It's nice to be able to meet you.

They were able to meet with relevant officials.

In this manner, they are able to meet new competition.

Mr. Baxter won't be able to meet you, I'm afraid.

We hope that we will be able to meet this target.

I'm so glad I'd be able to meet you here, sir.

What conditions must a child meet to be able to learn the piano?

I hope to be able to meet with them once I return to Abidjan.

Some troop contributing countries have not been able to meet the deployment plans.

If this was achieved, we would be able to meet the great goals of humanity.

He was able to meet with all the official interlocutors with whom he sought meetings.

The ICRC was able to meet with detainees in private within 14 days of arrest.

No girl I'll ever meet will ever be able to amuse me like you do.

At present, it is able to meet the needs for the winter and for performing various tasks.

All LDCs that meet basic investment criteria will be able to benefit from UNCDF expertise and investment.

Without this my country will not be able comprehensively and sustainably to meet the challenges it is facing.

Regional centres might have the advantage of being able to tailor products to meet the unique needs of each region.

If the international community and UNRWA worked together, the Agency would be able to meet the challenges before it.

She has been able to meet her lawyers without any restrictions on the length or nature of the meetings.

And to be able to meet the needs of this rather complex educational system, it could only be done from inside.

The voluntariness of repatriation was threatened through refugees no longer being able to meet their minimum survival needs in camps.

Tens of thousands of people from both sides have been able to meet on neutral ground after years of separation.

Mr. Karami has not yet been able to meet his goal of forming a government of national unity with the opposition.

The representative of TEAP noted that it would not be able to meet the seven month deadline contained in the proposal.

However, the independent expert was able to meet with the Deputy Governor of Upper Nile State, Joseph Bol Chan, in Khartoum.

Investigators from different jurisdictions were able to meet each other via video link and discuss strategy on pertinent law enforcement issues.

The Prison Department and the Ministry of Health were only able to meet the health needs of detainees from limited resources.

Without the services of two tilers, it will not be able to meet the large demand for this type of work.

It was not able this year to meet, as envisaged, the Secretary General of the League of Arab States, who was abroad.

Indeed, through the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD), our continent has been able to meet challenges and take advantage of opportunities.

UNON was not able to meet these costs and therefore the Foundation and the programme support overheads (OHU) are assuming this charge.

The Committee does not believe that the reason for not being able to meet investigative and prosecution targets is lack of resources.

Until that occurs, we will not be able to speak of an Organization in step with the times in which we live and able to meet the aspirations and respond to the interests of the international community.

An option to be explored would be to meet from 2 to 13 November in place of the COP of the Convention to Combat Desertification, whose secretariat has indicated that it might be able to meet from 16 to 27 November.

At the same time, the Retirement Risk Index, the chance of not being able to meet your needs in retirement, has been increasing.

It is through such genuine dialogue that democracy is strengthened and that Governments are better able to meet the needs of their people.

With the appointment of the ad litem judges, the Tribunals should be able to meet their target of completing all trials by 2008.

The OSCE attaches great importance to its links with the United Nations, and I am really thrilled to be able to meet with the Council today.

HIHR was able to meet with key staff to advance beyond the initial ideas to begin to construct coordinated activities together and to identify next steps in solidarity.

Without industrialization, developing countries would not be able to achieve social justice and meet the challenges of an open and highly competitive world economy.

On this basis, the Tribunal was able to meet its actual needs in respect of common staff costs for the financial periods from 1996 to 2004.2

Mr. Choi was finally able to obtain a new defence attorney to represent him, but he has been authorized to meet him only once since 2 June 2003.

I propose that we meet tomorrow afternoon to give delegations time to hold discussions with capitals, and, hopefully, we will be able to adopt the report tomorrow afternoon.

Many of those countries would also not be able to meet the deadline of 2005 for preparing integrated water resources management and water efficiency plans.

The Office had not been able to fully meet the demand of substantive programmes in personnel, such as hiring consultants, performing classification actions and training.