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This way, your dog will be better able to digest food.
There was widespread agreement that improved registration will benefit both refugees and States; refugees will have better access to their rights,and States will be better able to respond to and manage refugee protection and assistance.
The Secretariat will be better able to comply with the six-week rule for the distribution of documents in all official languages.
Once I have regained the Prophets' trust, I will be better able to serve them if I remain Kai.
We believe the Agency will be better able to meet the challenges ahead if it continues to receive the unflinching support of all its members.
By focusing on factors within your control, you will be better able to manage stress.
Perhaps another company people will be better able to show themselves, to do better and come back to us again, but this time as our client or partner.
If provided with sufficient flexibility andsturdiness, the verification arrangements will be better able to meet and withstand crises should they arise.
The United Nations will be better able to face the new challenges of the new millennium if the intergovernmental institutions of the United Nations become even more democratic in their structure.
With an effective Peacebuilding Commission in place, the United Nations will be better able to help some of the most vulnerable countries on Earth.
More complex models will be better able to adapt their shape to fit the data(for example, a fifth-order polynomial can exactly fit six points), but the additional parameters may not represent anything useful.
As a result, from mission start-up to mission drawdown, field missions will be better able to implement their mandates see figure VII.
That is, the Security Council will be better able to respond to its obligations, to fulfil the role that devolves to it by the terms of Article 24, inter alia, and to be more effective in responding to conflicts and challenges.
Having your qualifications checked can however be useful, as your employer will be better able to evaluate your qualifications for the job.
As a result, partner-country statistical offices will be better able to highlight strategic issues for policy decisions, monitor progress, evaluate impact and ensure results-focused public sector management.
Realignment, a key component of the core business strategy,is the process for merging over 300 councils into 109 councils that will be better able to deliver the new Girl Scout leadership development program to millions of girls.
The reason given for this change is that the Government will be better able to care for the upkeep of absentee landlord properties as a number of former residents who continue to hold title to land on the island have moved abroad.7.
On the other hand, countries that keep up with research and development efforts andmanage to generate new linkages with the rest of their economies will be better able to keep in step with the emerging technological trends and experience gains in wealth and welfare.
By reforming the United Nations, the international community will be better able to solve the problems of peoples in all parts of the world who are suffering due to conflicts and poverty, problems which are especially glaring in Africa.
In 1996, we have continued our work towards the institutional and financial reforms needed to make the United Nations a more productive anddynamic institution so that it will be better able to perform its key functions and fulfil its mandates more effectively.
In this way, people in the four corners of the world will be better able to appreciate the true dimensions of the work accomplished by the United Nations and to identify with that work.
In this manner, experts will at any time be able to make assessments about Iraq's potential capabilities to produce banned items, either at an individual site or throughout Iraq,and so will be better able to direct the Commission's monitoring of sites and imports to focus on the most significant issues.
When the esoteric meaning of this recess is made clear, however,the profane will be better able to understand why David danced"uncovered" before the Ark of the Covenant, and was so anxious to appear vile for the sake of his"Lord," and base in his own sight.1045.
Nigeria has always considered that the changes which have occurred on the international scene since the inception of our Organization, and which have crystallized especially since the end of the cold war, seriously warrant a modification in the composition andworking methods of the Security Council so that it will be better able to respond effectively to changed and changing circumstances.
Configured, so people will be better able to"see" the world.
The Task Force believes that by focusing on the overall results achieved by the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management in relation to the financial and staffing resources deployed, rather than on individual productivity in the different conference-servicing units,Member States will be better able to measure the full-system benefits resulting from the ongoing reform efforts pursued by the Department as well as from past and future investments in IT.
The reforms in the United Nations system as a whole should be seen as part of this overarching desire to equip our Organization so that it will be better able to discharge its obligations under the Charter, not only to maintain world peace and security but also to promote social progress and greater freedom for all in such a manner that the human person becomes the central object of our collective endeavours and attention.
Utilities that consult with stakeholders, including the urban poor andresidents of informal settlements, on key issues affecting community sanitation services will be better able to meet customers' water supply and sanitation needs, and are more likely to be able to collect fees to cover their costs.
On the basis of the results of such assessments, we will be better able to promote the full implementation of the rights of every child.
The Government believes the restructured Commission will be better able to address the full range of issues regarding indigenous Australians.