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It would also enable the Secretariat to service the Committee in a more efficient manner.
It would also enable a lessening of the use of hard currencies in intraregional trade.
It would also enable to store and manage non-electronic documents, which are not available on the Internet.
It would also enable Member States to continue to strengthen the legal framework for oceans governance.
It would also enable them to draw from the Council's work on such common themes in their own debates.
It would also enable the SADC secretariat to deal more effectively with the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the long term.
It would also enable UN-Habitat to intensify its efforts and to enhance its operational role at the country level.
It would also enable Turkish Cypriots to travel overseas unhindered, direct from Nicosia(ibid., para. 44);
It would also enable women, girls and entire communities to access better medical care and social services.
It would also enable the Community to guarantee the place due to it among the Contracting Parties to the TIR Convention.
It would also enable the organization of three subregional coordination and experience-sharing events between 2014 and 2016.
It would also enable the international community to cope with the challenges of AIDS, racism and environmental degradation.
It would also enable a proper cost-benefit analysis and provide a quantitative basis for making decisions regarding implementation.
It would also enable ECCAS to diversify its partners and to benefit more from the support of the agencies of the United Nations system.
It would also enable us to involve various relevant actors in a flexible manner, depending on the context and the specific needs of each track.
It would also enable it to assess and monitor its own effectiveness and performance, another requirement brought about by The Strategy.
It would also enable the Committee to deal with some more reports of States parties at each session and to devote more time and attention to individual communications.
It would also enable the Board to compare UNDP headquarters costs with those of other United Nations organizations based in New York and elsewhere.
It would also enable the civilian police component to strengthen its capacity in each of the electoral regions for the purpose of liaising and coordinating on security issues.
It would also enable the Committee to take action on them, with a view to meeting the mandatory deadline required for their submission to the Fifth Committee of the General Assembly.
It would also enable joint action with multilateral forces to secure the long, porous borders, a task that currently stretched the Government's resources.
It would also enable the better performing recipients to envisage a wider range of financing options for the much needed investments in productive capacity.
It would also enable the Committee to take action on them with a view to meeting the mandatory deadline required for their submission to the Fifth Committee of the General Assembly.
It would also enable the Executive Secretary to notify Parties in a timely manner of contributions due for the coming year, and would help to avoid cash flow problems.
It would also enable senior staff from organizations to be present throughout the Commission's sessions, which is not practically or financially feasible given the current length of the sessions.
It would also enable the Commission to begin to formulate relevant guidance on actions to be taken to implement the outcomes of the Summit, at both the operational and the intergovernmental levels.
It would also enable UNEP to attain its objectives under the Bali Strategic Plan on Technology Support and Capacity-building, which would be coordinated through UNEP regional offices.
It would also enable NATO to solve the aforementioned geometry problem by giving the SACEUR the ability to launch nuclear strike missions from any airfield, not just the six bases currently housing the B-61s.
It would also enable a consistent follow-up on the implementation of prior monitoring recommendations, which will allow the Department to maximize the effectiveness of the monitoring of human resources management in peacekeeping operations.
It would also enable our Mahorais brothers and sisters, whom I love dearly, to preserve their social status and standard of living, and the three other islands to finally take up the many challenges of development in peace and stability.