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RIFs need to be adapted to local realities and to rapidly evolving economic, social and technological contexts;
The evolving economic strength of countries should be appropriately reflected in the scale of assessments in line with the principle of capacity to pay.
The Committee will continue to evaluate the timing andoverall amounts of its purchases of securities in light of the evolving economic outlook and conditions in financial markets.
The strongest drivers for change were the evolving economic, social and environmental circumstances and a shared need to address development and poverty challenges.
Seeking to further implement the Convention, in light of evolving science and mindful of evolving economic development and emissions trends.
In a rapidly evolving economic environment and financial markets became apparent that the only right of doing business based on mutually highest partnership.
Seeking to further implement the Convention, in light of evolving science and mindful of evolving economic development and emissions trends.
Commends the evolving economic cooperation between African and Asian countries in the context of effective follow-up to the Tokyo International Conference on African Development;
The benefits of WTO membership do not come automatically andrequire continual adaptation of a country's policies, reflecting its evolving economic and social conditions.
Evolving economic environment, technology development and increased uncertainties have presented new challenges to regulators, which will require a continuous adaptation of ISS policy and RIFs at all levels.
Finally, the prioritization of recommendations should reflect the commitments made in Bangkok andnew challenges posed by the rapidly evolving economic environment.
The evolving economic crisis has direct implications for the attainment of the goals of the International Conference on Population and Development(ICPD) and the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs), as well as for UNFPA-supported programmes.
Some participants emphasized that a reshaping of global economic governance was necessary to reflect evolving economic realities and a greater voice of developing countries.
This requires the ITS to better adapt itself to the evolving economic landscape and relations, and drastically different development needs, by providing policy space for structural transformation, diversification, job creation and sustainable development.
Accordingly, it has been decided to establish a work programme to arrive at a dynamic formula that reflects primarily the evolving economic weight of countries and the development mission of the Bank.
The evolving economic, social, technological and environmental contexts would require governments to frequently adapt RIFs to new prevailing conditions and have sufficient institutional capacity and skills to guide, negotiate, regulate and monitor ISS.
The current architecture andinstruments of the MTS embodying conventional economic thinking is increasingly less effective in addressing rapidly evolving economic realities and development challenges.
Participants reviewed issues relatingto the opportunities and challenges for trade in coffee in an evolving economic and trade environment, as well as ways of assisting low-income coffee-exporting countries to enhance the sector's contribution to economic development, including poverty reduction via greater and fairer participation of small-scale producers.
He expressed concern over the sizable reduction in UNCTAD publications, andencouraged the secretariat to come up with new proposals for publications in line with evolving economic environment and development issues.
Although the present cohort of youthhas numerous advantages and assets, it also faces a complex and rapidly evolving economic and social environment where new opportunities coexist with major constraints and obstacles.
In this regard, it stressed preventive measures, including early warning systems, preventive diplomacy, preventive redeployment, preventive disarmament andpeace-building on the basis of evolving economic and social capacities.
Improve the set of internationally agreed standards and conceptual frameworks for the compilation of S&T statistics,adapt them to evolving economic conditions(e.g. emergence of new activities such as IT and biotechnologies) and changing policy needs.
Turning to the questions relating to youth, ageing, disabled persons and the family, he said young people now had numerous opportunities and assets, butthat they also faced a complex and rapidly evolving economic and social environment.
The auditors must be competent to assess the due diligence practices of the relevant individual or entity andwould also benefit from knowledge of the evolving economic and political context in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The international trading system(ITS)- in a multi-polar environment with multilateral, regional, subregional and bilateral initiatives- needs to better support countries' efforts to tackle post-crisis recovery, growth and pressing development challenges by providing greater policy space andreflecting rapidly evolving economic realities.
The principle of capacity to pay should remain the fundamental criterion for the apportionment of the Organization's expenses and, while it was important that the scale of assessments for 2013-2015 was based on the most up-to-date, comprehensive and comparable GNI data available,it should also reflect the evolving economic situation of States in order to ensure that the financial burden was not too onerous for countries that continued to face significant development and poverty reduction challenges.
The public should also see competition policy as serving developmental goals, andthere should thus be a dynamic approach in line with evolving economic conditions, as well as provision for appropriate exemptions.
It was observed that it was desirable to build a degree of dynamism and flexibility into competition-related RTA provisions in order thatthey could respond to the evolving economic conditions and enforcement capacity of the contracting parties.
The current architecture and instruments of the international trading system need careful review to assess what adaptations are necessary in order todeal more effectively with rapidly evolving economic realities and development policy priorities in the twenty-first century.
Globalization, economic crises and an evolving, new economic order all require rapid solutions.