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Anavar administration could further boost those issues
However, due to the distortions in the deposit market, this could further weaken banks' positions.
In line with the 1995 Washington Declaration on Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities(A/51/116, annex I, appendix II), the Commission could further emphasize the essential needs to.
However, several evaluations also point out that UNDP could further sharpen its pro-poor and inclusive focus.
other armed groups could further destabilize the Central African Republic.
SMEs in the implementation of projects could further facilitate the latter's growth and upgrading.
It also recommended that capacity-building activities focus on education at all levels of society as to how space activities could further national development goals.
However, additional focus could further reduce the risk that the completion strategy targets are adversely affected.
oversee and implement effective long-term public investment could further increase its vulnerability to corruption.
printing of the Repertory could further delay its production.
Austria also firmly believed that strengthening of the monitoring role of civil society could further the goal of a world free of nuclear weapons.
Reducing the duplication of functions and redundancies in the security sector could further reduce that cost,
The Iranian Bar Association has expressed concern over new legislation that establishes a parallel system for the issuance of attorney licences, which could further undermine the independence of the bar.
would end just before the elections, could further complicate the preparations for the process.
you will distance yourself from Detective Sullivan, you will not do or say anything that could further jeopardize the case against him.
It would be of little value in helping Cambodia come to terms with its past, and could further undermine faith in the justice system.
first, that villagization may be coercive, and second, that it could further undermine Rwanda's agricultural productivity
particularly with regard to accessible antiretroviral treatment, could further increase child labour rates.
Major destination countries could further facilitate the temporary mobility of labour from affected countries in the aftermath of severe shocks.
National authorities could further support those efforts,