But our policies most also be more consistent.

The conditional aspects of emancipation policy require more consistent attention.

Recommendation 1 was more consistent application of the definition of torture .

A more sincere and consistent global response to terrorist acts was required.

More consistent and harmonized management by the successive Presidents could facilitate consensus building.

The international community must agree on a more consistent and coherent approach to peacebuilding.

More importantly still, those flows proved increasingly difficult to manage in a way consistent with faster and more inclusive economic growth.

Prayer at night leaves the strongest impression on one's soul and the words spoken are more consistent.

Prayer at night leaves the strongest impression on one's soul and the words spoken are more consistent.

In the future, more consistent political guidance is needed to make full use of the potential of CPF.

However, the State practice is not entirely consistent and further evidence of practice and, especially more current practice, is needed.

More consistent monitoring, more effective implementation and, where necessary, firmer enforcement are essential if States are to have confidence in multilateral mechanisms and use them to avoid conflict.

In this context between 1997 and 2004, more than US 2.2 billion was generated for activities consistent with the Convention's aims.

Incidence rates have remained more consistent over time in the all ages category and in women under 50 years of age.

The trend of Hong Kong dollar interest rates and US dollar interest rates will be more consistent. Everyone must be more careful to manage risks and prepared to cope with market fluctuations.

When I do these experiments with older colonies so ones that are five years or older they're much more consistent from one time to another and much more homeostatic. The worse things get, the more I hassle them, the more they act like undisturbed colonies.

We see neither reaction. More importantly, the RMB s slow appreciation resumed fairly promptly after December s dip, while investors bearish sentiments about China s economy remain consistent.

More information should be provided on the characteristics of a space object in order to ensure that the definition is consistent with international space law.

Action by the Commission on Human Rights would be more consistent if it took full account of the recommendations of special rapporteurs in respect of ratification.

And this was very consistent.

We have no consistent testing.

It's got to be consistent.

The obligation to provide for means of correcting input errors when they are made is probably more consistent with the aim of giving electronic contracts greater certainty.

One of those proposals was to give the Department of Political Affairs additional resources and to restructure it in order to provide more consistent and professional mediation support.

Understanding that the present resolution is consistent with the report of the High level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change, entitled A more secure world our shared responsibility ,

You want it to be consistent.

The reviews were diverse yet consistent.

Evaluation is not consistent and ongoing

Moreover, through the Programme Group, the UNDG is considering how the United Nations can provide more consistent and strategic support to national analytical processes than the current periodic CCA.

That is consistent with restorative justice principles.

Our position has been explicit and consistent.

Demand for sustainability in tourism services is being advocated as the missing link in persuading industrial players to take action towards sustainability in a more credible, consistent and effective way.

This principle is also consistent with restorative justice goals reintegration of the offender with the victim and the community is more difficult while the offender is detained in a correctional facility.

CPF has encouraged Governments to send consistent messages.

The need to understand and anticipate the effects of commitments is even more important in the light of the need to schedule commitments in a manner consistent with a country's development needs.

The middle income countries needed predictable and consistent assistance if they were not to fall into distressing situations that would be more costly to cure than they would have been to prevent.

Reforms to the planning process need to be introduced in a systematic and consistent way, and at a pace that is manageable for provincial governments (although some are more ready than others).

Active party members hold more ideologically consistent views and hold them more strongly than most of those who are politically less engaged, giving activists disproportionate influence in the political process. After all, more nuanced ideas and policy proposals are relatively difficult to propagate effectively enough to generate broad and enthusiastic popular support.

His daily behavior is not consistent with his principles.

We need a coordinated, consistent response to those concerns.

There is a clear need for stronger, more consistent public support for research and development efforts in this field, together with a policy environment that encourages private sector investment in the desired direction.

More recently, however, consistent with resolution 1546 (2004), a distinct entity under the unified command of the multinational force assumed the distinct mission of providing security for the United Nations presence in Iraq.

They stressed that the Human Rights Council should allow for more thorough and regular consideration of the special procedures' work and guarantee that effective, consistent and sustained access was provided to mandate holders.

A Handbook on UNVs in UNHCR is being produced to help to ensure more consistent conditions of deployment and administration, and a memorandum of understanding between UNHCR and UNV is also nearing completion.

Some countries are making consistent efforts to revamp exhausted growth models. In China, for example, this involves less reliance on exports and public investment, and more on the private components of domestic aggregate demand.