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It is important for special programmes to be devised for them.
Policies had to be devised to address pressing socio-economic problems.
For other partners, such mechanisms still need to be devised.
A workable political strategy needed to be devised to deal with such situations in advance.
New indicators related to thematic priorities will need to be devised.
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A solution to it will however need to be devised if agricultural workers are to enjoy the protection of the labour laws.
This allows novel detection technologies, diagnosis mechanisms,prophylactics and therapeutics to be devised.
Above all, rigorous monitoring and evaluation mechanism needs to be devised in order to achieve greater effectiveness.
Since the treaty is to be universally applied, adequate provisions for international cooperation and assistance will need to be devised.
We support efforts to reconfigure the presence of the international community, to be devised in accordance with functional parameters.
Then effective mechanisms need to be devised to ensure that these comparative advantages are fully harnessed in delivering the cooperative action.
Methods for the periodic evaluation of the effectiveness of thevarious channels for dialogue still need to be devised in the majority of countries.
An appropriate procedure would need to be devised to widely publicize the congress, such as notices in leading journals of public international law.
National accounts are powerful diagnostic instruments that assess the existing level ofintegration of economic statistics and allow a strategy to be devised for their further integration.
Convinced that a comprehensive strategy needs to be devised to implement the standards in tangible programmes of action within both a regional and national context.
The extent of documentation which is central to the dialogue but which is nowhere officially recorded is an important problem andcalls for appropriate measures to be devised by the Secretariat(para. 55).
Suitable methods offinancing sanitation investments also need to be devised-- e.g., instalment repayments or contributions in kind(e.g., communal labour).
Several organizations are of the view that the procedures followed in their respective host countries, with respect to exemption from payment of VAT and similar taxes,are cumbersome and that simpler methods need to be devised.
Effective targeting methodologies based and supervised by communities need to be devised within the framework of good urban governance strategies.
In addition, mechanisms will need to be devised for" reimbursing" the United Nations system for the administrative and other support it provides to these modalities, keeping in mind existing full cost recovery policies.
A better international system of information exchange andintelligence-sharing needed to be devised in order to prevent terrorists evading capture simply by crossing national borders.
In addition, the independent expert drew attention to the large volume of documentation furnished to treaty bodies thatwas not recorded officially and called for appropriate measures to be devised by the Secretariat.
Therefore, sustainable reintegration requires an exit strategy to be devised, coupled with national capacity development interventions early in the planning stages.
Lastly, the Convention does not apply to negotiable instruments or documents of title, in view of the particular difficulty of creating an electronic equivalent of paper-based negotiability,for which special rules would need to be devised.
In this regard the Committeeunderlines the need for national plans of action to be devised to respect and promote such principles by all appropriate measures, legislative or otherwise.
In addition, the independent expert drew attention to the large volume of documentation furnished to treaty bodies that was not recorded officially and called for appropriate measures to be devised by the Secretariat.
In addition, more effective modalities need to be devised to effectively mainstream cross-cutting issues such as HIV/AIDS, gender and human rights into all clusters activities.
The international financial institutions must relax their unrealistic conditionalities to preventany further contraction of the economies of the developing countries. Mechanisms need to be devised to direct greater development finance to the underdeveloped countries which have the largest latent demand.