Thursday night is elicit drug use.

However, that suggestion did not elicit a consensus.

Questionnaires designed to elicit relevant information from Governments in that regard were considered a useful tool for that purpose.

His Government did not allow the use of torture to elicit confessions or information and was preparing to criminalize such practices.

10 The survey faces the challenge of finding the best way to elicit information related to maternal mortality, as in the question about deceased sisters.

Will it be a satisfactory answer to their hopes and dreams, and will it elicit a genuine recommitment to the idea of a world Organization?

From 13 December 2004 to 13 January 2005, UNICEF facilitated an electronic discussion, designed to elicit the opinions of children and young people on the study.

Additionally it may suggest an interest on the part of the authorities to influence or control the information that the FFM could elicit from the local populations.

There is probably some truth to both explanations, although the FFM is confident that it was able to elicit reliable information from residents in all areas visited.

At the start of the investigation, OIOS investigators met with representatives of the contingents in Bunia to advise them formally of the investigation and to elicit their assistance and cooperation.

Their example and their commitment should elicit a commensurate response from the international community to turn the Middle East into a region where all its peoples can live in peace and harmony.

For example, for issues where written surveys of government officials may be expected to elicit a subjective or official response, alternative means such as informal interviews, surveys of citizen groups, or document analysis may be more insightful.

Iraq s central government is aware of the risks, as well, and is likely to exercise maximum restraint. A limited Turkish strike into northern Iraq would probably elicit little reaction beyond public condemnation and rhetorical assertions of Iraqi sovereignty.

Upon his return to Beirut to continue the work necessary to advance the investigation under the mandate extended until 15 December 2005, the Commissioner immediately continued his contacts with the Syrian authorities to elicit their full and unconditional cooperation.

As a volunteer for the network, I was in touch with Chen and followed events closely. In July, having failed to elicit any government response, Chen began seeking legal aid from prominent lawyers to prepare lawsuits on behalf of the victims, causing alarm among local officials.

Even some who defended freedom of expression in those cases may be disinclined to do so now. This time, the film that triggered riots in Cairo, Benghazi, Sana, and elsewhere is so crude and inflammatory as to seem clearly intended to elicit the outrage that it produced.

There is broad consensus that Chile must change hiring and firing rules, allow unions to negotiate shifts and working hours, improve on and off the job training, and make more information available to job seekers. But these are all politically sensitive areas, where the smallest legal change can elicit howls of opposition.

First, institutions of representation, such as political parties, parliaments, and electoral systems, are needed to elicit popular preferences and turn them into policy action. Second, democracy requires institutions of restraint, such as an independent judiciary and media, to uphold fundamental rights like freedom of speech and prevent governments from abusing their power.

Visits to Gaza by the Emir of Qatar and Turkey s foreign minister, as well as by other regional leaders, have further buttressed Hamas s new stature. Demonstrating support for Hamas now means building credibility at home, which creates an opportunity to elicit large donations from Arab and Muslim countries to finance Gaza s reconstruction.

Kim Kyong hui has returned to the methods of her father, the dynasty s founder, Kim Il sung, who viewed party control as the most convenient and reliable means of exercising power. Particularly for a North Korean woman, party control is a far wieldier tool to elicit the type of absolute loyalty that the Kims need.

And the strength, extensibility and toughness of spider silks combined with the fact that silks do not elicit an immune response, have attracted a lot of interest in the use of spider silks in biomedical applications, for example, as a component of artificial tendons, for serving as guides to regrow nerves, and for scaffolds for tissue growth.

On the other hand, it is only in the last couple of centuries not long enough to have any evolutionary significance that we have been able to harm anyone by throwing a switch that diverts a train. Hence the thought of doing it does not elicit the same emotional response as pushing someone off a bridge.

These concerns include interrogation techniques used to elicit information from terrorist suspects, the use in legal proceedings of evidence obtained by torture, the existence of secret places of detention, and draft legislation that would encourage immigration authorities to return certain persons found to be in danger of torture to the very country that is likely to torture them.

Just about any woman who was not born into privilege, has small children at home, and is not a cannibal or a Satanist would elicit initial roars of approval from women in general, and surely from a group that has been silenced and trivialized for so long. When you ve been making the coffee forever, it s nice to imagine leading the free world.

To elicit the investments that are necessary to mitigate climate change and green the economy, the elimination of fossil fuel subsidies and a credible, fast rising path for the price of carbon are vital. But, because high fuel prices are unpopular with consumers and raise competitiveness concerns among businesses, governments are reluctant to take action today and may renege on their commitments to act tomorrow.

ATHENS When people and countries negotiate, they often talk about their interests as though they were the only matters that could elicit agreement. In casting his veto at the European Union s December summit in Brussels, British Prime Minister David Cameron said, What is on offer isn t in Britain s interests, so I didn t agree to it, as if agreement solely depended upon whether or not interests were satisfied.