Obsolescence and depreciation

Religion must either modernise or face obsolescence

C. Proactive initiatives

You have to be proactive.

That way we're not going to deal with obsolescence and all those kinds of issues.

The maintenance of proper stock levels would positively affect holding costs, stock obsolescence and operational efficiency.

Objective 3 enforce proactive client servicing.

Provide proactive leadership and reaffirm commitment

low cost, made from local and recycled materials that would last a lifetime, not designed for obsolescence.

Therefore, we must be proactive and responsible.

(e) Proactive role as a think tank

G. The desirability of additional proactive measures

The reasons given for the termination of outputs by either legislation or the Secretariat include obsolescence, marginal usefulness and ineffectiveness.

Specifically, proactive measures must be taken with several strategies.

That implies more openness, proactive communication and strengthened accountability.

Today, proactive legislation constitutes the dominant trend in E.U. countries.

This proactive role of the Agency is a welcome sign.

(j) Proactive responses based on effective preventive and remedial measures.

There are real difficulties in the areas of defence and security, in particular the lack and or obsolescence of logistical monitoring equipment.

Existence of proactive communities abroad fostering extremism and or providing arms.

IV. Conclusions and recommendations 61 65 A proactive agenda for diversification

In every case, the focus is on coordinated national capacity building, aimed at sustained development progress and the eventual obsolescence of external assistance.

We were very reactive, as opposed to being proactive about what happened.

UNMEE continues to monitor the situation closely and apply proactive preventive measures.

This proactive approach would need to be supported by intensified monitoring, however.

The area does not exhibit a proactive and co ordinated settlement policy.

Though gradually improving, the role of the executive could be more proactive.

21. He welcomed the proactive role of OIOS in the reform effort.

It is usually a bad idea to use aliases, as they may be bound to obsolescence or renaming, which will lead to unportable script.

The Administration attributed the significant increase in the value of property written off to the obsolescence of a number of pieces of technology equipment.

Both civilian and military communications equipment listed in annex II.B is earmarked for replacement owing to obsolescence, damage beyond repair and scarcity of spare parts.

The mission welcomed the more proactive posture adopted by MINUSTAH since December 2004.

46. Lastly, the State apos s proactive interventions in labour matters go further.

Given the spread of new designer drugs, however, a proactive approach was proposed.

Some would have preferred that it be stronger, others that it be more proactive.

On these occasions, a proactive approach is needed to recover and reissue the payments.

A proactive role for the United Nations in maintaining peace in the Taiwan Strait.

Such a proactive information strategy will become even more essential during the electoral process.

Invites the Collaborative Partnership on Forests to engage in a more proactive process by

This includes circulation of documentation and outcomes and a more proactive assistance in coordination.

The proactive involvement of women in political and social organizations significantly contributed to national development.

Proactive land and water management policies can help to avoid the adverse impacts of desertification.

Similar proactive training is held for the police, with the participation of community police forums.

They suggested that the secretariat should play a proactive role in a priority setting exercise.

This allows for more proactive human resource strategies, based on more complete and reliable information.