The enhanced role and contribution of the International Court of Justice now assumes much greater relevance.

Sheik Yusuf Indohaadde is in charge of the local administration of Lower Shabelle he assumes the role of governor.

I wish to express the pleasure and the pride of the International Federation as it assumes its role in the General Assembly as Permanent Observer.

But this assumes perfect rationality.

No, but one assumes responsibilities.

Thus, the most critical question facing Kelly as he assumes his new command is whether he can redefine USSOUTHCOM s role in the fight against illegal drugs.

Rather, the theory assumes that language already exists.

Here, international cooperation assumes fundamental importance.

Now, mismatches when one person assumes one relationship type, and another assumes a different one can be awkward.

Jigsaw activities are wonderful because the student assumes the role of the teacher on a given topic and is in charge of teaching the topic to a classmate.

If one of them assumes that the other one has, if one of them assumes that they're somehow in that state temporarily.

He actually assumes more of the danger in this.

The last way that TED Ed is being used, that I'm going to talk about today, is this awesome experience where the student assumes the role of a teacher.

The costing assumes the use of some existing MASH modules.

The question assumes humans have no desires beyond basic needs.

To that end it should be noted that certain development projects are proposed for UNLB as it assumes an increasingly important role in support of peace operations.

In that context, the issue of energy efficiency assumes particular significance.

The CSCE promotes early warning, assumes an active role in preventive diplomacy and deploys long term missions in order to assist in bridging communication gaps and easing mistrust and hostile attitudes.

But this assumes that Iraqi forces are up to the task, and that Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki s government, which rests upon Shiite militia support, can play a competent and evenhanded role.

It assumes that CRM is involved in every B2B transaction.

It assumes you will be going through this multiple times.

That, however, does not stop the court as it assumes for itself the role of the legislature, executive and judiciary in one go, claiming an extra constitutional power that is the hallmark of absolute tyrants.

All the above assumes that the interest rate remains constant throughout the whole period.

The General Secretariat of LAS assumes the functions of the technical secretariat of APPC.

Indeed, the Chicago School tacitly assumes that economies are always at full employment.

In the circumstances, the Administrator apos s volume reduction assumes an even greater importance.

Everyone on the outside assumes they were working on recommended revisions to the Articles.

While it assumes predictable financial flows, such predictability can be spurious.

When it is so close to us, it assumes special significance.

But that will end when the next generation of leaders assumes power in 2012.

One strategy assumes that Europe desperately needs the policies of this deeper union now.

Liberal democracy assumes just the opposite space for different perspectives and for political alternatives.

The decoupling argument also assumes that recession in America has no effect on Asia.

Climate science assumes that the global emissions peak must occur within the next several years.

But that forecast assumes continued growth, whereas France is slipping into recession.

It assumes that people are looking out for what's good for them.

So this is a pattern that assumes we're all in this together.

One assumes it's a good idea to wash your hands a lot.

However, the comparative data suggest that, as the economy grows and the labour market becomes tighter, competitiveness in skills assumes a greater role than labour cost in terms of the allocation of employment opportunities between women and men.

But this assumes that our income relative to the income of others does not matter.

(In the future, one assumes, they will learn quickly about money laundering regulations as well.)

Our analysis assumes that they all cost nothing, but nothing is not the right number.

It gets worse. The 2.5 billion estimate assumes that politicians pick the cheapest renewable energy alternative.

But that assumes you are going to be hit in the rear or in the front.

Of course, this wildly optimistic calculation assumes that nobody used more power afterwards.