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In an interdependent world, global challenges would increasingly require collective action.
Cities would increasingly become mass consumers of natural resources, creating an enormous pressure on both surrounding and global ecosystems.
Georgia hoped that Georgians living abroad would increasingly return to the country as its economy grew.
While private ventures would increasingly displace Governments from the telecommunications, Earth observation and launch service markets, it was agreed that Governments should continue to pursue“bold, difficult and audacious” programmes.
In 1760, Casanova started styling himself the Chevalier de Seingalt, a name he would increasingly use for the rest of his life.
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She stressed that receiving countries would increasingly need foreign workers and, therefore, had an obligation to sign the Convention.
The reform of the United Nations system as a whole, andof UNIDO in particular, would increasingly rely on such techniques.
In that regard,he warned that markets would increasingly scrutinize sovereign balance sheets and income statements.
The urgency of the situation had been demonstrated in the forecast of OECD that output of chemicals would increasingly shift to developing countries.
It was also indicated that private flows would increasingly differentiate among countries based on credit risk.
It would be helpful to set up a working group onpre-investigation stages because as markets integrated, cases would increasingly take on a regional dimension.
The sellers of technology would increasingly need to offer long-term training packages to remain competitive. 25/.
Without the reform, the urgent needs of Member States,particularly those of developing countries, would increasingly outstrip the Organization's ability to meet them.
It was expected that women would increasingly move up the ranks, and that trend would certainly be reflected in the number of women in the diplomatic service.
Several people warned that water shortages, water pollution and the problems of inadequate sanitation would increasingly affect the urban population, especially the poor.
Therefore, Governments would increasingly have to defend their investors' interests abroad while protecting themselves against claims filed by foreign investors domestically.
While in the past, transport and logistics were driven by production, this relationship was reversing andtransport and logistics would increasingly determine and shape production processes.
Thus, over the coming months the Secretariat would increasingly have at its disposal rapidly retrievable, detailed data on its staff.
In addition, uncertainty about the effect of silence on a specific interpretative declaration could lead to the undesirable result that States would increasingly lodge and object to interpretative declarations.
Mr. Wouters said that private companies would increasingly adopt public standards in order to obtain open access to other economies, which would monitor those companies' compliance.
Most of that population growth would occur in the poorest countries and, since cities were centres of social, cultural andeconomic transformation, their growth would increasingly affect people living in rural areas, in view of the close links between the urban and rural areas in such countries.
At the same time, the Unit would increasingly focus on the original coordination mandate entrusted to it in 1993, including monitoring the emergency situation and maintaining a capacity to respond to humanitarian needs as they emerge.
The founding Members of this Organization knew that the security of the world would increasingly depend on advancing the rights of humankind, and that would require the work of many hands.
Without assurances that transfers of nuclear technology will occur within the framework of appropriate safeguards and as part of a system that helps ensure the employment of such technology for exclusively peaceful purposes, such transfers would become more difficult, or even impossible,and mankind would increasingly lose the benefits that such technology can bring.
Concomitantly, MINUSTAH support to the national police would increasingly focus on qualitative improvements, with measurable monitoring and evaluation tools adopted to ensure that capacity-building efforts are sustainable.
Turning to the need for internal evaluation of Department activities and services,he said that he intended to hold every project manager accountable for his own area of responsibility and that the Department would increasingly rely on user feedback in order to derive lessons and action points for application by managers.
The meeting expressed concern that non-tariff barrier activities at the global level would increasingly affect, both directly and indirectly, the export capacity and competitiveness of landlocked developing countries as well as their market access and entry in global trade.
Mr. Sinha(India) said that the extent to which urban development was integrated into broader socio-economic planning would increasingly determine the effectiveness of global efforts to eradicate poverty, promote inclusive growth and reduce environmental stress.
All operators engaged in hazardous activities,whether State or private, would increasingly recognize that the overall costs associated with accidents were so high that it was in their own interest to institute state-of-the-art prevention techniques and follow continuous improvement procedures.
Failure to provide United Nations remuneration which took fully into account the conditions of service of the best paid national civil service would increasingly expose staff to pressure and make it impossible for the Secretary-General to retain staff of the highest standards, as required under the Charter.