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At least, it will ease the burden on the budget,- sums up George Badei.
We know from recent experience that we should not add to but rather ease the burden of the United Nations.
They can ease the burden of having to carry things like heavy groceries or other personal effects.
This would in effect"flatten" the scale and ease the burden on the larger economies.
We would prefer to"ease the burden" on the First Committee's agenda by avoiding the introduction of consensus resolutions on a yearly basis.
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Such mechanisms might contribute to the protection of the victim and ease the burden on the liable operator or State.
South-South economic and technical cooperation can ease the burden of developed countries, but it may not be so effective when it relies exclusively on the limited resources of developing countries as when it is supplemented and aided by developed countries.
They have also introduced tax relief measures to strengthen the financial position of families and ease the burden of raising a family.
This women-owned business is intended to help women increase their incomes and ease the burden of finding firewood, an arduous task in view of the distances they have to cover and the difficulty of transporting the firewood.
With regard to ad litem judges, the delegations suggested extending the terms of such judges by two years, rather than one, in order toprovide more stability and ease the burden for Member States.
Ii Ensure that the provisions in the Law on Protection against Domestic Violence ease the burden of proof in favour of the victim by amending the Law accordingly;
Some delegations urged that a case-by-case analysis of implications of the long-term presence of refugees should be undertaken,with a view to addressing its consequences and ease the burden on host countries.
Since the project began in 2005, the objective has been to make the most pragmatic use possible of scanner data,firstly because it can ease the burden on the companies involved, and secondly because these data can significantly improve the quality of results.
Civil society was instrumental in combating stereotypes, and its efforts, combined with those of the State in providing social assistance and allowances, promoted the achievement of genuine equality andallowed women to achieve their full potential, and ease the burden on families.
Forty-two respondents agreed that a carefully designed reporting system might ease the burden on both the countries and the secretariat.
In Senegal, therefore, efforts were being made to integrate women into development,with actions designed to improve their situation, generate income and ease the burden of their domestic work.
It is widely believed that regional action, as a matter of decentralization, delegation and cooperation with the United Nations,can not only ease the burden of the Council, but also contribute to a deeper sense of general responsibility for the present and future of the planet, as well as to the further democratization of international affairs.
Mr. SHAHI, expressing his general agreement with the Chairman's draft, said that, while he understood the reasons behind the proposal that States parties should submita single consolidated report, he was not sure that a single report would ease the burden on reporting States.
Furthermore, inter-firm and university-firm cooperation in pre-competitive research should ease the burdens of investment capital scarcity and long-term research.
More than 700 doctors and nurses in all the governorates have been trained to care for patients and provide them and their families with health-related, psychological andsocial counselling in an effort to reduce the psycho-social impact of their condition and ease the burden of the stigma that they bear as a result of their HIV infection.
Morocco also welcomed the decision taken by the Review Conference to harmonize the format of the national reports provided for under Protocols II and V,which should ease the burden on the States called on in recent years to submit a significant number of national reports, including in the area of disarmament.
More specifically, the seminar participants were encouraged to be guided in their discussions and to seek answers to find answers to the question:"What more can the SecurityCouncil do to prevent the outbreak of conflicts in the first place, particularly in Africa, and hence ease the burden of responding to so many costly crises?
We do not need to reinvent the wheel;the HIV world has good mechanisms that can help ease the burden of women with regards to tuberculosis.
It also eases the burden on joints, strengthens bone system.
It is not expected that the gap can be bridged without a sustained increase in official development assistance in the field of health, and without easing the burden of servicing.
All creditors should continue easing the burden of external debt of countries where it is unsustainable.
Easing the burden on working women with a number of measures, including subsidized crèches and care and rehabilitation facilities for the elderly and disabled.
Creating a landscape of low-water plants eases the burden of trying to hydrate plant species that aren't intended to thrive in a low-water environment.