It's even worse and that is another video I just got last night if you render that a bit more realistically.

In Italy's view, these efforts have been aimed at reflecting more closely and more realistically the present international situation in the field of disarmament and non proliferation.

Now, let's look at this situation realistically, shall we?

But I think, more realistically, that being in a gang selling drugs for a gang is perhaps the worst job in all of America.

The draft calls for wider consultation and for a fuller assessment of the reforms realistically required to make the Council's working methods more transparent, democratic and effective.

United Nations reform must be carried out realistically that is to say, incrementally.

This Conference has to come to grips also with what it can realistically achieve on landmines.

Criticism of our proposal so far has failed to realistically address the core issue of permanent membership.

However, we can realistically do so only when we are certain that we can meet our obligations.

Realistically, however, stable and substantial international financial support will be necessary if the institutions are to survive.

We need to reinstate the negotiating process which should realistically take account of the limits of our action.

In my judgment, there are only two viable options left. The first and more desirable is for the ECB to assess realistically Greece s lack of solvency and so stop providing ELA funds to its banking system.

They do not fulfil existing needs and the feeding and care are not realistically programmed to coincide with working hours.

108. We are in an era of global interconnectivity, in which national boundaries cannot realistically be defended against the passage of information.

At the moment, realistically, the United Nations often lacks a single strategic plan for operations in a country that has just emerged from conflict.

Over a two year period, the project will examine how States could realistically begin a serious process towards the complete elimination of nuclear weapons.

Besides, the Committee apos s conclusions failed to reflect realistically the discussion and views of some of its members, and even less the actual state of affairs.

So I went back to basics, and offered my personal assessment of what we might realistically try to do to bridge existing differences on a programme of work.

3. Urges consumer countries to assess their needs for opiates realistically, and to communicate those needs to the International Narcotics Control Board, in order to ensure easy supply

3. Urges consumer countries to assess their needs for opiates realistically, and to communicate those needs to the International Narcotics Control Board, in order to ensure easy supply

The collective response, adopted in 2000, has been the Lisbon Strategy, which aims at making the EU the most dynamic and competitive knowledge based economy in the world by 2010. More realistically, it is designed to provide governments with the incentive to undertake the reforms that stimulate economic growth and productivity.

In our view, a conclusion condemning terrorism, particularly as an instrument of secession, would have realistically reflected the statements of some Committee members, and the genuine state of affairs.

UNHCR will continue to balance beneficiary needs against what can realistically be achieved when setting objectives, but targets will not always be met for complex initiatives in problematic areas.

UNHCR will continue to balance beneficiary needs against what can realistically be achieved when setting objectives, but targets will not always be met for complex initiatives in problematic areas.

Study on the possibility of creating an international entity to provide for coordination and the means of realistically optimizing the effectiveness of space based services for use in disaster management

The Board wishes to inform the Commission that at present it does not possess the means of realistically assessing the needs for assistance to torture victims in the coming years.

I will say only that evidently we all have to reconsider carefully what we actually expect of the CD and what we can realistically achieve from it at this stage.

Realistically, therefore, any durable transformation and diversification of the developing countries commodity sector must by necessity involve trade, investment and other factor mobility, for mutual benefits, with the developed countries.

Unanswered questions abound. Of course, even in the face of this misery, we should not lose hope in agreements reached by diplomatic means but, realistically, the chances are dwindling every day.

Any consideration of the issue in the context of the role of the United Nations in post conflict peacebuilding today cannot realistically be divorced from the proposal of the Secretary General.

It is essential that the expectations of the conventions, including the Rotterdam Convention, realistically correspond to the GEF's limited resources, or that the conventions work collaboratively with others to increase them.

It was particularly important, in light of the experience gained since the adoption of the Convention, that the commitments set for time frames beyond the year 2000 should be realistically attainable.

Therefore, the expectations with respect to the estimated timing of their preparation and release should be realistically based on the resource capacity of the Security Council Practices and Charter Research Branch.

establishing and maintaining an adequate computer facility and telecommunications system designed to support realistically the information technology requirements of the Secretariat, including information on national, subregional and regional action programmes and

Perhaps one could interpret the common currency as forcing eventual convergence in policies. But, realistically, loss of support for the euro might come first, precisely because the adjustment mechanisms are so limited.

I therefore make no apology for having focused in my statement on what the United Kingdom believes to be the effective measures relating to nuclear disarmament which can realistically be pursued next.

If we are to negotiate in 1998, the Conference on Disarmament will have to determine what it is realistically capable of negotiating, and not what individual members see as their only priority.

But to achieve it, Europe must overcome the ideological stalemate that is paralyzing the environmental debate. To reconcile our environmental priorities with continued growth, we must act realistically, pragmatically, and above all immediately.

She asked how much weight had been given to the consideration that, while most Africans could not travel to New York to see the Organization's Headquarters, they could realistically hope to visit Nairobi.

I urge you to step up your efforts to put the existing priorities into a hierarchy and time frame that would realistically reflect the most pressing current threats to global peace and security.

19.5 The OHCHR strategy will be guided by the lessons learned from the 2002 2003 biennium, in particular with regard to reflecting measurements of achievement that can be realistically implemented by the Secretariat.

On the other hand, the economies of some African countries were crisis ridden to the extent that Governments and financial institutions might not realistically discriminate in the type of funds they could accept.

We believe that the Trusteeship Council, once it has successfully achieved its objective, should be abolished and that the global environment and common areas should be addressed by the other appropriate United Nations bodies. The question of considering them in the context of a new concept of trusteeship should be taken up more appropriately and realistically in the relevant bodies.

Even if Asia has succeeded by relentlessly exporting manufactures, today s poorest countries, especially in Africa, can realistically export only agriculture and textiles. But these are precisely the range of goods that remain most protected under existing agreements.

It had to be decided which of the two regimes should apply to new means of transport, such as aerospace objects, whether they could realistically be covered by additional legal norms, and whether they required special regulations.