An alternative to DDT may be broadly defined in two ways.

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Innovations on gender mainstreaming in budget processes should be more broadly disseminated.

More broadly, the Secretariat should quantify the savings made when proposing outputs for deletion.

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Moreover, the criteria related to participation in peacekeeping operations need to be reconsidered and more broadly interpreted.

And if you apply the notion of insurance more broadly, you can use a more powerful force, a market force, to provide feedback.

Everything that's happening with Second Life and more broadly with virtual worlds, all happened in the early '90s.

They reiterated the fact that the Council has to be, among other things, broadly representative and more legitimate.

Sexual rights were defined in a more autonomous manner than reproductive rights.

Any successful reform must make the Security Council more broadly and equitably representative, effective, efficient, democratic, accountable and transparent.

We support comprehensive reform of the Security Council to make it more broadly representative, more efficient and more transparent so as to enhance the legitimacy of its decisions and its effectiveness.

The Salafis are defined in part by their strict theological orthodoxy. Their belief in the superiority of literal interpretations of Islamic texts and their deep animosity towards religious innovation (broadly defined) reflect their certainty that the first three generations of Muslims possessed the best understanding of Islam, and should provide guidance for future generations.

We support comprehensive reform of the Security Council to make it more broadly representative, more efficient and more transparent in order to further enhance its effectiveness and the implementation of its decisions.

We endorse comprehensive reform of the Security Council to make it more broadly representative and more transparent so as to enhance the legitimacy of its decisions and its effectiveness.

By applying the defined criteria, the panel developed a more concise and considerably shorter list.

The first school of thought, broadly that of the United States Republican Party, was that financial regulation was bad because all regulation was bad. The second, broadly that of the Democratic Party, was somewhat more complicated, and was based on four observations

An inventory is currently under way of the rule of law capacity and, more broadly, peacebuilding capacity, that currently exists in the system.

The panel recommended for reasons of transparency and practicality that all equipment be more clearly defined.

Concerning the topic Expulsion of aliens , the terms alien and expulsion must be defined more precisely.

And broadly applicable across many platforms.

For example, many of the violations noted in the Secretary General's report are of relevance to civilians more broadly and not just to children.

The opportunity was missed to address the most pressing problems of not only the nuclear non proliferation regime, but also of international security more broadly.

More broadly based than the Interim Authority, the Transitional Administration launched the reform of key ministries and public administration at the national and local levels.

In 1991 and 1992, more than 20 million people in this region were defined as severely drought affected.

And in fact, the animal contacts other parts of its leg more frequently than the traditionally defined foot.

It was suggested that the Commission adopt a more disciplined approach, ensuring that the items of the agenda for the congresses are more well defined.

The international community's efforts on the Millennium Development Goals provided an opportunity to expand strategies, apply good practices more broadly and leverage change in women's lives.

Farther afield, we have also assisted the responses to protracted crises in Africa, including in the Sudan, the Niger, Malawi and in southern Africa more broadly.

We use something broadly called model based design.

The road transport services have been broadly liberalized.

And the bigger your gesture gets, the more ill defined, blurry and, frankly, useless it is to the orchestra.

More broadly, this phenomenon links the weather in the Earth apos s lower atmosphere to upper atmospheric layers that form our planet apos s border to space.

In some economies, structural rigidities adversely affect investment incentives and returns. Similarly, regulatory opacity and, more broadly, uncertainty about the direction of economic policy has discouraged investment.

More broadly, the rules of engagement decided upon at the highest political level and applied by the military command take legal, political and operational parameters into account.

More broadly, however, lack of assessment also prevents the elaboration of sound domestic policies aimed at spurring the services sector's contribution to the overall development of developing countries.

Action against global warming would take place without delay. But a decade or so later, governments and societies more broadly would need to choose between taxation, debt, and inflation.

More broadly, the ECB s marginal lending facility is an indirect means of monetizing sovereign debt. It is an even less direct way to address the private, related debt overhang.

About 30 of those born before 1968 have become middle or senior managers. More broadly, Islam has failed to supersede other identity patterns, such as class and economic status.

The 2005 High level Plenary Meeting clearly spelled out the need for early reform of the Security Council in order to make it more broadly representative, efficient and transparent.

First, I urge Member States to make the Security Council more broadly representative of the international community as a whole, as well as of the geopolitical realities of today.

During the month of August, the situation remained broadly stable.

Unfortunately, this type of old thinking breeds more crises than it can ever resolve. Indeed, unilateral policies can never succeed in a global world defined more and more by shared concerns rather than national interests.

The Committee asked the Government to confirm that the phrase work of equal conditions, professional skill and output in section 106 referred more broadly to all work of equal value.

It implements all the messages as defined by the HG CSP but also provides more powerful commands to e.g. retrieve complete documents.