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This progress needs to be institutionalized.
The Secretary-General indicates that the concept of technical support teams needs to be institutionalized.
This progress needs to be institutionalized through the establishment of careers in the judiciary.
And I took him to haven to be institutionalized.
OIOS recognizes that steps have recently been taken to improve coordination between the Division and UNDP, butthat those steps need to be institutionalized.
However, the existing relationships need to be institutionalized to ensure meaningful involvement.
Consequently, the social protection system that should accompany them has also to be institutionalized.
Knowledge production and sharing have yet to be institutionalized as a key programming principle.
Let me note however thatto a large extent, these positive developments remain to be institutionalized.
Data entry, validation andanalysis need to be institutionalized, including by developing the necessary capacities in the MoF.
The concept of technical support teams needs to be institutionalized.
Such coordination meetings need to be institutionalized in order to establish an effective and sustained network of stakeholders from the different sectors.
The procedures to be followed need to be institutionalized.
OSCE-BIH noted that discrimination continued to be institutionalized and JS2 that a system of collecting and recording incidents of discrimination had not been established.
In fact, we have called for the special ad hoc scale to be institutionalized.
Simple and practical management andadministrative practices need to be institutionalized so that public sector employees can most effectively and efficiently carry out their duties.
Local and scientific knowledge should be integrated; andParticipation needs to be institutionalized Reed, 2008.
Harmonization at the country level needs to be institutionalized and pursued more systematically to avoid interruptions due to leadership and personnel changes.
The results have been encouraging and need to be institutionalized.
In order for the planning and management functions to be institutionalized, units and administrative systems need to be put in place, properly resourced and run by human resource management professionals.
But you have been locked down once before on a 72-hour hold. I'm sure you don't want to be institutionalized- like your mother.
Regional arrangements need to be institutionalized in support of regional initiatives, such as NEPAD, the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment(AMCEN) and the African Ministerial Conference on Water AMCOW.
Importantly, knowledge production andsharing have yet to be institutionalized as a key programming principle conclusion 4.
Since the role of the Mexico office in effectively coordinating and leading this activity as a focal point has been proven,it needs to be institutionalized and strengthened.
While ad hoc training programmes for such personnel were initiated in 1995,they have yet to be institutionalized because the most experienced individuals, the would-be trainers, could not be spared from their full-time line responsibilities.
Thus least developed countries and their issues received some attention at these international forums, buttheir participation has been on an ad hoc basis and needs to be institutionalized.
The Agreement is of unlimited duration, and was meant to be institutionalized under the Joint Data Exchange Centre.
We further believe that the guidelines and practices established for the apportionment of peace-keeping expenses have stood the test of time, andthat the ad hoc scales represent a delicate balance that now needs to be institutionalized.
It stated that monitoring of election processes was carried out randomly and needed to be institutionalized by a legal provision ensuring effective independent monitoring.
The key steps to prevention-- establishing universal principles and standards; monitoring developments; recording cases, events and trends; assembling, processing and relaying information to all concerned-- need to be institutionalized.