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Evidently, either the unitary patent system would allow software patents or it wouldn't.
Such a system would allow easier comparison of data and the preparation of a synthesis report by the secretariat.
The Committee was informed that Office client focal points were currently unable to access the audit recommendations database,while the proposed new system would allow them to view all of their recommendations online via a web browser and to provide updates on the status of implementation directly into the online system. .
The system would allow the Organization to manage learning resources globally and provide access to them.
It emphasizes that the significant investment made by Member States was justified, in part, on the basis of management improvements and reforms that Umoja would enable, including results-based management, risk management, a strengthened internal control framework and enhanced performance and accountability,as well as the enhanced efficiency and effectiveness in programme management that the system would allow.
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He also asked how the new system would allow for the participation of developing country firms.
Such a performance appraisal system, in the view of the Inspectors,would be a good means by which to complement the existing"implicit" performance appraisals(i.e. the performance reports submitted by executive heads to the legislative bodies of the organization), as such a system would allow for timely, periodic assessments, and would also include additional criteria, such as leadership, accountability, managerial competence and teamwork qualities of the executive heads.
The proposed online system would allow the introduction of multiple common names denominating the same cut.
A new performance management system would allow for better monitoring, implementation and budgeting.
This system would allow Teams to discuss, compare, share, and collaborate on public issues and topics of social sustainability.
Ongoing improvements to the database system would allow UNHCR to better analyse trends and adjust procedures and protocols.
Such a system would allow NIS to save hard currency since only the net imbalances would have to be cleared in convertible currency.
In addition, reducing risks in the international financial system would allow countries to reduce self-insurance and reallocate reserves towards sustainable and productive investment.
The system would allow the mission to react quickly to serious security incidents against the local population and United Nations personnel.
Further, the revised system would allow Member States, organizations and staff to understand the structure, processes and outcomes.
Such a system would allow the United Nations to advise States parties of upcoming negotiations and to guide such negotiations within the framework of the Convention.
An integrated treasury system would allow the management and monitoring of cash flow projections with considerably higher precision.
The system would allow for better and more timely oversight of the rations supply chain, tracking contingent and contractor stock and identifying and resolving problems more quickly.
Also, it would appear that the access control system would allow anyone in possession of a lost or stolen identification card not reported and cancelled to enter United Nations premises without hindrance.
The system would allow the various actors involved in the movement of goods to exchange information electronically, via both electronic data interchange and the Internet.
A fair, open andequitable multilateral trade system would allow developing countries to take full part in the globalized economy and thus contribute significantly to increasing the resources available in the developing countries to combat poverty.
Such a system would allow for losses associated with underutilization to be accurately allocated and properly addressed, and would permit the comparative costing of translation services.
This more transparent system would allow Member States, when considering the adoption or renewal of mandates, to make informed and deliberate decisions about the direction in which they want the Organization to go.
In particular, the system would allow clients to:(a) gain access to their recommendations at any time or location;(b) operate on only one central repository of recommendations; and(c) provide updates at their convenience online.
In addition, the system would allow client departments and offices to access Office recommendations at any time and from any location, operate from one central repository of recommendations and provide updates online, at their convenience.
Nevertheless, it was felt that such a system would allow States to limit the application of the Convention as deemed best, while the adoption of a list of exemptions would have the effect to impose those exclusions even for States that see no reason for preventing the parties to the excluded transactions from using electronic communications A/CN.9/571, para. 63.
It was argued that such a system would allow States to limit the application of the draft convention as deemed best, while the adoption of a list of exemptions would have the effect to impose those exclusions even for States that saw no reason for preventing the parties to the transactions listed in those subparagraphs from using electronic communications.
On a practical level, the system would allow for the establishment of workflows and procedures for common processes of individual emergency management and preparedness activities, such as risk assessment, the development of risk management actions and plan maintenance, exercise and review, resulting in a more efficient use of time and resources and improved crisis response effectiveness A/66/516, paras. 5-9.
Use of the socionic model apparatus in development of artificial intellect systems and other information systems would allow increasing of their efficiency, productivity, and degree of similarity to human intellect.
Systems would allow for increased transparency and control between ground operation and administrators.