An increased membership gives greater scope for new ideas, suggestions and proposals.

The greater the scope of the agreements reached within the Preparatory Committee, the better for the conference.

It is unknown to what extent these pilot projects have led to projects of greater scope and permanence.

It is unknown to what extent those pilot projects have led to projects of greater scope and permanence.

This new status would give it greater influence in policy making to benefit women and greater scope for participation in state forums where decisions are taken and power exercised.

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This pointed clearly to the scope for greater burden sharing across other groups in their funding of UNCTAD as well.

The scope for movement of large quantities of drugs by such methods called for greater attention to techniques of maritime interdiction.

There is thus scope for work within the system on these issues with a view to providing greater transparency on how United Nations entities measure and assess their own performance.

(i) Meetings of a general scope

(a) Scope of the proposed mechanism

A. Scope of the proposed mechanism

Former government owned trucking companies like KENATICO in Kenya, TRANSOCEAN in Uganda and OTREMBO in Burundi have been dissolved, giving greater operational scope to private operators.

The Executive Secretary has functioned within the scope of a broad delegation of authority which, over the years, has adapted to changing circumstances, resulting in the secretariat assuming greater responsibility for administrative matters.

These two mistakes compounded each other If the negative impact of austerity on economic growth is greater than was originally assumed, and the positive impact of quantitative easing is weaker, then the policy mix favored by practically all European governments has been hugely wrong. There is much greater scope for fiscal stimulus to boost growth, and much smaller scope for monetary stimulus.

None of the frameworks assessed Governments capacities to manage drug control activities or the scope for countries to assume greater responsibility in the fight against drug abuse.

A. Mandate and scope of the note

A. Mandate and scope of the note

A. Defining the scope of a victim service programme

We therefore call for greater participation of States in the Convention and for expanding the scope of the Convention through the Protocol in order to enhance its effectiveness.

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The scope of a constant is global you can access it anywhere in your script without regard to scope.

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A prohibition in principle, with scope for exemptions.

A. Scope and nature of the landmine problem

A static variable exists only in a local function scope, but it does not lose its value when program execution leaves this scope.

Mexico would have preferred an instrument with a broader scope, applicable to the various manifestations of terrorist bombings and giving greater attention to existing precedents, which would have made its early entry into force more likely.

In previous times, such a situation would have been described as pre revolutionary. In today s world, the consequences may seem more benign, but they are no less worrisome a loss of solidarity, a return to nationalist insularity, and greater scope for political extremism.

The first is that the scope for human resource development may be greater, and government policy may reflect this by extending activities and support to all educational and training institutions.

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