Europe needs to prepare for any eventuality.

One had to prepare for any eventuality.

That eventuality is too horrendous to contemplate.

I made provision for precisely that sort of eventuality.

So we got, actually, a few bikers up there for this eventuality.

Generally speaking, however, treaties contained no reference, even implicitly, to such an eventuality.

Domestic law in the United States and in many other countries provided for that eventuality.

This moment must not be lost. The implications of such an eventuality are far reaching.

Belgium feared it would be drawn into a war regardless, and sought to avoid that eventuality.

In such an eventuality, the probability of a resumption of civil war in Somalia would be high.

My country welcomes the cooperation that links it to the countries bordering the Sahara in their commitment to fight against the terrorism that is brewing there and to deal with any eventuality.

Mr. KHAN (Pakistan) Mr. President, the duration of my statement is less than 30 minutes and more than 10 minutes, so between these two points, you may be ready for any eventuality.

In that eventuality the complainant would be compelled to provide the necessary information to the National Accountability Bureau.

May I suggest, as agreed between us in case of this eventuality, that we part as good friends.

He concluded by saying that the secretariat was in touch directly with Bermuda on preparations for such an eventuality.

Perhaps yes, perhaps no. It is hard, however, to preclude a positive eventuality, however far fetched that may seem at present.

That eventuality did not often arise, but when it did, the same procedure was followed as in the case under consideration.

We have tried to prepare for such an eventuality through a process of economic diversification, but support from the international community has not been forthcoming.

Prime Minister Kolo Roger, however, has stated that the health system is ready to deal with such an eventuality and has a contingency plan in place

Such an eventuality will negate much of its original intent and rob it of its positive impact, as was, regrettably, the experience with the Tokyo Round.

We would like to take this opportunity to alert the world that we must fight to stop such an eventuality, and pledge our support in doing so.

However, the view was expressed that it was not essential to include a clause on undue delay in proceedings, since that eventuality was already covered by paragraph (a).

5. Each State Party shall take into account the gravity of the offences concerned when considering the eventuality of early release or parole of persons convicted of such offences.

Such an eventuality will not only make peace keeping the monopoly of a few rich countries but will also deal a fatal blow to our cherished principle of universality of participation.

In particular, the Rules have been amended to allow for a Trial Chamber to continue the trial in the eventuality of a judge being ill, absent or permanently unavailable (Rule 15 bis).

Many delegations in the course of our deliberations underlined the imperative of recognizing the increasing threat posed by mutually reinforcing phobias, leading to a catastrophic eventuality of a clash between civilizations and cultures.

We have all the more reason to fear such an eventuality given the news we have received of acts of intimidation and summary executions being carried out in the countryside, frequently by military personnel.

Nevertheless, that eventuality may well be worth the sacrifice if impunity is, indeed, ended in Darfur if human rights are, indeed, finally protected and promoted and if, indeed, the rule of law there is upheld.

Think about any hotel, any airline, any hospital.

Use Chinese style any flower match any flower, any season match any season

Any hands? Any hands?

Any lady, any lady?

Any fights, any arguments?

Do not create any relationship with any object, any appearance.

Mr. Gogos (Greece) said that whereas article 48 of the Greek Constitution enumerated rights that were derogable during a state of siege, the rights enumerated in article 4, paragraph 1, of the Covenant would remain non derogable even in that eventuality.

(v) Talk freely and in confidence with any person, any group or any member of any body or institution

Not any more than any other species.

We don't have any potatoes any more.

We don't have any tea any more.

We don't have any tea any more.

for any complex number and any matrix .

Don't follow any invitation or any promise!

I'll meet you any place, any time.

They do it any time, any place.

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