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It should strengthen its work in this area by.
If you plan to work in 16 Ampere(and even bigger addition with TRIAC), It should strengthen the two slopes ranging from screw until TRIAC.
In that regard, it should strengthen its Africa Regional Investment Programme.
But as for the Japanese yen, according to the readings of graphical analysis, on the contrary, it should strengthen its position.
It should strengthen international solidarity based on the shared universal values enshrined in the Charter.
But as for the Japanese yen, according to the readings of graphical analysis,on the contrary, it should strengthen its position. As a result, the pair USD/JPY may fall to the level of 108.00.
It should strengthen and improve the effectiveness of legislation, policies and programmes aimed at combating such violence.
Since 1995, the Council has stressed that in order to better coordinate the follow-up to conferences, it should strengthen its role to guide and coordinate its subsidiary machinery.
Thirdly, it should strengthen the nuclear safeguards regime and effectively prevent nuclear weapons proliferation.
To achieve comprehensive coordination of research and development in space technology, it should strengthen policy coordination through an Expert Committee on Space Development under the National Science and Technology Council.
It should strengthen such analysis, especially in terms of identifying the real benefits obtained from trade preferences.
The United Nations has political legitimacy andthe capacity to convene others, but it should strengthen coordination and cohesion with the multiple regional and international actors involved in peacebuilding.
It should strengthen work on the UNEP- UNCTAD Capacity-Building Task Force on Trade, Environment and Development.
On the contrary, it should strengthen its efforts to act on the basis of a model of justice that values the end to impunity more than a political agreement.
It should strengthen analysis of commodity markets, focusing on the impacts of current price volatilities on developing countries.
We consider also that it should strengthen its capacity with a view to improving the coordination of United Nations activities and programmes in the area of maritime affairs.
It should strengthen UNCTAD capacity-building programmes to further promote networking among countries in the field of HRD.
With respect to UNCTAD, it should strengthen its technical assistance to developing countries to enable those countries to enhance their bargaining position and benefit from the opening up of service markets.
It should strengthen its capacity to tap into these networks and cultivate and utilize local gender expertise and capacity.
Lastly, it should strengthen its intelligence capacity, in order to better differentiate between armed groups and terrorist groups.
It should strengthen work on the BIOTRADE Initiative and the UNEP-UNCTAD Capacity Building Task Force on Trade, Environment and Development CBTF.
It should strengthen its professional expertise and other capabilities to assess needs, design action plans, mobilize resources and assist in implementation.
It should strengthen collaboration and cooperation with WTO and other international organizations such as the UN regional commissions, IMF, World Bank, UNDP, UNIDO.
Finally, it should strengthen its efforts to combat child abuse, including by investigating, prosecuting and punishing those responsible.
It should strengthen work on the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP)- UNCTAD Capacity-Building Task Force on Trade, Environment and Development.
In addition, it should strengthen its position as a global apex body for mutual accountability to help develop true partnership frameworks for sustainable development.
In this regard, it should strengthen its relationship with relevant regional organizations and other United Nations bodies. This is the essence of a multilateral approach.
On the contrary, it should strengthen national independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity in States where the Governments represented the entire population without distinction.
It should strengthen the quality-related elements of the Directive, simplify procedures and enhance policy coherence and synergies with other EU legislation and international law.
It should strengthen the provision of expert analysis and technical assistance focused on the challenges and opportunities presented by globalization for weak and vulnerable developing countries.