Every eventuality has been considered.

One had to prepare for any eventuality.

That eventuality is too horrendous to contemplate.

by all means. I'd be quite prepared for that eventuality.

Eventuality 2 is the benefits go down or even possibly disappear.

Generally speaking, however, treaties contained no reference, even implicitly, to such an eventuality.

Domestic law in the United States and in many other countries provided for that eventuality.

The following proposed contingency budget for the biennium 1998 1999 has been prepared in response to this eventuality.

Before I came to meet you, the president, the other top executives, and I anticipated this very eventuality.

He concluded by saying that the secretariat was in touch directly with Bermuda on preparations for such an eventuality.

Indeed, concern about precisely this kind of eventuality was expressed in the Secretary General s 1996 report (see A 51 291, para. 22).

In order to prevent such an eventuality, ways must be found to reconcile the right to peaceful uses with the imperative of non proliferation.

We have tried to prepare for such an eventuality through a process of economic diversification, but support from the international community has not been forthcoming.

We would like to take this opportunity to alert the world that we must fight to stop such an eventuality, and pledge our support in doing so.

Should any claim ever be raised by ... (and we doubt that eventuality), then we shall immediately refer the matter to a board of inquiry to determine culpability.

However, the view was expressed that it was not essential to include a clause on undue delay in proceedings, since that eventuality was already covered by paragraph (a).

5. Each State Party shall take into account the gravity of the offences concerned when considering the eventuality of early release or parole of persons convicted of such offences.

In particular, the Rules have been amended to allow for a Trial Chamber to continue the trial in the eventuality of a judge being ill, absent or permanently unavailable (Rule 15 bis).

My country welcomes the cooperation that links it to the countries bordering the Sahara in their commitment to fight against the terrorism that is brewing there and to deal with any eventuality.

Mr. KHAN (Pakistan) Mr. President, the duration of my statement is less than 30 minutes and more than 10 minutes, so between these two points, you may be ready for any eventuality.

Many delegations in the course of our deliberations underlined the imperative of recognizing the increasing threat posed by mutually reinforcing phobias, leading to a catastrophic eventuality of a clash between civilizations and cultures.

Nevertheless, that eventuality may well be worth the sacrifice if impunity is, indeed, ended in Darfur if human rights are, indeed, finally protected and promoted and if, indeed, the rule of law there is upheld.

For 1999, as for 1998, the budget request appears to attempt to cover every possible eventuality. No attempt is made to absorb some of the functions and additional workload by effective implementation of productivity measures and economies of scale.

4. Each State Party shall ensure that its courts or other competent authorities bear in mind the grave nature of the offences covered by this Convention when considering the eventuality of early release or parole of persons convicted of such offences.

The sources indicated that IDF had information from numerous sources that the Palestinian Authority was stockpiling weapons for the eventuality of a military confrontation with Israel and that it was involved in large scale smuggling of weapons. (Ha aretz, 1 March)

3.8 The Government of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has undertaken to develop a national preparation plan in the event of the use of weapons of mass destruction, in cooperation with the institutions that would be involved in responding to such an eventuality.

47. The Advisory Committee is of the view that, for the 1999 proposal, as for the 1998 revised estimates, an attempt is being made to cover every eventuality and little effort is made to absorb some of the additional workload and functions.

3. States Parties shall ensure that their courts or other competent authorities bear in mind the serious nature of the offences that are the subject of this Convention when considering the eventuality of early release or parole of persons convicted of such offences.

In order to enhance security and safety of personnel of the organizations of the United Nations system in such situations and to prepare for any eventuality, since 1980 a set of arrangements have been in place to ensure coordinated action in all matters relating to security.

My delegation strongly urges the Council to do everything in its power to prevent an eruption of violence in any form in the countries bordering Iraq, as such an occurrence could totally destabilize the entire region, an eventuality whose consequences would be dire for the rest of the world.

I was contacted by telephone through Baghdad at 0320 hours and advised of the situation. I instructed the three officials to return with the aircraft to Bahrain. The IAEA official had been instructed by the Agency that in an eventuality such as this one, he should also leave.

While his Government agreed with the exceptions to the local remedies rule listed in paragraphs (a), (c) and (d) of draft article 16, it was not convinced that it was essential to include an express clause on undue delay in proceedings, since that eventuality was covered by paragraph (a) of draft article 16.

In order to enhance the safety and security of personnel of the organizations of the United Nations system in such situations and to prepare for any eventuality, the Office of the United Nations Security Coordinator was created in 1988 to enable the United Nations to effectively and efficiently carry out its activities in a safe and secure working environment.

We are determined to face every eventuality to defend those ideals. Centralized planning has failed to produce desired results even after many years. We believe that unless people are mobilized, from the grass roots to the policy level, the reality on the ground is unlikely to change. To realize this, institutional and legal changes are necessary.

And eventuality 3 is by this timeframe right over here, that other parts of the government's budget is going to have to fund social security to make up the shortfall because if you don't have enough revenue coming from the FlCA tax and you don't have enough money from the social security trust so other parts of the budget.

In that paragraph, the General Assembly expressed its assurance that due regard would be paid to the will of the peoples of Puerto Rico and the United States in the conduct of their relations under the new legal statute, and also in the eventuality that either of the parties to the mutually agreed association might desire any change in the terms of that association.

Such an eventuality would tend to distort the statutory mandate of the Organization. The two functions must therefore go hand in hand. The role played so far by the Agency in upgrading the scientific profile of developing member States is commendable. However, continued efforts and mutual understanding among the industrialized and developing member States will be required to enable the Agency to live up to the expectations of member States.

No UNITA office has been established in Monaco. The relevant services have also been instructed to prevent flights by UNITA aircraft and an unlikely eventuality to deny permission to any aircraft to take off from, land in, or overfly Monegasque territory if it has taken off from or is destined to land at a place in the territory of Angola other than one on a list supplied by the Government of Angola.

The two agencies, jointly with OCHA, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), UNICEF, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have agreed on the need for immediate assistance to internally displaced persons in order to prevent an outflow of refugees, the working number of beneficiaries and the distribution of tasks and responsibilities, as well as contingency plans in the eventuality of refugee influx to Senegal and to Guinea.

Noting that, should the cumulative period of service of an ad litem judge of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia amount to three years or more, this will not result in any change in their entitlements or benefits and, in particular, will not give rise to any additional entitlements or benefits other than those that already exist and which will, in such an eventuality, be extended pro rata by virtue of the extension of service,