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To devise mechanisms for cooperation in detecting forged identity documents;
For these reasons it is advisable for the parties to devise mechanisms that allow for the choice of competent experts to assist in the settlement of disputes.
To devise mechanisms for cooperation among competent migration authorities; and.
Given the long duration of infrastructure projects,it is important to devise mechanisms to deal with the financial and economic impact of such events.
CARICOM continued to devise mechanisms to promote the integration of young persons as equal partners in the region's development.
In this regard, concerns were expressed with respect to the ability of developing countries to devise mechanisms to ensure the quality of the education provided cross-border.
It is thus necessary to devise mechanisms to delink aid flows from the business cycles of donor countries.
A five-year plan currently being implemented included a nationwide effort to assess the status of women's rights and to devise mechanisms for involving women in all levels of decision-making.
There is a need to devise mechanisms for the prevention and mitigation of natural disasters, with the full participation of the communities involved.
It will remain therefore in our view a matter of the highest priority to free this planet from nuclear weapons andother weapons of mass destruction and to devise mechanisms to ban them totally and resolutely.
Governments need to devise mechanisms, where these do not at present exist,to internalize the environmental costs of economic activities.
An interdisciplinary working group of experts from the relevant international institutions should be created to devise mechanisms for calculating the long-term financing needs of low-income countries to reduce the impacts of external shocks.
It is essential to devise mechanisms to transfer knowledge and experience and to enable learning from lessons of the past by all stakeholders.
It may be necessary for the parties, in consultation with MONUC andperhaps the neutral facilitator, to devise mechanisms for local administration, including the security of local populations in the areas to be evacuated by foreign forces.
To devise mechanisms which regulate the behaviour of enterprises involved in the marketing of commodities, and of groups that have a key influence on the price of commodities, on the marketing conditions of products and on the remuneration of producers but are not subject to international regulation;
As indicated in chapters I and VI,it is therefore important to devise mechanisms to harness the positive contribution of financial flows while reducing the risks they entail.
In follow-up to that report, UNJHRO, in close cooperation with UN Women and with funding from the Government of Brazil,is putting in place a project to devise mechanisms that will enable the State to implement the recommendations.
Conducting research in the area in order to devise mechanisms for increased girls' participation in primary, secondary and tertiary education.
In view of the potentially large and complex disputes that may arise out of a privately-financed infrastructure project,it might be desirable for the law to enable the parties to devise mechanisms for dealing with divergencies as they arise and for avoiding their escalation into open litigation.
Resources have been deployed to devise mechanisms to kill one another rather than to grow and prosper together in a peaceful world.
In the Philippines, a national workshop was held in May 1996, inter alia, to review, jointly with selected indigenous organizations andrelevant government agencies, existing legislation and policies so as to identify areas for reform, and to devise mechanisms and strategies to enhance the participation of indigenous representatives in national decision-making.
Development professionals sought to devise mechanisms and procedures to make societies fit a pre-existing model that embodied the structures and functions of modernity.
Along similar lines, the international community should help countries with market access to develop new debt instruments and institutions which automatically reduce(or at least avoid amplifying) debt service in the presence of negative external shocks A/CONF.214/3, para. 31,highlights the need to devise mechanisms aimed at providing more stable sources of development finance.
One objective in this area would be to devise mechanisms that would enable African countries to benefit from the experience of but also attract investments from other developing regions.
Mr. Mselle(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions), responding to the query by the representative of the United States regarding ways to measure the impact of the UNF contribution, said that the reforms introduced to streamline the process of project solicitation, development andapproval should also make it possible to devise mechanisms to measure the impact of the UNF contribution and of the projects implemented.
A major challenge in industrial development is to devise mechanisms that enable African countries to benefit from the experience of, but also attract investment from other developing regions.
Governments therefore need to devise mechanisms, where these do not at present exist, to internalize the environmental costs of economic activities, particularly for those which have adverse environmental effects.
UNMIL is working in coordination with UNAMSIL, MINUCI andthe United Nations Office for West Africa to devise mechanisms for addressing cross-cutting issues, such as cross-border infiltration by combatants, the use of mercenaries, the circulation of small arms and the repatriation of foreign combatants.
Xiii African Governments anddonors alike need to devise mechanisms to support land-policy reform and implementation, in line with the centrality of land issues in strategies for sustainable economic growth;
It is the responsibility of Governments, acting in close collaboration with civil society organizations, to devise mechanisms to avoid"capture" of social protection systems by special interest groups, as well as ensuring independent regulation of the private sector.