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This may complement other side impact tests.
Despite a different character, they may complement each other.
Competition policy may complement industrial and agricultural policies.
There are two main forms of monitoring and inspection that may complement each other.
Therefore the EU may complement its comments later.
Foreign private investment takes place mostly through transnational corporations(TNCs), and may complement ODA.
TNC participation may complement- but not replace- domestic public and private investment in infrastructure.
B National adaptation programmes of action andother adaptation strategies may complement the national communications.
Such involvement may complement- but cannot replace- domestic public and private investment in infrastructure.
Resources mobilized for addressing priority capacitybuilding needs may complement the resources in the Platform's trust fund.
The EU may complement its comments later, depending on what standards the Coordinator will propose for detectability and active life.
I think that clinical andpsychological knowledge may complement each other to a greater extent than is commonly believed.
Tracking the geographic location of weapon shipments is a different type of tracing activity that may complement the Instrument.
We are convinced that switching smokers to IQOS may complement the government's efforts aimed at reducing harm from smoking.
Actively encouraging andsupporting the formation of transnational associations involving researchers at home and abroad may complement such efforts.
Partnerships may complement the efforts of developing countries to acquire technology and build capacity through other means, most notably FDI.
In this event, the user will be will beasked to register and accept any conditions which may complement and/or modify these general conditions.
The regional programme may complement these initiatives with interventions at the country level to support Member States in implementing those regional agendas.
Subcommittees at a more technical level that deal with specific issues(see the discussion of thematic working groups below) may complement the role of the field-level committee.
Where appropriate, developed Parties may complement the information specifying if they have committed amounts to affected Parties through multilateral organizations.
Projects are also not intended for use as programmable resources to implement mandated tasks, although they may complement the programme of work of mission components.
For example, foreign investment may complement or even strengthen the formation of capital by domestically owned firms and be instrumental in mobilizing domestic productive capacities.
Information from approval authority and Contracting Party surveillance testing may complement the in-service monitoring reports supplied by the manufacturer.
Nevertheless, the interaction between system-wide andagency-specific evaluations is important since lessons learned from both may be of mutual use9 and may complement each other.10.
In such cases,as detailed below, the right to food may complement the protection of the right to property or of indigenous peoples' relationship with their lands, territories, and resources.
While it would be unrealistic toexpect immediate changes in this situation, the following measures have proven to effective, and may complement more macro-oriented initiatives.
If appropriate, these additional briefing notes orfact sheets may complement ad hoc briefings requested by the Council consistent with paragraphs 6 and 7 of the note by the President of the Security Council of 19 July 2006 S/2006/507.
Recognizing that reducingemissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries can promote co-benefits and may complement the aims and objectives of other relevant international conventions and agreements.
If appropriate, these additional briefing notes orfact sheets may complement ad hoc briefings requested by the Council consistent with paragraphs 6 and 7 of the annex to the note by the President of the Security Council of 19 July 2006.
The relevant provisions of decision 3/COP.8 on short- and medium-term programming andthe reporting cycle do not clarify the extent to which the review process may complement and indeed enrich discussions on programming discussed at the COP level.