been financed thus far through international support, which is not a likely future prospect.

What a prospect.

I know a prospect

Her prospect is good

What a nauseating prospect.

Wang Shusheng admitted that running a plant here faces a huge challenge of integrating with the local society, but he feels optimistic about the future development prospect.

Why doesn't that prospect concern you?

Emphatically not, sir. The prospect terrifies me.

No job, no money, no security, no prospect.

No job, no money, no security, no prospect.

FAO also plans to expand LCCS to quantify carbon stores allowing the future prospect of being able to model carbon fluxes to a degree of spatial accuracy that has been previously impossible.

ANGOLA The Lusaka Protocol what prospect for human rights?

You give me the prospect, you give me brightness

I have a fine prospect. Won't you meet him?

And the prospect I'm offering you, of an easier surgery ...

Zimbabwe is not the only country facing that dire prospect.

Many protracted situations remain, with little prospect of early solutions.

Now look, Keyes, I've got to call on a prospect.

The prospect of picking up a prize or two, eh?

It's a terrible prospect. I am to be made governor.

She's very excited at the prospect of being with us.

We see the flows of materials in a rather terrifying prospect.

Concerned at the prospect of the indefinite possession of nuclear weapons,

We look forward to ISAF's future expansion to the south and east, and we welcome the prospect of ISAF continuing to operate in Afghanistan until our Security Forces are fully able to provide security to our nation.

Official Development Assistance For the foreseeable future, ODA would remain the most important source of funding for the CCD, despite its decline over the past decade and the limited prospect for a dramatic increase in the short term.

The momentum of debates around the world was considered an encouraging prospect.

Sustained economic growth in the developing world was an increasingly realistic prospect.

These considerations raise the prospect of trying to bring about an alternative future an Iran with a political leadership that is more moderate at home and abroad, and that forgoes developing a nuclear weapon or anything close to it.

In view of the absence of any prospect of a turnaround in the rates of poverty and unemployment in the near future, certain elements of the Agency's emergency interventions should continue in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

However, his Group was encouraged by the prospect that those concerns might still be addressed through representations to the President of the Trade and Development Board that the Chairperson of the Commission might decide to undertake in the future.

22. As the interim period set out in the Declaration of Principles drew to a close, the prospect of an agreed solution to the refugee issue appeared remote and the future course of the Middle East peace process uncertain.

As frightening as the prospect was, he was going into the next office.

The prospect of employment in other countries can stimulate interest in higher education.

Her delegation was concerned by the prospect that points would be unfairly reallocated.

In September 1994, two MPs from the majority Christian Democratic Union published a political statement on Europe, questioning its future, particularly the prospect of federalism. A dismal silence greeted its publication, which left Germany s pro European establishment isolated and dispirited.

Moreover, as was true in Poland, Burma s opposition leaders must strike a delicate balance satisfy their impatient supporters (many of whom have suffered mightily under the old regime), while offering those still in power the prospect of a worthwhile future.

The prospect of using the genome as a universal diagnostic is upon us today.

The prospect that weapons of mass destruction will once again be used is terrifying.

We recognize that the prospect of reform seems more within reach than ever before.

Against this background, the prospect for Indian OFDI, including by Indian SMEs, is promising.

The new century has opened up a bright prospect for the development of mankind.

The Working Group believed that the General Assembly could not countenance such a prospect.

After all, reform demands tremendous sacrifices from citizens. Elsewhere in Central and Eastern Europe, citizens readily accepted such sacrifices, because generous financial assistance from the West and the prospect of EU membership lent credibility to the promise of democracy and future prosperity.

While an end to all contacts would probably lead to further radicalization, negotiations and the mere prospect of a future settlement may reinforce the influence of moderates. With historical perspective, lack of proper negotiations has been counterproductive in the North Korean case.

The international community must not enter the third millennium with the prospect that the maintenance of these weapons will be considered legitimate for the indefinite future, when the present juncture provides a unique opportunity to eradicate and prohibit them for all time.