For the sake of its own national interests, Israel must come to terms with its neighbors.

Eastern Europe, by contrast, has yet to come to terms with its murderous past.

Indeed, under the terms of its mandate,

This has also allowed the aggressor to dictate its terms to the Security Council and to continue its aggression with impunity.

In terms of cooperation with special procedures, OHCHR could play a greater role in terms of using its good offices and strategic engagement with particular actors and countries to encourage better cooperation by States with special procedures.

Business will now continue as usual, both in terms of climate change diplomacy, with its wandering circus of big international meetings, and in terms of rapidly increasing emissions.

El Salvador, together with Ecuador, leads the world in terms of the proportion of its population living abroad.

In fact, unlike Germany, Japan has never come to terms with its own responsibility for the Pacific War.

The latter shall negotiate in good faith with the former the terms and conditions of its accession. quot

You're pretty handy with those terms.

He chaired that Committee during three of its terms.

Turkey is now, finally, negotiating with the European Commission the terms of its possible membership in the European Union.

Its efforts to accommodate and come to terms with disruption are a source of misunderstandings, difficulties and even conflict.

Throughout its history, Ecuador has demonstrated its peaceful spirit in true and unquestionable terms.

It should demand full compliance with the terms of its relevant resolutions as well as undertake to fulfil promptly its own obligations under these resolutions.

Let's start with the x squared terms.

Unlike Germany, which repudiated its past aggression and reconciled with its neighbors in the framework of the European Union, Japan has never come to terms with its record in the 1930 s and 1940 s.

Internationalists had to come to terms with the simple fact that, on its own, trade did not automatically enable peace.

The latter shall negotiate in good faith with the former the terms and conditions of its accession to the agreement.

Russia, while never renouncing its imperial dreams and instruments of domination, was nonetheless coming to terms with the inevitability of democracy, at least on its margins.

We urge all parties to allow the United Nations International Independent Investigation Commission to conduct its work in accordance with its mandate and terms of reference.

Those are all the y prime terms, and then we're left with just the regular terms.

They amplified the global conversation about development and defined its terms.

The problem, put in its simplest terms, is one of mathematics.

We must come to terms with this problem.

Its members, with statutory independence and long terms in office, could function like the monetary policy committee of a central bank.

The Extraordinary Chambers marks a milestone in Cambodia s effort to come to terms with an exceptionally violent period in its past.

Harmonize definitions and terms used for results based management within its organization, in line with United Nations system practices (para. 214)

The Advisory Committee looked forward with interest to receiving that prototype, which it would examine within the terms of its mandate.

The Human Rights Council would reconsider and refine or amend those according to its own terms of reference, together with its agenda of work and working methods.

As stated in its report (para. 28), the Committee on Contributions did not feel competent in terms of its mandate to deal with the legal issues raised.

And in terms of other things that I wanted to share with you, in terms of ideas,

On the former issue, the Parties were informed that the Multilateral Fund was, in accordance with its terms, limited to addressing compliance with the Montreal Protocol.

Having received confirmation of the loan terms from the host country, the Secretariat would compare them with current market terms and report to the General Assembly at the second part of its resumed session.

It was recently booming, up 74 in real terms in the US in the decade ending with its price peak, in 2008.

(p) Harmonize definitions and terms used for results based management within its organization, in line with United Nations system practices (para. 214)

(p) Harmonize definitions and terms used for results based management within its organization, in line with United Nations system practices (para. 214)

The Government noted that in terms of creating public awareness of IHL principles, it continues to strengthen its coordination with the ICRC.

254. The Vienna Conference and its preparatory process were world wide, in terms both of the subjects dealt with and of participation.

(b) Terms of reference of the mechanism and frequency of its meetings

In terms of its natural geography, Syria is divided into four regions

Section 8 deals with the financial terms of contracts.

He was not on good terms with his father.

C, defining mathematical terms to correspond with physical objects.

( barring the polytheists with whom you have made a treaty , and who did not violate any of its terms with you , nor backed anyone against you . So fulfill the treaty with them until the end of its term .