What facilitates or hinders innovation in public administration?

Who hinders men from (doing) good, the transgressor, the iniquitous,

Who hinders men from (doing) good, the transgressor, the iniquitous,

who hinders good, exceeds the limits, is immersed in doubts,

who hinders good, exceeds the limits, is immersed in doubts,

A lack of coordination hinders the general control of desertification.

Financial resources cannot be counted as a factor that hinders innovation.

the intersection of inequality, violence and HIV hinders women's access to justice.

The practice hinders women's sexual pleasure, causes pain and chronic infections and occasionally leads to death.

The excessive accumulation and easy availability of small arms and light weapons hinders peacebuilding and threatens human security.

In particular, corruption hinders economic growth and investment by increasing transaction costs, thus diverting public funds from their planned allocation.

Corruption diminishes the ability of law enforcement to accomplish this mission and hinders the efficient and fair functioning of society as a consequence.

The regional offices of FDA are open, but staff complain about the lack of transportation, which hinders their ability to manage the forests.

Unstable coalitions in Iran prevent any substantive negotiations between the two countries, while political fragmentation in Pakistan significantly hinders US policy there. And the fragility of Israel s ruling coalition, combined with strong congressional support for Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, makes it difficult to influence the country s policies, despite Israel s significant impact on US strategy in the Arab world.

Convinced that any linkage of various illegal activities involving kidnapping poses an additional threat to quality of life and hinders economic and social development,

This pattern of behaviour seriously hinders school attendance and explains, in part, the low educational achievement indices of indigenous children and youths in various regions.

This ongoing threat affects all who live and work in the area and hinders the return to normalcy for the people of the two countries.

As export and outsourcing opportunities increasingly depend on satisfying security regulations in export destinations, undemanding domestic regulation hinders technology or the outsourcing of export development.

The assumption that young people's health is indestructible is a misconception that not only delays, but in many cases hinders, the establishment of preventive health programmes.

To understand what facilitates or hinders innovation in governance, we should first look at how innovation in governance occurs and what is involved in the process of innovation.

The related question of whether the exploitation of natural resources helps or hinders growth continues to divide economists see Sachs and Warner, 1995 UNCTAD, 1996, 139 142 and Mayer, 1997.

Promoting a country of owners emphasizes the financing of medium, small and micro enterprises in order to overcome the barrier of access to credit, a hateful form of discrimination that hinders democracy.

Remain gravely concerned that 2.3 million children are living with HIV AIDS today, and recognize that the lack of paediatric drugs in many countries significantly hinders efforts to protect the health of children

As for Europe, the Kirchner s have not yet paid off Argentina s debt pending since the default to the Paris Club of sovereign creditors. All of this hinders foreign investment and access to international credit.

Women however, have, significantly less access to ICT in many countries, and occupational segregation in the ICT sector hinders the contribution of ICT to an enabling environment for gender equality and empowerment of women.

That fact inevitably hinders the development process and increases the vulnerability of youth to other kinds of social and political problems, including drug addiction and trafficking, human smuggling and trafficking, and recruitment into armed conflicts.

With OMTs, the ECB has converged toward the Fed in its ability to backstop each of its individual parts. Whether that hastens or hinders political progress toward fiscal and banking federalism is the next big question.

The main problem faced by States continues to be the lack of identifying information for many individuals on the List, which seriously hinders the ability of their border guards and other officials to ensure proper enforcement.

It is not the lack of science or technological innovation, but rather the lack of national capacity to acquire and harness its potential, that hinders countries from fully leveraging this vehicle to socio economic progress and development.

Article 19 The securities firm can set up independent board directors, who shall not take positions outside of board of the securities firm or have such relationship with the securities firm that hinders his independent and objective judgment.

Where business fails, it is important not only to know how those groups will be treated in insolvency proceedings, but also to ensure that that treatment facilitates, rather than hinders, the fast and efficient conduct of those proceedings.

(e) Recognizing that disability is an evolving concept and that disability results from the interaction between persons with impairments and attitudinal and environmental barriers that hinders their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others,

And nothing hinders their spendings being accepted from them, except that they disbelieve in Allah and in His Apostle and they do not come to prayer but while they are sluggish, and they do not spend but while they are unwilling.

And nothing hinders their spendings being accepted from them, except that they disbelieve in Allah and in His Apostle and they do not come to prayer but while they are sluggish, and they do not spend but while they are unwilling.

However, with each passing day and year, these assets are being squandered, largely as the result of ignorance and lack of will at all levels of Central African society naturally, this dilutes, if not hinders, efforts to realize human rights.

It is not the lack of technology or technological innovation that hinders countries from fully leveraging this vehicle to socio economic progress and development, but the lack of commitment and adequate national efforts and or capacity to harness its potentials.

Infrastructure for education, health care, professional training, public hygiene and recreation is lacking, which hinders the development of the collective social conscience that is necessary if we are to transform the existing socio economic structure into a modern and effective production mechanism.

Article 113 Where an insurance company violates the provisions of this Law and hinders the social public interest, by which it might seriously threaten or has already threatened its solvency, the financial supervision and regulation department may implement a take over of the said insurance company.

2. Regrets the recurrent late submission of the reports on the matter under consideration, which hinders their proper examination by the General Assembly, and requests the Secretary General to present future budget proposals for the special political missions no later than the first week of November

In some countries, such as Saudi Arabia and Oman, perceptions of corruption are linked to the absence of meritocracy. Moreover, the overriding importance of personal networks helps to maintain or even increases socio economic inequality and hinders inclusive growth, as do weak intellectual property laws and cumbersome bureaucracies.

However, in addition to the likely depletion of such resources, prevailing energy production and consumption patterns in the region are inefficient, and some 20 per cent of the population in rural and urban poor areas does not have adequate access to energy services, which hinders their development opportunities.

Similarly, despite the economic achievements of the Hong Kong SAR, the Committee remains concerned at the existence of child poverty among vulnerable populations such as the unemployed, immigrants and single parent families and at the lack of an established poverty line, which hinders the formulation of appropriate policies to combat poverty.

Unequal sharing of family responsibilities between women and men, for example, hinders the ability of women and girls to take advantage of primary, secondary and higher education and further education and training.24 In some countries, early marriage and other customary practices perpetuate gender disparities in school enrolment and completion.

Lack of sex disaggregated data on women's participation in decision making in other areas, such as the economy, academia, the judiciary and the media, hinders systematic monitoring of progress.21 Improved data are also needed on the access of women to management positions in the areas of health, education and employment in both the public and private sectors.

Let us choose to us judgment let us know among ourselves what is good.