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Decision-making, therefore, would be facilitated.
This would be facilitated by the creation of a dedicated unit for quality control and quality management.
They would be given every assistance and their movement would be facilitated.
The working of the network would be facilitated by the establishment of a support hub.
In this way any duplication of efforts would be avoided and coordination of activities would be facilitated.
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Decision-making by the Security Council would be facilitated through effective substantive services and support.
Children were citizens with rights; if they were recognized as such, their participation would be facilitated.
The process would be facilitated by the early availability of guidelines for the preparation of the communications.
Clearly, the optimum functioning of the system as envisaged in the Charter would be facilitated by meaningful reform of the Security Council.
Matters would be facilitated by the recent establishment of the councils for national minorities, which had broad powers.
Balancing user needs and producer burden would be facilitated by the convergence of reporting requirements.
This would be facilitated if consumers were prepared to abstain from actions to block any such plans.
There might well be occasions on which the task of a special rapporteur would be facilitated by the assistance of a consultative group composed of members of the Commission.
That approach would be facilitated by the fact that each action plan or set of measures corresponded to a separate item on its agenda.
Moreover, once the countries entitled to such rotation are grouped in a separate category a more democratic presence of all Member States would be facilitated.
Such an analysis would be facilitated by the provision of more detailed reports on the progress of the regional programme.
Efforts were therefore being made to improve conditions for the integration of foreign nationals, which would be facilitated by an amendment to the Act on the Residence of Foreigners made in 2006.
These efforts would be facilitated through training at the IMF Institute and through visitor programmes at IMF for ECA staff.
Either way, the employment of spouses would be facilitated, as employers would be made immediately aware of their status.
That process would be facilitated by Croatia's integration into European and transatlantic economic, political and security organizations.
Development of efficient sea-river traffic would be facilitated much more if the port charges for sea-river vessels were lower.
This would be facilitated by sharing available technical, institutional and financial resources to create synergy for long-term affordable services.
Mr. SOOD(India) said that the complete elimination of anti-personnel mines would be facilitated if their legitimate operational role in the defence policy of the States that used them was duly recognized.
That task would be facilitated by the Government's close cooperation with women's non-governmental organizations, which were represented on the Council for Equality.
The practical application of the law would be facilitated if the text could be made more clear, preferably with concrete examples.
That approach would be facilitated by the fact that each action plan or set of measures corresponded to a separate item that featured regularly on the agenda of the Commission.
More work was still needed, but that would be facilitated by the results of the projects financed by the Peacebuilding Fund.
Progress in that direction would be facilitated by the availability of appropriate militarily effective, non-lethal and cost-effective alternative technologies.
We would suggest that this process would be facilitated if it was inclusive and also provided for multi-stakeholder participation.
This voluntary measure would be facilitated through Pakistan's non-discriminatory integration into the international arrangements for peaceful nuclear cooperation.