Right? Coffee, at its core, is what?

At its core lies the economic dimension.

And each one probably harbors a super massive black hole at its core.

The ASEAN United Nations summit affirmed its support for multilateralism, with the United Nations at its core.

Core unit funding was increased by the Executive Committee at its forty sixth meeting

And I think, at its core, it's deciding that you want your life to be better.

Such co finance must still be for a project that is, at its core, a POPs project.

Non core resources more than doubled, while core resources grew at a much slower pace.

Maintainer, core developer, AT engine and coordinator

Because the core of its problem is political.

Hence the difficulties in the selection and assignment of the core personnel and its considerable turnover at all levels.

30. As part of its new orientation, the Department is putting hard news at the core of its operations in radio, television and print.

Projections for 2006 2007 levelled in at 1.9 billion for core and 5.6 billion for non core.

At the core of its programme the secretariat is providing training programmes, such as the WTO ESCAP technical assistance programme.

At the core of its programme the secretariat is providing training programmes, such as the WTO ESCAP Technical Assistance Programme.

Those principles are the core of its inner strength.

Total core expenditures are thus estimated at USD 998,800.

All mushy outside and hard at the core, eh?

(b) Continue ensuring its core function of handling clients' cases

Core Non core

Capacity development is at the core of the UNFPA mandate and is an overarching strategy of its multi year funding framework (MYFF).

Ultimately a compromise needed to be struck between creating an environment attractive to investment and one that had people at its core.

In that sense, population is at the core of development.

Confidence building is a core element at the present juncture.

Sweden stated that it would increase its core contribution in 2006.

In the proposed operational budget for 2006, submitted to the Executive Board at its second session, on 1 June 2005, INSTRAW estimated the 2006 core requirements at 1,314,352.

We have pledged to contribute to a shared vision of global solidarity and collective security with a strong United Nations at its core.

For us, development is multidimensional and has at its core the comprehensive welfare of people and of the societies in which they live.

We must adopt the policies and decisions that will lead to a genuine renewal of multilateralism, with the United Nations at its core.

The strategy aims at assuring increased core resources and finding a means of increasing burden sharing among donors to UNICEF core resources.

Those values should be at the core of the international system.

See the publication Core ICT Indicators available at http measuring ict.unctad.org.

The verification system is thus at the core of the Treaty.

Related core budget requirements for 1999 are estimated at USD 758,200.

Good progress is also being made in core systems at headquarters.

Good progress is also being made in core systems at Headquarters.

The September summit will first and foremost be an opportunity to reinvigorate the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, with development issues at its core.

Collective action calls for an effective multilateral system, with the United Nations at its core, to maintain international peace and security and promote international cooperation.

UNEP remains a major actor at the core of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States and its Strategy.

The General Social Security Act of 1946 was modelled on Scandinavian legislation and the Beveridge plan, and the principle of universality was at its core.

They are at the core of the work of the United Nations.

Given the present level of contributions to the General Fund, UNITAR cannot absorb its rent and maintenance costs and at the same time, maintain and or expand its core training programmes.

UNDCP requires additional general purpose funds to undertake and sustain its core activities.

The whole issue of the use of consultants was closely related to that of core versus non core functions and fixed term versus career appointments, on which the Secretary General was scheduled to report to the General Assembly at its fifty third session.

Requests Member States to give priority to regular resources ( core' contributions) over other resources ( non core' contributions) and also requests UNDP to continue its efforts to reduce its dependency on a few large donors and to broaden its donor base