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This will also allow a more consistent flow of income into the General Fund.
OIOS also identified an increased need to evaluate and monitor delegation of authority in a more consistent and systematic way.
It would also take a more consistent approach to indicators and benchmarks.
Manufactured with high quality synthetic diamond coating that provides for a more consistent diamond scratch pattern.
He concluded by calling it"a more consistent album than their two previous records.
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A more consistent approach should be exercised in regard to its procedures and deadlines.
The revised format presented information in a more consistent, systematic and transparent manner.
A more consistent pattern of support from New York to the Tribunal has been developed.
The international community must agree on a more consistent and coherent approach to peacebuilding.
A more consistent, harmonized and transparent approach to follow-up procedures would also be useful.
Requests the Secretary-General to ensure a more consistent and balanced presentation of proposals for all the departments;
A more consistent approach would benefit the customs' authorities and scrap metal industry worldwide. QM1.
It seems that the NBK has reactivated the interest rate defense of the exchange rate, but in a more consistent and deliberate fashion than in the Fall of 2013.
It would also foster a more consistent and transparent process on the donor side.
Guidelines have been issued, but certain policy matters still needed to be clarified to ensure a more consistent approach.
Both models showed a more consistent adverse effect of work stress for men DCS.
He welcomed the improvement in the international tribunals and, in particular,the auditors' use of a more consistent approach than in previous audits.
Developing a more consistent approach among the different organizations involved nationally.
It is hoped that this will allow the judiciary some independence from the executive branch,and promote a more consistent interpretation and application of the law.
Support the evolution of a more consistent approach for monitoring suffering in conflict and war.
The Secretariat welcomes the recommendations,given that such changes avoid ambiguity and allow for a more consistent interpretation of the COE Manual.
Progress has been made towards a more consistent review of the profile of UNDP at ministerial levels in national, regional and international settings.
It helps to ensure that the licensor's decision is based on more timely and up-to-date financial information,which helps provide a more consistent approach amongst the member associations.
This would provide a more consistent approach since it would better reflect the Member State's capacity to pay as opposed to the Government's capacity to pay.
Welcomes the reports of UNDP(DP/2004/13) and UNFPA(DP/FPA/2004/5) as an important step towards a more consistent response of the United Nations system to the HIV/AIDS pandemic;
It seems important to arrive at a more consistent usage of key terms so as to avoid unnecessary confusion over possible legal implications and concepts.
I intend to request Secretariat departments directly involved in launching and supporting inquiries to undertake a review of the United Nations experience in these processes, in consultation with other relevant departments,with a view to identifying how such processes might be used on a more consistent and less politically influenced basis.
In addition to reclassifying information in a more consistent way, names were presented in the order they appeared in the passports of the targeted individuals.
A more consistent approach to partnering with industry to develop guidelines around conduct in cyberspace, for example, the Australian Internet industry code of practice.
The effectiveness of the review by the CRIC would be increased through a more consistent and coherent reporting process, based on information which can be compared across regions and over time.