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

That process was working effectively and could serve as a model for other countries.

This project can serve as a model for others in Georgia or other CIS countries.

These activities were concentrated in a hospital that will serve as a model for future experiences.

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

They hoped that it could serve as a model for future common country programmes in other countries.

The working methods of the Expert Meeting should serve as a model for other UNCTAD expert meetings.

That mission could serve as a model to be followed and could be applied to some other potential conflict areas as well.

Those efforts appeared to have been successful and could serve as a model for other countries in similar conditions.

It could be shortened to add to its impact and the Declaration on Minorities could serve as a model.

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.

Gaza, we hope, will serve as a model for how the Palestinian Authority can build a functioning, democratic and peaceful society.

The Convention on the Protection of the Alps could serve as a model for adopting a similar approach in other regions.

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.

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

Moreover, the proposed model clauses could serve as models for States and should be designed to keep possibilities of disputes to a minimum.

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

That would help to ensure that the measures, once adopted, would effectively serve as a model for Governments and their criminal justice system operators.

The project is being implemented as a pilot project in Costa Rica and is intended to serve as a model to be adapted for use in other countries.

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.).

14. Many of the participants emphasized that there were no existing regional arrangements that could serve as an appropriate model for the Asia Pacific region.

As such, it is designed to serve as a model for the development of further industrial export processing zones in other parts of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

That approach could also serve as a model to those national Governments which must reform their economic and social systems or redefine their relations with their foreign partners.

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.

The result of the study could serve as a model to be adapted to other regions faced with the same needs of jointly managing mountain ranges on national borders.

Mongolia's own nuclear weapon free zone could serve as a good model for other countries in the subregion of North East Asia, particularly the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

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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.

The new policies of the Ministry of Health include a decentralization process which is expected to extend to human, material and financial resources and could serve as a model for other decentralization endeavours.

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

Model of administrative systems as potential capacity

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

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.

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

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My uncle made me serve as interpreter.

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None serve as clerks to the judges.

I will serve Her Majesty as always.

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

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.

The existing resources were sufficient, and the initiative could serve as a model for inter agency cooperation within the United Nations system on other issues which cut across traditional sectoral boundaries and agency mandates.