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such a thematic focus would enable the Council to make a more visible contribution to the integrated implementation of conferences
and you want to make a more meaningful message,
In addition, meetings of the Commission have been organized in a manner that allows non-governmental organizations to make a more constructive and active contribution, focusing mainly on
the Commission considered that it would be important to make a more complete inventory of the various types of contracts in use in the organizations
The Bureau identified the need to make a more explicit reference to a decision of the Meeting of the Parties to convene an extraordinary meeting,
thus allowing him to make a more favourable report of the situation in the country.
a variety of election-related programs during the campaign, including debates,">which allowed voters to make a more informed choice.
In addition, meetings of the Commission have been organized in a manner that allows non-governmental organizations to make a more constructive and active contribution, focusing mainly on
the Commission had decided to make a more open-ended reference to the"rules of international law on treaty interpretation.
Without additional information it is, however, difficult to make a more general judgement whether these ratios reflect a lack of human development in foreign affiliates
the Centre needs to make a more visible and determined contribution to the intensifying challenges of the urban transformation of our societies in a globalizing world,
and programmes to make a more substantial collective impact in programme countries,
adopted on country situations, his organization had become increasingly involved in helping parliaments to make a more substantive contribution to the international human rights monitoring system,
partly because staff on longer-term contracts are usually able to make a more useful contribution(taking into account the training period involved for any new staff member),
asked whether any studies of the informal sector had been carried out with a view to making a more accurate assessment of women's economic role.
All of this helps to make a more than memorable occasion.
It could hardly have been possible to make a more accurate and fair choice.