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Such initiatives may be local, regional, national or international in nature.
The report notes(para. 4.1) that steps have been taken, including through legislation andawarding scholarships, to"reflect gender diversity", but that such initiatives may not be supported by women themselves.
However, such initiatives may improve the general performance of a country or of the region as a whole.
It should be recalled that the exchange of information can be carried out within regional andsubregional frameworks, and that such initiatives may work in parallel with conflict resolution efforts in the region by preventing further arms races and serving as a significant confidence-building measure.
Such initiatives may include voluntary codes of conduct or ethical principles for businesses.
It should be recalled that the exchange of information can be carried outwithin the regional and subregional frameworks and that such initiatives may work in parallel with the conflict resolution efforts in the region by preventing any further arms race and serving as a significant confidence-building measure.
However, such initiatives may improve the general performance of a country or of the region as a whole in trade facilitation measures.
For the time being no initiative is envisaged on the part of the Union for harmonizing current practices or facilitating the issue of visas to professional drivers, although the possibility that such initiatives may be taken in the future should not be excluded, bearing in mind international developments, particularly within the EEC.
The legitimacy of such initiatives may be put at risk if they do not provide for such mechanisms.
Such initiatives may also assist in identifying and establishing channels of cooperation when instability in the countries involved creates doubt as to who the relevant interlocutors are.
As to the issue of conflicts between certain popular initiatives and international law,which is a uniquely Swiss problem, such initiatives may be struck down only if they violate peremptory norms of international law, which include a small set of fundamental norms, such as the prohibition of genocide, torture or slavery.
Such initiatives may originate from Headquarters in response to legislative decisions, for the purposes of guidance development, or to meet the needs of a particular operation.
In periods of surge, such initiatives may play a useful role in reinforcing the Department's capacities to respond efficiently and effectively to urgent requirements.
Such initiatives may be encouraged through the facilitation of meetings and other consultations but, as was initiated during the International Year, it may be considered useful to adopt a more active role.
The Committee notes that such initiatives may also have been implemented in other United Nations offices, agencies, funds and programmes, notably in the United Nations Office for Project Services.
While such initiatives may yield swifter results, one cannot overlook the extent of their pragmatic value and question whether they realistically promote the global arms control and disarmament agenda.
Indeed, the multiplicity of such initiatives may in fact become counter-productive if left unfettered as priorities shift from one initiative to another while the efforts themselves remain uncoordinated.
Such initiatives may be encouraged through the facilitation of meetings and other consultations but, as was initiated during the International Year, it may be considered useful to adopt a more active role.
OIOS notes the success of such initiatives may be attributed in part to broad agendas that have wide relevance across the membership of the coordinating bodies, as well as to support from the Secretary-General, senior leaders and Member States.
Such initiatives may promote more effective participation of small countries in norm-setting than is practical in the global process-- in such areas as the formulation, adoption and implementation of prudential codes and standards for the financial sector-- where the principle of subsidiarity could properly apply.
Nevertheless such initiatives may be lacking in substance or poorly implemented, they may be hard to implement in the South or they may be in conflict with developmental goals in the South.
Such initiatives may range from policy advice on broad crime prevention and criminal justice reform issues to building the capacity of particular institutions(such as crime prevention authorities, legal aid providers, police, prosecution services, courts and judiciary, prisons, probation services and civil society organizations) and to cross-cutting programmes focusing on the needs of particular groups for example, women, children and victims.
However, such initiative may be implemented in Russia.
Such initiatives might include using the round table as a civilian review board to monitor forestry activity and the use of revenue.
Such initiatives might include establishing a round table comprising the timber industry, civil society and donors to ensure stakeholder participation.
Such initiatives might include establishing a civilian review board to monitor activity and the use of revenue.
For example, one such initiative might be the creation of an annual award for particularly creative or effective programmes or interventions.
Such initiatives might be of particular value in the framework of current and future studies by the Expert Mechanism.
Such positive initiatives may be summarized under three headings.
A decision would be required to extend these negotiations to other areas such as industrial tariffs, although sectoral initiatives may also originate in other forums.