, so long as activism just means retweeting a phrase.

(f) Improve monitoring, assessment and reporting through processes that are perceived as worthwhile and relevant to the needs of countries.

Thematic debates could likewise be a worthwhile tool to achieve progress on various topics, including those related to the Millennium Development Goals, such as health, in both the plenary Assembly and a committee.

And I actually really feel that it's worthwhile to spend my valuable and limited time on this Earth in this way.

And he finished his talk with the phrase, that, The gross national product measures everything except that which makes life worthwhile.

Ideally, that head of state would be an elected president, rather than a hereditary monarch. Indeed, anything worthwhile that a monarch can do, an elected non executive president can do better not least because an elected official is much less likely to be undermined by the scandals of pampered offspring or degraded by the inevitable hypocrisy and servility of a royal court.

The close linkages between WHO and Ministries of Health should be further explored to facilitate reporting from both Parties and non Parties. In the quest for reliable and timely information from countries, it would be worthwhile to introduce a process within countries that brings together representatives from the relevant national agencies and institutions to discuss and to complete the questionnaire.

The experts considered a code of conduct for the private military and security industry to be a worthwhile additional measure, although not sufficient alone to ensure the accountability of individuals working for those companies.

It may be worthwhile to mention here that petroleum products imported for the United Nations, other international bodies, embassies, NGOs and the like are duty free and constitute around one quarter of total imports.

Still, the costs would have been sizeable, so the IMF would have needed to offer generous financing, covering the country s import requirements for, say, two years while providing the liquidity to manage the transition to a new currency. Of course, this would have increased the IMF s already large exposure to Greece but this would have been a worthwhile trade off, because it would have served a strategy that would have had a much better chance of success.

At the outset of this new round of consultations, it seems worthwhile asking ourselves Why does that issue prompt such priority interest?

However, the majority of respondents expressed the opinion that being a member of a municipal or provincial council is a worthwhile experience.

Finally, one cannot overemphasize the need to mobilize the support of the international financial institutions to make a worthwhile investment in peace.

Despite the significant ERW problem within Iraq it is worthwhile to note the very substantial disposal efforts that have been made and that continue to be undertaken by Coalition, Iraqi and NGO EOD elements and agencies.