His safety will depend upon you tonight.

I will depend heavily upon the Committee's spirit of cooperation and flexibility.

Our lives depend upon these creatures.

You can depend upon me, sir.

And they depend too much upon history, upon philosophy, upon religion, upon culture, upon politics.

Of course, the real impact will depend upon how those schemes are actually implemented.

The West s status in tomorrow s world will largely depend upon how it answers this question.

Further progress will depend upon the priority that is given to forest restoration in these countries.

You may depend upon it. You certainly may!

However, these activities depend upon securing funding through UNDP.

Your life and your husband's may depend upon it.

But such a solution will very much depend upon the ways and means we employ to approach it.

The actual balance will depend upon the income and expenditure performance of UNDP OPS and DDSMS in 1994.

Success will depend upon lead donors in each of these areas, who will need to work systematically with the United Nations system.

They depend upon the entry into force of the Convention.

Remember a complete picture of reality may depend upon it.

Depend upon it, landlord, that harpooneer is a dangerous man.

Well, if that's a promise. You can depend upon it.

Depend upon it. It would have a most superb effect.

And I shall depend upon my faithful bow and arrow.

The circumstances of each waterway vary considerably and much will depend upon the intensity of the armed conflict concerned.

This will of course depend upon the contingencies and circumstances involved, including the availability of the necessary conference facilities.

How effective the Convention will be will depend, to a large extent, upon how many countries ratify it and how they implement it.

And both song and speech depend upon being able to hear.

It will depend on inspired leadership.

That will depend on your skill.

In the months following Putin s return to the presidency, much will depend upon Russia s civil society and the protest movement s leaders.

The pattern of growth will depend to a large extent upon the influence of these factors and the compromises they entail.

For there can be no peace or democracy without development, and the rebuilding of Haiti largely will depend upon international support.

The longevity of the Treaty will ultimately depend upon these issues being resolved and upon the sincerity of the nuclear weapon States in the fulfilment of their obligations.

Their culture is being destroyed, along with the animals upon whom they depend.

Dr Johnson was, as always, right, when he observed, Depend upon it, sir.

You realise that a life may depend upon the truthfulness of your evidence?

The physical behaviours of melts depend upon their atomic structures as well as upon temperature and pressure and composition.

However, the European Union considers that full cooperation with Cuba will depend upon improvements in human rights and political freedom in that country.

Our success or failure will depend upon our understanding of the nature of the new order and our ability to build on it.

What is an equitable and reasonable utilization in an individual case will therefore depend upon a weighing of all relevant factors and circumstances.

Small and poor States will not depend upon goodwill the United Nations Charter obliges Member States to sit in counsel with those reliant upon the Council apos s decision making powers.

There are now dozens of companies that depend upon lobbying for their very existence.

Success will depend on a mix of factors

The West s status in tomorrow s world will largely depend upon how it answers this question. It cannot afford to ignore the issue any longer.

quot 3. Stresses that continued support for UNAMIR will depend upon the full and prompt implementation by the parties of the Arusha Peace Agreement

As the new Government tries to gain stability and to meet its obligations, it will continue to depend upon the international community for assistance.

As we all know, attaining the Millennium Development Goals will clearly depend largely upon the capacity of beneficiary countries to absorb that aid and upon their will to promote good governance, effectively combat corruption and halt environmental degradation.

Beyond these markets a great deal would depend upon improving the access to world markets.