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A 1% rise in VAT could yield similar results.
Several delegations thought that a special exam for Nairobi could yield useful results.
That could yield information relevant to all models.
Coordinating with the other side could yield new leads on Jones.
Several representatives welcomed the joint activities undertaken to date,pointing to the benefits that they could yield.
This is one area where further efforts could yield significant results.
For the coming year, emphasis should be placed on identifying andmaking plans for addressing those areas where international work could yield benefits.
Closing these gender gaps could yield enormous dividends for development.
It is estimated that a 5 per cent reduction on remittances costs could yield $15 billion in savings.
The liberalization of the services sector could yield significant benefits for developing countries, as shown by success stories in all regions.
Number of publications appearing in peer-reviewed journals could yield good candidates for a sample.
Mrs. Miller(Jamaica) said that space technology could yield vast benefits for States, in particular those that did not have current ambitions to embark on an active space programme.
Experience with the issue of anti-personnel landmines had demonstrated that such dialogue could yield positive results.
The changes proposed in this paper could yield savings of nearly $1,700,000 per review cycle see below table.
Demolitions in Mosha Arbeen, Wadi Al-Jawz andInkhel targeted civilian objects whose destruction could yield military advantage.
Because such taxes might often be levied on basic materials, they could yield considerable revenue before they reached the point at which people changed their behaviour.
This increases the scope for technological innovation andthe areas where R&D initiatives could yield positive results.
We are confident that these efforts,if uninterrupted and undiverted, could yield a positive outcome securing a durable and long-lasting solution to the Nagorny Karabakh conflict and bringing peace and stability to the region.
A number of participants stressed that the use of ODA for the empowerment of women could yield a high rate of economic and social return.
Similarly, some experts argued for the need to avoid stereotypes and to recognize that combining the proprietary andnon-proprietary approaches could yield good results.
Good governance, sound policy, technology,investment and trade could yield such a result, but the effort must be sustained.
The Chairperson said that the case of the Democratic Republic of the Congo was a good example ofhow the follow-up procedure, in conjunction with other procedures, could yield positive results.
Streamlining the number of resolutions that covered related topics could yield immediate gains in efficiency for the current session.
Though alliances with other developing countries have served African countries well, better negotiation skills anda more strategic approach to negotiations could yield greater benefits for them.
Mr. Teshome(Ethiopia) said that the liberalization of trade under the Doha Development Agenda could yield billions of dollars in gains that would largely accrue to developing countries.
While overall comparisons may be of limited use, benchmarking on specific issues may serve to determine strengths and weaknesses andidentify areas where progress could yield higher benefits.
One delegate emphasized that a well-structured industrial policy that was complementary to competition policy could yield good results, such as increases in productivity and efficiency, economic transformation, technological development and innovation.
The Subcommittee's consideration of the use of space technology for the medical sciences and public health could yield very useful results.
Regarding the possibility of a gap between the first and second Review cycles,we stress that spreading future Review cycles over a five-year period could yield practical benefits, including in terms of enhancing stakeholder participation, and that the current order of the Review should be preserved to the extent possible, so as to ensure predictability for all States and to enable them to make adequate preparations for the next Review.
He considered that making progress during the second meeting would be the best demonstration that the meetings could yield positive results.