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I thought we might meet at a hotel I've found.

I went back to the cafe where I might meet Jean again.

You might be even more impressed to meet one of my 1,000 doubles.

Do you think we might ever arrange our day to meet somewhere around teatime?

I just thought it might be profitable for both of us to meet, you see.

I would invite you here, but it might be better to meet in a café.

PIP also allowed the Agency to meet urgent needs that it might otherwise have been unable to meet, and to prevent qualitative deterioration in programmes.

The NPT Depositary States should meet to determine what role they might play in dealing with the situation.

There has been widespread concern that the tribunals might not meet the standards required for a fair trial.

Some changes to the system might be required to meet specific field requirements not currently covered by the system.

Those measures might not meet everyone's expectations, but they reflect a degree of consensus that is both challenging and inspiring.

Other United Nations bodies might follow suit and change their methods of work in order to meet the new challenges.

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

It was suggested that the chairpersons might meet with heads of United Nations agencies, funds and programmes to discuss modalities for greater cooperation.

However close such collaboration might become, it cannot as experience has shown satisfactorily meet the multiple, simultaneous and diverse challenges facing countries emerging from conflict.

PIP also allowed the Agency to meet urgent needs that it might otherwise have been unable to address, and to prevent qualitative deterioration in programmes.

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.

I flew to Cleveland, and my family rushed there in hopes that they would meet me and say what we knew might be our final goodbye.

89. International organizations might provide very important support, not only in financial terms, but also in arranging opportunities to meet and advise on building cooperative endeavours.

(d) Notes with concern the very irregular payment pattern by Member States and the consequences this might have on the Organization s ability to meet its commitments

(d) Noted with concern the very irregular payment pattern by Member States and the consequences that might have on the Organization s ability to meet its commitments

One of the control objectives to be achieved in this area might be that only those requests for materials that meet management s criteria should be approved.

UNFPA is examining how a realignment of its geographical presence might better meet national priorities and the aspirations and rights of poor women, men and young people.

For example, in the urban context, Governments could explore how rental accommodation might be further developed and or improved to meet the needs of indigenous urban dwellers.

In addition, the Committee itself might have to meet for longer than the three weeks normally allotted to the first and second years of the scale period.

(b) Situations of weak governance. Where Governments are unwilling or unable to meet their human rights obligations, corruption or an absence of government might affect business activities and some companies might seek to take advantage of weak governance for short term profit

If we fail to use it, we shall betray all those who have died in order that we might meet here in freedom and safety to create it.

His Government hoped that the arms collection project would be crowned with success and might serve as an example of how to meet local communities' numerous development needs.

Noting that the Committee would not meet for several days, he thought that the Secretariat might take the necessary steps to accede to his delegation apos s request.

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. Having to meet the varying needs of their constituents, the institutes might find it difficult to maintain or increase their activities on violence against women, due to resource constraints.

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Meet someone?

Were he to announce in advance, in every instance, which facilities he wished to see and whom he wished to meet, there might be a risk that existing circumstances could be concealed or changed, or persons might be moved, threatened or prevented from meeting with him.

In those cases, it might be desirable to provide that the host Government will give written notice to the project company to meet pending conditions, prior to terminating the project agreement.

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Meet me there.