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There was a perception that stronger accountability frameworks would provide greater incentives.
The second option would provide greater flexibility, while still maintaining an equity-led investment at focus.
A strengthened pharmaceutical sectorbenefiting from South-South and triangular cooperation would provide greater access to affordable drugs.
The helicopter would provide greater manoeuvrability in the conflict zone and an increase in the number of air patrols.
He was aware that the implications of the resolution were ofconsiderable concern to delegations; a representative of OHRM would provide greater detail in informal consultations.
The proposed decentralized system would provide greater access to justice and facilitate speedy, fair and impartial resolution of disputes.
The Uruguay Round had made a positive contribution by bringing predictability and discipline to the international trading system and,by lowering tariffs, it would provide greater market opportunities.
Inoue believed the capture andcontrol of these locations would provide greater security and defensive depth for the major Japanese base at Rabaul on New Britain.
In view of the profound transformations taking place, Member States must encourage DPI to evolve a clear andstrong information policy that would provide greater services to the developing countries.
That approach was consistent with the concept of party autonomy and would provide greater flexibility with regard to the applicability of those Rules to other generic arbitration rules.
Mr. Ascencio(Mexico) welcomed the approval of the convention on the use of electronic communications in international contracts,which met the need to establish a mandatory international regime governing the use of electronic media in cross-border trade and would provide greater transparency and legal certainty in that area.
It was also expected that the standardized funding model would provide greater transparency for Member States in their consideration of the budgets of liquidating missions.
Although acknowledging that a new budget structure would not necessarily solve UNHCR's funding problems in view of the fluctuating nature of its activities,they felt that it would provide greater clarity, transparency and lead to better prioritization of activities.
The increased transparency resulting from these procedures would provide greater clarity as to the nature of every country's nuclear programmes and thus enhance overall confidence.
There was, however, a lack of funding for the peaceful exploitation of nuclear energy and an imbalance between safeguards and development activities;he therefore hoped that Member States and IAEA would provide greater support to development activities and sufficient technical cooperation funding.
The outcome of the work,to be decided by the General Assembly, would provide greater certainty with regard to expulsion procedures and ensure observance of minimum standards of protection.
Although the State party requested the Committee to consider the admissibility separately from the merits of the communication, the Committee advised, through its Special Rapporteur on new communications, that it would consider the admissibility and merits of the communication together,on the basis that the State party's future submissions on the merits would provide greater clarity on the issues of admissibility and that the information provided was too scarce for any final determination on these issues at that point.
All States would benefit equally from this system, which would provide greater clarity as to the nature of each State's nuclear activities and thus enhance overall confidence regarding nuclear issues.
The designation of duty stations where either 5, 7 or12 employers would be retained in the comparison of salary data to current United Nations salaries would provide greater equity among duty stations with labour markets of varying degrees of sophistication.
Such a convention would provide greater clarity and legal certainty and would help to harmonize the individual practice of States; it would also eliminate existing gaps and promote the updating of international law on the subject.
Although one week should be sufficient for the Working Group to complete its work,paragraph 4 would provide greater flexibility if it stated"between one and two weeks" or"up to two weeks.
It was suggested, in that connection,that the"opt-out" approach would provide greater legal certainty, since there would be less risk that a declaration or notification within the framework of an existing contract would be challenged by a party solely on the basis that there was no evidence of that party's agreement to the use of electronic messages.
OIOS identified a strong conviction among Secretariat staff that stronger accountability frameworks would provide greater incentives for performance, including on gender mainstreaming.
Additional provisions under general temporary assistance would provide greater flexibility in responding to requirements of organizations at the Vienna International Centre for increased services during peak periods of meetings and other activities at the Centre.
It recommended that broader headings with a list of specific points that might be considered under each heading would provide greater flexibility in developing proposals for stage 2 feedback management.
The IMF has initiated a new approach to lending programme design that would provide greater flexibility to accommodate additional high-quality public investment, when the latter is consistent with macroeconomic stability and fiscal sustainability.
In addition, the proposed change to support cost lines 2.2 and 2.3 was not an elimination, butrather a merger that would provide greater flexibility in the application of those funds, in line with the principles of decentralization.
In addition, the Operation had decided to introduce a menu-based rations plan, which would provide greater flexibility and a choice of dietary preferences, and allow the Operation and the contingents to ensure that rations were ordered and consumed in accordance with actual requirements.
The Dag Hammarskjöld Library has an important role to play in promoting the integration process by providing leadership for shared indexing projects which,if successfully managed, would provide greater access to a wider range of documents and publications from the United Nations, its organizations and specialized agencies.
However, the Commission noted that previous attempts by the Working Group to find a workable solution that would provide greater specificity to the definition of"volume contract" had not met with success, and that the Working Group had thus turned its attention to inserting additional protection for parties perceived to be at a disadvantage in the text of draft article 82 itself see para. 245 below.