The good news is that many developing countries have growing economies that allow them to devote more resources to helping their poorest people.

The time and other resources that individuals and firms devote to seeking government favors would be far more valuable if redirected to producing goods and services.

Debt cancellation would enable us to devote all of our financial resources to development.

It has led us to devote more resources and effort to building our partners capabilities and improving interoperability between the US military and forces in the region.

Yet it is clear to me that we need to devote greater resources to getting basic GDP numbers right.

It would be in our collective interest to devote our resources and capacities, intellectual and material, in favour of that campaign.

Simultaneously, agencies should devote institutional core resources to gender mainstreaming and women's empowerment, and not rely on extrabudgetary funding for this.

Simultaneously, agencies should devote institutional core resources to gender mainstreaming and women's empowerment, and not rely on extrabudgetary funding for this.

The trend also requires UNICEF to devote more overall staff time to negotiating and managing contributions.

Reaffirming the need to reinforce international cooperation in the area of mine action and to devote the necessary resources to that end,

The country was forced to protect itself against the possible unleashing of war and therefore to devote budget resources to military preparation.

(d) Limited capacity of existing systems and lack of human and financial resources. Most developing countries face considerable restraints on the resources that they are able to devote to criminal justice.

For whatever reason lack of time, energy, resources, or strategic foresight they have failed to devote sufficient focus and attention to the matter.

The amount of resources that developed countries could devote to the eradication of poverty in developing countries depended on their own economic situation.

The good news is that many developing countries have growing economies that allow them to devote more resources to helping their poorest people. India, for example, is becoming less dependent on aid, and eventually will not need it.

The Secretary General has to have the authority and flexibility to manage the Organization and to devote resources to where they are most needed.

Global leaders should take this opportunity to pledge to adopt the policies and devote the resources needed to end pervasive violations of women s human rights.

Firms stockpile much more of their products, because they can t rely on their carriers, adversely impacting their competitiveness. The energy and resources businesspeople devote to making sure their goods get from factory to market could be put to much better use.

Nevertheless, European leaders have continued to devote more time and effort to financial and institutional questions than to geopolitical issues.

We are hopeful that these regional and subregional mechanisms will be able to devote more attention and resources to social and economic development in the future as conflicts and crises that sap most of their energy at present are brought under control.

Different approaches to software development may carry out these stages in different orders, or devote more or less time to different stages.

It encourages current and potential donors to devote a greater share of their contributions to the regular resources of UNIFEM and to make commitments to multi year funding.

We need many more resources.

With more resources earmarked even more could be done.

For others, actually setting those preferences or defining what they want may take more attention than they care to devote to the task.

This approach would avoid conducting two consecutive reviews of the same inventory for Kyoto Protocol Parties, and enable Parties to devote resources to the preparation of the initial report.

The observer for Panama made a statement referring to the drug problem in his country and to the commitment of his Government to devote all necessary resources to combat it.

Europe currently lacks military muscle because it made a decision a half century ago to be protected by the US and devote the saved resources to building up its welfare state.

They devote 100 of their time to Six Sigma.

We must enhance our capacity and mobilize more and more domestic resources.

IAH will devote significant resources to Africa during the period 2005 2015, recognizing that technically sound groundwater management will be critical in the types of basins and aquifers that exist in Africa.

Non core resources more than doubled, while core resources grew at a much slower pace.

I believe that that is an option that deserves more serious analysis and discussion, and therefore I should like to devote a few minutes to discussing it.

It is here that political leaders should devote their efforts.

They devote 100 of their valued time to Six Sigma.

If current trends continue, China is bound to devote an increasing proportion of its resources to the military at the expense of the general population, whose expectations the leadership will find increasingly difficult to meet.

In short, expect central banks to devote greater attention to unemployment.

Say , I worship God alone and devote myself to His religion .

The State undertook significant efforts to devote attention to those communities.

So Texas decided to devote its oil money to an educational endowment.

Remember the name of your Lord , and devote yourself to Him wholeheartedly .

Remember the name of your Lord , and devote yourself to Him wholeheartedly .

Let me also devote a few minutes to the question of development.

In the health care sector, it may be more profitable to devote research to a me too drug than to the development of a treatment that really makes a difference.

In adopting the draft provisional agenda, the Conference indicated its intention to devote more in depth attention to matters related to prevention of transnational organized crime at a future session.