If successful, the experiment would serve as a model for other remote regions.

It might also serve as a model for dealing with problems encountered by other groupings of States.

The ESCWA region may further consider launching special economic zones, which often serve as a role model for further integration.

In that respect, the procedure set out in article 3 of Annex VII to the Convention could serve as a model.

It was also suggested that the clear write up of this project review serve as a model for reporting on other evaluations.

The Directory is designed to serve as a source of information on counter terrorism related best practices, model laws and available assistance programmes.

That can serve as a model to help us to overcome the difficulties facing us in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Serbia and Montenegro.

Some countries have highly developed and effective anti corruption institutions that serve as a model for other countries (e.g., Hong Kong SAR China, Singapore, etc.).

The CIS was in the process of drafting a model law on mercenarism, which would serve as a regional convention on mercenaries, although it would be structured and worded as a national law.

A pilot project under way in Ukraine could potentially serve as a model for a subregional effort aimed at providing policy advice to the Governments of Belarus and the Russian Federation.

Japan, which signed that Agreement in April this year, hopes it will not only contribute to enhanced cooperation among States parties in Asia but will also serve as a model of regional cooperation.

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.

IAPWG should therefore arrange for the further development of its existing common procurement guidelines into a generic system wide policy and procedures manual to serve as a best practice model for the procurement community.

Now several people at this conference have already suggested that fruit flies could serve neuroscience because they're a simple model of brain function.

Serve! Sherwin Nuland says, It was a privilege to serve as a doctor.

That is a landmark decision that could serve as a model for effective coordination of strategies and programmes among the United Nations, its agencies and programmes, and organizations and development partners in countries emerging from conflict.

We believe that that project, together with Kazakhstan's national practices in the processing of highly enriched uranium into low grade nuclear material, could serve as a model for the development of such projects in other countries.

I like that one Namibia serving as a model to Africa, and Africa serving as a model to the United States.

There was no single model of development, just as there was no single model of democracy.

Model of administrative systems as potential capacity

And then I would propose as this last component that they serve, or have the potential to serve, as building blocks.

Security procedures and enhancements, such as the Emergency Communications System within the Security Operation Centre, have been put into place in close cooperation with the Office of the Security Coordinator and will serve as a model to be applied to other United Nations peacekeeping operations.

My uncle made me serve as interpreter.

My uncle made me serve as interpreter.

If Pakistan s transformation of its political system succeeds, it could serve as a model for other Muslim countries that are attempting to move from extractive to inclusive systems of governance. Turkey has already traveled some distance along this path.

These pooled resources will be directed to a few high priority diseases, identified through an evaluation of the marginal benefit of additional R D. Japan s focused strategy to champion stem cell R D should serve as a model for other countries.

Here, the European System of Central Banks could serve as a model. Centralized financial supervision would avoid the need for banks to duplicate reports to different authorities, allow financial rules and supervisory practices to be harmonized, and eliminate distortions to competition.

This should serve as a model for Latin America as it works to improve the quality of its educational systems. As it stands, the eight Latin American countries that take the OECD s standardized PISA exam are among the 15 worst performing countries of the 65 that participate in the program.

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But as for you, and that you serve,

to serve as an excuse or a warning.

to serve as an excuse or a warning.

Negative list agreements may serve as an example.

Ms. Teriosina agreed to serve also as Rapporteur.

(x) Miscellaneous amendments to the Model Regulations, as necessary

As the Global Partnership Initiative will build on the current initiatives of various UN Habitat programmes in cities in Africa, it will require a high level of cooperation between the programmes in planning and implementation, and thus will serve as a model for mainstreaming youth approaches in UN Habitat.

Imagine eating enough peanuts to serve as your dinner.

Youth employment can serve as a tool for development.

They will serve as the Bureau of the session.

So we can study this as a physical, intuitive model.

They have identified the make and model of the suspect vehicle as a Mitsubishi Canter pickup truck (possibly a 1995 1996 model).

In fact, this may be what a lot of parents serve, as opposed to this is what we try and serve.

Investigative journalism and serious commentary, like religion, do not have a profit model. They serve a higher purpose (although they can be and often are corrupted or twisted for bad ends).

In short, if Jokowi is to form a national consensus on the institutions that Indonesia needs, he will have to reach across this political divide. To this end, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto s cross party Pact for Mexico could serve as a useful model.

But it also has stagnant wages, busted banks, inadequate investment, weak productivity gains, dismal demographics, and anemic output growth. Its beggar thy neighbor economic model suppressing wages to subsidize exports should not serve as an example for the rest of the eurozone to follow.