Without officially published statistics being available, it is impossible to know whether these figures reflect a real change or simply better information becoming available.

(b) Focusing of the activities of the Department to reflect better the substantive priorities and relevant mandates of the Organization

The importance of preservation of indigenous languages should be better reflected in the guidelines.

The Courts however rely on legislation that reflects the United Kingdom common law welfare principle in which the main consideration is in the best interests of the child'.

Individual and team performance assessments should reflect this increased attention to a culture of partnership for better results

The blog, which has posts in Arabic and English, reflects the students hopes, doubts, worries, optimism, homesickness and wishes for a better future in their home.

It was grateful for the new vision evidenced in the report, which reflected his Government's expectations of finding the best way to inform the public about United Nations activities and bodies.

In addition, these institutions and their shareholders should consider what changes they might undergo in order to better reflect the changes in the world's political economy since 1945.

But it believes that the List can better reflect an international consensus on which Al Qaida Taliban associates present the main threat.

Rhythms that reflect realities

But some of this criticism of market fundamentalism reflects a misunderstanding.

A policy of the worse the better is simply not acceptable it mirrors the cynicism that the US administration is rightly criticized of adopting.

This unnoticed drama is emblematic of the under reported Colombian conflict.

This tweet reflected the tension

Assessment rates should be fixed according to Member States' capacity to pay, which should be determined on the basis of economic data that best reflected the performance of national economies.

But Lula s popularity reflects his political skill as much as the success of his social and economic program.

These attitudes also largely echo their less convincing economic performance.

Furthermore, customary laws and traditions do not fully reflect the principles and the provisions of the Convention.

The response to that appeal would reflect the will to move forward.

They reflect the instincts of Polish voters.

Reflect the provisions of the Convention

Kinesthetic learning at its best, BenZion found, is established when the learner uses language (their own words) in order to define, explain, resolve and sort out how his or her body's movement reflects the concept explored.

ASEAN supported the new orientations of the budget, which more accurately reflected the Organization's priorities as defined in the medium term plan for 2002 2005, the Millennium Declaration and decisions taken at major international conferences.

Democracy matters because it reflects an idea of equality and an idea of liberty. It reflects an idea of dignity, the dignity of the individual, the idea that each individual should have an equal vote, an equal say, in the formation of their government.

Instead, they largely reflect policies at home and abroad that determine household consumption rates.

As to global security, we need a reformed Security Council with a membership that reflects global realities.

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They reflect changing investor psychology, which is hard to discern, and new information, which may still be amorphous and ambiguous.

But this is a multifaceted effort. We need more training, better intelligence, better forces and better coordination.

Merkel s proposals do not reflect a German strategy aimed at leading the EU through this crisis.

The black swan metaphor suggests that these events reflect difficulty in correctly assessing risks in complex systems.

They reflect sensible investments that the government intends to pursue.

and reflect cultural and natural changes in the area.

The outcome document rightfully reflects that fact.

The situation in Darfur presents a mixed picture.

Differences between these systems reflect the evolution of the public sector and, to a large degree, each nation's potential for capacity building and increasing citizen involvement in both capacity development and capacity assessment processes.

(See also section III.D.3 below on support to non Annex I Parties.

But even a cursory look at these items reveals that they primarily reflect the interests of developed countries.

Mainstream media are those media generally reflective of the prevailing currents of thought, influence, or activity.

We should also indicate that those difficulties are not unique to our Conference but reflect a wider general situation.

The Partnership has disseminated these products and advocated for the better use of better statistics at every available opportunity.

Everyone would end up better off.

15. Reiterates its request to the Secretary General to ensure that translation, in principle, reflects the specificity of each language

Europe should shift its focus on immigration and security back to policies that reflect the original objectives of the Barcelona Declaration.

A poet's verses do not have to reflect his character.