Even with the current relief, his country continued to carry a significant debt burden that risked undermining the potential benefits.

(f) Strengthening of institutions which carry out or have the potential to undertake significant TCDC activities.

However, small ads magazines and newspapers do carry advertisements for escort agencies, a sector where there is a potential risk of trafficking in women.

21. The projects under implementation in basic education have either achieved a large measure of effectiveness or carry a high potential for doing so.

To carry a man, I need a larger one. To carry a man?

Are they a potential mate? Are they a potential networking opportunity?

I carry a gun.

A potential solution

And then I said, carry on. Carry on. Carry on.

Carry on a futile existence.

He might carry a gun.

Does he carry a Bible?

I always carry a spare.

However, the Office lacks the capacity to realize its potential and, as such, dedicated resources would be required to carry forward a number of initiatives that have been launched.

It's a potential, right?

Like a potential customer.

It could have interference in it which signals a potential danger, a potential danger.

The ongoing arms race, the potential of a return to antagonistic spheres of influence, and the threat of regional hegemony all carry within them the dangers of conflict and destabilization.

There's a little carry over baking.

Do you always carry a gun?

That's a big note to carry.

How come you carry a rifle?

You needn't carry such a burden.

Odd way to carry a rug.

Consequently, the UN Habitat strategy must address youth as a major group partner with great potential to help carry forward the Habitat Agenda and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.

It was a potential State.

Well, here's a potential approach.

It's a potential inflection point.

This is a potential threat.

It's a conversation about potential.

(d) To carry out studies on the actual and potential effect of new and emerging technologies on women, and especially on their functional roles in society

(a) carry out specific studies and operations

Why would I carry a bone around?

And could I carry such a man?

We carry cargo around on a schedule.

Instead, I have to carry a spear.

That's all we do, carry a spear.

Walk softly, but carry a big stick.

Speak softly, and carry a big stick.

Such delays not only deprive potential users of the timely benefits but also carry the risk of the subject matters becoming obsolete by the time publication occurs.

During 1993 94, the Bank plans to carry out a number of cross sectoral activities essential to the political transition, including a review of the financial sector, and its potential for promoting economic growth and development.

He is a potential world champion.

Yet it remains a potential flashpoint.

Domestic resources represented a tremendous potential.

A hundred pounds is a lot to carry around.