The secretariat maintains a list of designated national authorities for all Parties and communicates effectively with them on administrative matters required by the Convention.

Here's how Apple actually communicates.

Despite the thousands of languages that exist today, 80 of the planet communicates in just 83 languages.

This mosaic of different populations communicates in Sango, a language that is spoken and understood throughout the country.

It communicates with other tiers by which it puts out the results to the browser client tier and all other tiers in the network.

(b) Provides legal advice and expert assistance to representatives of governing bodies and communicates with Permanent Missions in respect of specific legal issues involving the Organization

In the meantime, street art, which communicates directly, quickly and in close contact with its viewers, seems to have become mainstream in this historical Eastern European city.

Requests the Secretary General to ensure that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations communicates the information on vendor performance to all aviation offices involved, including the Procurement Service.

Requests the Secretary General to ensure that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations communicates the information on vendor performance to all aviation offices involved and the Procurement Service.

If information or project work is needed from another department, a request is transmitted up to the department head, who communicates the request to the other department head.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is the agency of the European Union (EU) that provides independent scientific advice and communicates on existing and emerging risks associated with the food chain.

All inspirational leaders communicate effectively.

To be sure, this is all very easy if you are the site with which the user communicates directly it is more difficult if you are in the background, a third party collecting information surreptitiously.

One could establish a sort of über official who surveys video monitors, immediately overrules blatantly wrong calls, and directly communicates this decision with the referee and linesmen on the field (who are already equipped with earphones).

Sami uses the English language effectively.

We need effectively functioning disarmament machinery.

Mission reports are not used effectively

Addressing security related concerns more effectively

The new IMF should be an institution that communicates better with its members, balances the interests of its advanced, emerging and developing members in an evenhanded manner, and aligns its policies better to the needs of the moment.

To enforce the arms embargo effectively, it is critical that both the border crossings and the Somali coastline be monitored effectively.

Rowhani used this against him very effectively.

Snowden has effectively given up his future.

The disaster has effectively paralysed the economy.

So effectively, we went from womb to tomb.

He needs to mobilize the general interest effectively.

Combining these dimensions effectively is called smart power.

1.210 To effectively manage the Agency's financial resources.

The revised UNHCR guidelines on that matter must be effectively enforced in order to improve prevention and intervention mechanisms and effectively to train personnel.

To be sure, this is all very easy if you are the site with which the user communicates directly it is more difficult if you are in the background, a third party collecting information surreptitiously. But that practice should be stopped, anyway.

Homeowners around the world effectively gamble on home prices.

The ability to combine them effectively is smart power.

That is, PPP calculations effectively compare apples with oranges.

These networks were effectively dedicated to providing electric lighting.

It started to operate effectively on 1 April 1964.

(iv) Performing effectively in clearly defined functions and roles

Enhanced profile and a strategy for communicating more effectively

Security Council resolution 1540 (2004) must be effectively implemented.

(c) To provide a source more effectively, efficiently or expeditiously

Moreover, the means to work together effectively are often lacking.

His appointees effectively control most ministries and Iran s major cities.

A second requirement is that we look ahead more effectively.

This prevents timely debt workouts when needed, effectively impeding recovery.

Second, all eurozone countries are effectively in the same boat.

Until recently, this combination of carrots and sticks functioned effectively.

Effectively, OSS remains the infant domestic industry that needs protection.