This supports the view that investments in SMEs take as much if not more time to return a profit than less risky investments with a wider scope.

Towards a Wider Europe

But Europe s greatest postwar leaders understood that keeping the wider view of Europe in mind is the best way to achieve this goal.

But there is a wider lesson.

CRM in developing and maintaining client relationships Increasingly CRM is expanding outside of the core sales and marketing areas and systems are available that incorporate support and finance data also into the CRM view that a user gets, enabling a wider holistic view of a customer from one screen for a user.

Wider involvement

Such attacks might trigger a wider regional conflagration.

Such analysis should be part of a wider collation and analysis of work done by the development agencies with a view to developing guidelines based on the views and experiences of donors, duty bearers and stakeholders.

Everyone else has shifted to the view that these financial behemoths have become too large and too complex to manage with massive adverse consequences for the wider economy.

This necessitates a wider geographical presence throughout the country.

My Representative in Guinea Bissau has conveyed to the authorities the need to address this issue with a view to understanding the wider implications of such a measure on peace, security, justice and the rule of law.

Some of the changes include a wider page and a sidebar.

The entire United Nations system shared the responsibility for decolonization accordingly, a plan for the wider United Nations system had been developed to ensure the implementation of long standing directives with a view to achieving decolonization by 2010.

A wider breakdown of regional order in the Middle East.

The puzzle of Berlusconi s survival reflects a wider European conundrum.

Such an arrangement would allow the central bank to take a wider view of its responsibilities in a context of transparency and accountability, but in a way that both preserves its anti inflationary credibility and prevents politically motivated or otherwise inappropriate policy decisions.

13. Notes the ongoing consultations with a view to improving further the proposed Environment Watch strategy as an integral part of the wider strategic vision of the United Nations Environment Programme Ibid., decision 24 1, sect. III.

For others it has had a wider connotation for several decades.

These need to be undertaken or expanded on a wider scale.

In the view of OIOS, the partnership is highly desirable since it could enhance the capacity of UN Habitat, both by contributing rigour to the collection of data and making them available to a wider audience of policymakers.

In this connection, it was hoped that provisions that were detrimental to the interests of developing countries would be properly considered in the Commission with a view to paving the way for wider acceptance of the draft principles.

And compassion is unleashed in wider and wider circles by signs and stories, never by statistics and strategies.

So while we want to make economic profit for ourselves and our customers, we are willing to do it with a long term view, and we like to have a wider definition of profits than just the economic profit in the next quarter.

The profession s dissident voices, it seems, are finally reaching a wider audience.

Dr. Leila explained that it's part of a wider movement to educate.

The US experience has wider implications.

But now those divides are wider.

They need a wider and more robust portfolio of ideas to draw upon.

These refusals to accept matters of plain fact reflect a still wider pattern.

The republican project of modernization will continue, with a wider mobilization of society.

Yet unreliable electricity supplies are also a major concern for the wider population.

(Celestial mechanics uses more general rules applicable to a wider variety of situations.

Governments took on the responsibility of stabilizing and organizing consumption on a wider level.

communicate IAF's activities and outcomes in simple language to a wider range of constituencies.

This was a fragment of a wider operation conducted by the Ottomans since 1915 the Armenian genocide.

Conditions across the wider Sahel are similarly worrisome.

More recent metrics have tried to incorporate a wider range of quality of life indicators.

The development of perspective was part of a wider trend towards realism in the arts.

Consequently, the news narrative put forward presents only one angle of a much wider picture.

Another important development is a wider application of the laws of rape on trafficking situations.

52. Requests the Department of Public Information, in view of the need for efficiency and for a wider dissemination of information services of the United Nations Radio, to enhance where necessary the use of non official languages to meet the information needs of its audiences

Although the pace of ratification has been slow, we are confident that as the Court enters its judicial phase, there will be a wider understanding and appreciation of its work, leading to wider participation.

A productive Chinese contribution would demonstrate its commitment to being a responsible stakeholder in the wider world community.

South Africa seeks a wider and more influential role reinforced by its obvious standing as a regional hegemon.

Even without such a wider conflict, what happens in Iraq will affect the price of oil.