Such efforts could provide insights into what may be needed in the long term.

Questions that may provide more insights include What programmes and projects have been successful?

The experts considered that the methodology used for formulating the Human Development Index should provide insights into the development of a racial equality index.

Feelings, insights, affections.

We thank each of them for their participation and insights.

It offers many insights.

These insights can be used for strategy, policy and technical cooperation purposes.

Hans Rosling's new insights on poverty

However, some insights can be obtained by considering data on expenditures for infrastructure.

The myth offers insights into the ancient civilization.

39. A number of important insights were uncovered.

Two millennia ago, those Greeks had some powerful insights.

Yesterday, the automotive guys gave us some new insights.

These figures provide some useful insights into the evolving social fabric of Arab societies. Normally, people are open to influence from those whom they trust and wish to emulate.

Data is the kind of ubiquitous resource that we can shape to provide new innovations and new insights, and it's all around us, and it can be mined very easily.

Excellent insights into human psychology, wise advice on every page.

In addition, the group agreed to investigate possibilities for its members to attend workshops on synergy and to establish contacts, for example under the United Nations University interlinkages initiative, which could provide valuable insights for the work of the LEG and the NAPA process as a whole.

Our research projects and surveys have been appreciated for their scientific rigor, policy level recommendations and action oriented insights.

This activity provided interesting insights on the availability of gender disaggregated data.

Licklider foresaw computers doing all the routinizable work that was required to prepare the way for insights and decision making.

Indeed, the draft outcome document, the preparatory process and the discussions that took place at the meeting all provide many substantial insights and ideas and very useful recommendations that further merit our serious consideration.

These groups can provide ongoing monitoring of and insights into the situation of children in Afghanistan, as part of an effort to focus public attention on the importance of protection and welfare of children.

I've shared with you so far some insights into the world of experts.

Imagine the insights that you can gain from this kind of second sight.

(d) The liaison offices would be able to provide valuable insights into local situations and the way in which ethics issues are perceived by other cultures, which may not be readily apparent to staff at Headquarters

So, I hope that the examination of the bilateral agreements will at least provide you and us with some useful insights about how some of the agreements perhaps serve the interests of development better than others.

This is no surprise though if you look at the insights of contemporary psychology.

And I think when you synthesize this research, you start with three key insights.

(d) Support of South South cooperation by providing practical insights and ideas for international industrial development cooperation and for economic and technical cooperation among developing countries

They've also saved me from my righteous anger by offering insights into this third way.

How much is your field talking to great marketers about their insights into human psychology?

And actually, we can use these insights to improve society and improve human well being.

CA How you take your insights here and actually get them integrated into working business models on the ground, in Indian villages, for example?

The use of targeted core funds for this purpose extracts valuable lessons and insights from the global portfolio of energy and environment projects in UNDP for country programming activities.

These two stanzas contain, I think, the deepest insights that have ever been attained into moral psychology.

And in these big architectures of time, composers like Beethoven could share the insights of a lifetime.

Why Humanitarian Emergencies Occur Insights from the Interface of State, Democracy and Civil Society, by Claude Ake

Now the same insights can also be exploited with respect to networks can also be exploited in other ways, for example, in the use of targeting specific people for interventions.

To be sure, the application of social analytics to the world of research and scholarship may yet provide important insights that make it easier to assess a scholar s true contributions. The challenge will be to manage the trade off between transparency and triviality.

Assessments based on interviews with the private sector might provide more profound insights, but services enterprises in developing countries do not usually have the direct experience in foreign countries necessary to evaluate the impact of trade barriers and identify new market opportunities.

As I've researched what's going on in the United States, a few interesting little insights have come up.

The critiques, insights and observations made by members of the Council and other delegates have all been noted.

PRINCETON Albert Hirschman, who died at the end of last year, was a great economist with a gift for producing striking insights by focusing on an element of observable behavior as a way to transform our view of a whole range of particular problems. One of his most far ranging insights was his framework of exit, voice, and loyalty.

Replace provide policy guidance with provide support for policy development

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