A number of criteria should serve as the basis for these tests

The resulting reports will be published and will serve as a basis for further action.

These proposed definitions were intended to serve as a basis for further discussion in the Working Group.

This outcome will, we hope, serve as a basis for Council decisions on future such occasions and will as such create a durable and generally acceptable basis on which to proceed.

These reports serve as a basis for monitoring the progress made and preparing reports to the General Assembly.

This report may serve as a basis for progress in our work on the topic, despite its complexity.

The document which UNODC was to produce in the next few months could serve as a basis for the project.

It would serve as a basis for identifying special treatment in technical and financial cooperation programmes as a way to reward and motivate such domestic development policies.

He thanked the Chairman of the Working Group for drafting a text that could serve as the basis of negotiations and that had been approved by consensus for use as the basis of future work.

Most of the civil servants are women, which should also serve as a basis for the advancement of women into leadership positions.

The results to be submitted by the experts will serve as a basis for the policy decisions to be taken by our leaders.

It is our hope that these papers could serve as one important basis for our future substantive work.

We greatly appreciated this initiative and hope that it will serve as a good basis for coming to an agreement on the CD's work.

Implementation of those specific measures should serve as the basis for addressing the special needs of landlocked developing countries.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) also helps countries emerging from conflict develop a coherent macroeconomic framework to serve as a basis for the disbursement of donor support.

In addition, this conference can serve as a basis for future meetings of States parties in order to move from common declarations to collaborative action.

The number of births registered and the population registry data serve as a basis for prognosis of the number of places required in such facilities.

That ownership should be recognized by Israel and restored, or, if the owners accepted, should serve as a basis for compensation as part of any settlement of the refugee problem.

I believe that Japan's path of striving for international peace speaks for itself, and should serve as the basis for a larger role for Japan as a permanent member of a reformed Security Council.

They could provide oversight on legislation and serve as a basis for collating information, and scrutinizing and recording contracts between companies and host and receiving States on the basis of international human rights and humanitarian law standards.

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These initiatives also serve as an important basis for integrated assessments of climate change impacts, which enable Parties, on the basis of future climate scenarios, to propose adaptation and GHG abatement options.

The Group, with the support of UNDP and UNAMA, is currently developing a comprehensive needs assessment which will serve as the basis for future justice sector reform efforts.

In this connection, some delegations favoured a non binding instrument in the form of a declaration, guiding principles or a model law, which might serve as a guide for States and also as a basis for a future convention.

To serve any useful purpose, evaluations should be done on a regular basis and follow common norms and standards.

This logical framework, relating to the respective entities' intervention under the regular programme of technical cooperation, will serve as a basis for implementing activities and also for performance reporting.

As pointed out above, the rights of persons belonging to minorities are different from the rights of peoples to self determination, and minority rights cannot serve as a basis for claims of secession or dismemberment of a State.

This prioritizing should also serve as the basis for guiding the activities of the network of academic and research institutions established to assist UN Habitat.

It is my sincere hope that this consolidated draft will assist further discussions and serve as the basis for an agreement in the near future.

Should the report that was presented today be taken as the objective state of affairs in the field, it would serve as the basis for the very automatic action that has so far been resolutely ruled out as a possibility.

to serve as an excuse or a warning.

to serve as an excuse or a warning.

From those various clarifications, it might be said that the Organized Crime Convention alone could not serve as the legal basis for the offences it considered extraditable.

The study will serve as a basis for the development of an African programme of action, to be discussed at a Round Table for Africa, to be held in Abuja, on 5 and 6 September 2005.

7. Affirms that the strategic framework, as outlined above, shall constitute the principal policy directive of the United Nations and shall serve as the basis for programme planning, budgeting, monitoring and evaluation

Youth employment can serve as a tool for development.

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Their reports concerning a specific instrument, determined by the Governing Body, serve as a basis for the General Survey, in which the Committee of Experts examines the application of ILO standards, ratified or not ratified, in a particular subject area.

Two criteria that could serve as a basis in endeavouring to clarify the meaning of the notion of the object and purpose were the reason that a State concluded a treaty (legitimate exceptions) and the common approach of the parties.

Although those proposals have different approaches, there are also important points of convergence that we believe should serve as a basis for seeking consensus solutions that will correspond to the best interests of all Member States.

Regarding the draft consolidated text (appendix II), it is my sincere hope that it will facilitate further discussions and serve as the basis for an agreement in the near future.

In response to your previous question as to whether your proposal as a whole would serve as a basis, we just heard a delegation state that it had difficulty with the proposal, especially agenda item 2, that it was proposing a completely new item and that it insisted on the addition of a third item.

It is expected that the strategic plan will be developed by the summer and will serve as a basis for better targeting and coordinating donor efforts, so that we can build up the institutions that Kosovo needs.

In conclusion, his delegation believed that the decisions adopted at the current session on questions relating to information would contribute to achieving the objectives pursued in that sphere and would serve as a basis for future activities.

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