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slight sweetness would be supplemented with unostentatious sourness which would make the composition unforgettable.
Chitosan has been asserted to have use in limiting fat absorption, which would make it useful for dieting,
perhaps for some modification or change which would make it more ready for knowledge or experience;
I did a search of chess players rated 2,200 or higher, which would make them Masters but not necessarily professionals.
Sanders supports the DISCLOSE Act, which would make campaign finances more transparent and ban U.S. corporations controlled
There are, on the other hand, strong arguments in favour of forms of cultural autonomy which would make it possible to maintain group identity.
The dialogue on the theme would start with an expert panel, which would make presentations on the main issues involved and would respond to questions.
He hoped that the restructured Lessons Learned Unit would become an important tool which would make a significant contribution to the work of the Department.
Her Government looked forward to hearing the Committee's suggestions and recommendations, which would make a great contribution to the attainment of those objectives.
These quinquennial evaluations would be reviewed by the General Assembly, which would make recommendations on the future operations of the world solidarity fund.
there will be other limitations associated with sample size and coverage which would make the provision of the required data problematical.
budgetary matters, which would make recommendations to the Meeting.
The Group also attached great importance to the proposed global field support strategy, which would make peacekeeping operations more efficient and effective.
Can this hot broth pour a handful of dried fruit, which would make the drink even greater benefits.
The conclusions of the meeting would be transmitted to the next meeting of the Working Group, which would make a final decision.
She urged Bhutan to ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention as well as the amendment to article 20(1), which would make for wider implementation of the Convention worldwide.
that there were certain skills that I had developed which would make me useful for selection on this planet.
the tachograph legislation and introduce the"smart tachograph", which would make full use of new technological opportunities such as satellite positioning,
to also consider other necessary reforms, which would make the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda more efficient and accountable.
active participation at the Seminar which would make a significant contribution to the universal definition of reserves/resources of solid fuels and minerals