(b) The course should devote more time for practical exercises

The trend also requires UNICEF to devote more overall staff time to negotiating and managing contributions.

In doing so, donors need to devote more resources to technical assistance, including time intensive institutional capacity building.

There was agreement that the Commission, at its forty first session, should devote more time to the special segment.

The Commission should devote some time to consideration of that question.

Frankly, you experts devote too much time to nonsense like dreams.

Went on, and eventually decided to devote myself, full time, to that.

As a result of major reforms in the judicial system of Brazil, police officers and judges now had more time to devote to serious crimes.

His delegation hoped that the request would be rejected once and for all, so that the Assembly could devote its time to more pressing problems in future years.

It should also devote more attention to the problems encountered by refugees after voluntary return.

In addition, UNICEF staff will be able to devote more time to field monitoring and to support partners in building their financial management capacities, a key element of the Paris Declaration.

I therefore said that maybe we should look at equitable time and that we could discuss later how much time we will devote to it.

It was also proposed that, in order to enhance the Committee's role in evaluation, to afford more time for intergovernmental bodies to review evaluation reports and to devote more time to the strategic framework, evaluation reports should be considered during budget years, when the Committee would not be reviewing the strategic framework.

Today, I devote all of my time to working on this problem, and I'll go wherever the science takes me.

CARICOM renewed its call to the international community to devote more funds and attention to the HIV AIDS pandemic.

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The surge in peacekeeping operations since 2003 had made it impossible, however, to devote time to the preparation of such a report.

I propose that the CD devote some of its time during this year apos s session to the consideration of this report.

58. It is suggested that all high level international conferences should devote more time to the discussion of matters relating to the objectives of the Decade and that forums for the participation of indigenous peoples should be created.

More work must be undertaken to strengthen border controls and improve the security of travel documents, and the Security Council Committees must devote more attention to those issues.

As a result, Obama will have no choice but to devote the lion s share of his time and attention to reviving the economy. More than anything else, his success in this domain will determine the perception of his administration.

One more time!

One more time?

One more time?

One more time!

(g) Devote more attention to the relationship between criminal violence and substance abuse, particularly in cases of domestic violence Australia and New Zealand .

In this regard, I would encourage senior officials to make every effort to devote time to speaking engagements and encourage their staff to do so.

We needed more time.

One more time now.

I need more time.

Oh, one more time

One more time, Dyle.

More and more specialists are working part time.

One more time, you know. Always one more.

Time pressures are further exacerbated at sessions during which the Commission has to devote its attention to its function as preparatory body for the quinquennial congresses.

The need to devote more attention to combating the HIV AIDS pandemic, to eliminate gender disparities and to ensure the involvement of youth was emphasized.

I spent more and more time at the window.

Maybe a little more time?

So that takes more time.

We still have more time.

Maybe a little more time?

Let's waste no more time.

... We got some more time.

I have no more time!

More argue plenty long time.