Media interest in the issue of climate change, the Convention and the Kyoto Protocol has grown considerably and the secretariat needs to be able to respond appropriately.

Thus, the Council has an obligation to respond appropriately to the recommendations of the special procedures, and there should also be a role for the Council's Bureau in ensuring follow up to the decisions taken.

The government failed to prevent the crime, then failed again when its unresponsive, inefficient, and crooked police force was unable to respond appropriately. A wholly moribund and sclerotic administration simply did not know where its duty lay.

In those Territories in which people were living under exploitation and domination and were being treated as second class citizens, the Committee and the General Assembly should listen carefully to their representations and respond appropriately to their requests.

RB And the robot's reacting appropriately.

Earthquakes, cyclones, floods and droughts cause more victims and damage in poor areas, where people do not have the means or the capability to foresee and prevent situations of that type or to respond appropriately when a disaster occurs.

This is called Old Man, appropriately enough.

The available funds must be spent appropriately.

The evaluation report will serve as an excellent tool to strengthen the management and performance of UN Habitat, in the light of the heavy responsibility placed on the newly transformed programme to respond appropriately to the serious challenges posed by rapid urbanization.

The Provisional Government of Haiti had spared no effort to respond appropriately to the challenge. It had taken political and administrative measures to strengthen the National Police, reform the administration of justice and fight corruption, drug trafficking, money laundering and trafficking in persons.

Then the relevant laws are listed and appropriately discussed.

I mean, we have owned Never Again culturally, appropriately, interestingly.

Slovakia is ready to contribute appropriately to such a list.

But again, was that appropriately a reservation to that article?

The technical systems for detection and monitoring must be complemented by an assessment of existing warning capabilities, training of local officials, installation of national and local warning communications systems, and a process of public education that will enable citizens in susceptible areas to respond appropriately to warnings.

UNODC will focus on efforts to foster regional and international networking of experts on drug abuse prevention and treatment and will continue to assist Member States in the development of their own, internal capacity to monitor patterns and trends in drug abuse and respond rapidly and appropriately.

In some cases, those priorities also have to be appropriately modified.

Identification of the capacities at the disposal of local communities, especially communities affected by disasters of the kinds referred to above, that can be harnessed for relief and salvage operations, and training programmes for the members of such communities to teach them how to respond appropriately in emergency situations

He then counteracts and avoids toppling over by turning the motors appropriately.

Perhaps some of these states can be appropriately called mystical or spiritual.

And that night, all 90 kids dressed appropriately, doing their job, owning it.

Erroneous interpretation and misuse of statistics are to be immediately and appropriately addressed.

More appropriately, it should be referred to as a fissile material treaty (FMT).

With sustained attention to the capacity gaps and the measures needed to implement the Secretary General's proposals for humanitarian reform, the United Nations is striving to avoid the creation of situations of mass exodus and, where this is not possible, to respond to the violations of these persons' human rights swiftly and appropriately.

For the 2006 2007 biennium, this has been more appropriately requested under the Section.

The United Nations appropriately assumed a leadership role, in conjunction with the affected countries.

It will happen in that day, I will respond, says Yahweh, I will respond to the heavens, and they will respond to the earth

It will happen in that day, I will respond, says Yahweh, I will respond to the heavens, and they will respond to the earth

You can think of insulin resistance as the reduced capacity of our cells to partition fuel, as I alluded to a moment ago, taking those calories that we take in and burning some appropriately and storing some appropriately.

It was therefore important to ensure that OHCHR was appropriately equipped to perform those tasks.

(a) Location The centre should be appropriately located within a region to allow easy access

Most claim to circulate it appropriately to banks, ports of entry and other relevant national authorities.

(a) Endorsing or otherwise appropriately recognizing SAICM, as adopted by the International Conference on Chemicals Management

It will also contain an interstate movement alert function, for use only by appropriately authorized police.

If someone starts to place weapons in outer space, naturally we will have to react appropriately.

(j) To establish a set of clear principles for the management and resolution of financial crises that provide for fair burden sharing between the public and private sectors and among debtors, creditors and investors, while recognizing that a flexible mix of instruments is needed to respond appropriately to the varying economic circumstances and capacities of different countries

Did you eventually respond?

Don't respond to that.

We are also cognizant that development investments that fail to appropriately consider disaster risks could increase vulnerability.

The National Commission on the Status of Women has recommended that the law should be amended appropriately.

When that is accomplished we can say that the Nobel laureates' efforts will have been appropriately rewarded.

Of course, criminals can respond.

You can respond. Up, right?

Another 30 percent will respond.

Infants don't respond to much.