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All this might facilitate the achievement of this objective.
The preparation of a special report on those residual issues might facilitate a decision.
Such a convention might facilitate international cooperation on the issue.
It noted that the OSCE chairmanship by Kazakhstan in 2010 might facilitate this.
The consultant's analysis might facilitate a more thorough understanding of the matter.
The Commission may draw the attention of the parties to the dispute to any measures which might facilitate an amicable settlement.
In that instance, the patents bank might facilitate hands-on technical assistance from the patent holders.
To develop an exemplary checklist of measures, the presence orabsence of which in domestic legislation might facilitate corruption.
Aadditional funding, however, might facilitate accelerated phase-out should it be seen as a priority.
The Secretary-General should continue his efforts to create a conducive environment that might facilitate reaching consensus in the Conference.
Provide information that might facilitate discussion in governing bodies of multilateral financial entities.
A discussion and analysis of the various reasons for that failure might facilitate the preparation of an adequate response.
Such advance consultations might facilitate the election of officers at the opening meeting of the Conference of the Parties.
He also referred to the need to consider those political, social andeconomic conditions which might facilitate the involvement of children in armed conflicts.
Additional funding, however, might facilitate accelerated emission reductions, should it be seen as a priority.
The development of policy consensus among developing countries at the regional level might facilitate their diffusion by creating economies of scale.
This option might facilitate, for example, the placement of a 1540 project manager in a particular region.
A number of ways were suggested by the Commission, which might facilitate a speedy resolution of the relevant issues.
However, she had suggested that such visits could take place prior to the Committee's consideration of the periodic report, as that might facilitate the review process.
The Group is concerned that weak surveillance at the airport might facilitate the smuggling of diamonds in violation of resolution 1643 2005.
Such a provision might facilitate recovery by the principal of losses suffered in the event that a claim is paid without there having been a breach of the underlying obligation.
The involvement of vulnerable groups in such institutional arrangements might facilitate their work and make them operative and effective structures.
It was added that attention should be paid to the identification of factors arising from the adoption of e-procurement systems that might facilitate corrupt practices.
Agreement on the principles governing the application of sanctions might facilitate the work of the Security Council and increase the legitimacy of its decisions.
This approach might facilitate relationships with similar project sponsors and co-investors such as managers of targeted RE or EE credit facilities funded by donor agencies.
The presence of Secretariat experts and officials during the present session might facilitate interactive debate that would shed light on the various issues under consideration.
The Bureau also recommended that the Population Division of the United Nations Secretariat should prepare initial drafts of resolutions and decisions that might facilitate the deliberations of the working group.
Such a move,even on an experimental basis, might facilitate constructive engagement and genuine dialogue instead of the current confrontation and acrimony.
The Working Group decided to proceed with its consideration of subparagraphs(a) to(e)on the assumption that a preliminary exchange of views might facilitate the resumption of the discussion at a later stage.
Definition of the word"atmosphere" might facilitate work on the draft guidelines proposed by the Special Rapporteur in his report A/CN.4/667.