We applaud those countries that have voluntarily met these targets and call upon those which have yet to do so to exert more effort in this regard.

The recommendation that the Administration exert more effort in assessing and monitoring strict adherence to the administrative instructions on hiring and evaluating the performance of consultants and individual contractors is accepted.

Nor do they voice their concern that AFRICOM could be part of an American effort to exert control on West Africa s oil producing countries.

In paragraph 653, the Administration agreed with the Board's recommendation that it exert more effort in assessing and monitoring strict adherence to the administrative instructions on hiring, remunerating and evaluating the performance of consultants and individual contractors.

Given its dominant role in the region, Europe can exert a more direct impact on policies affecting trade and mobility.

At the same time, they are still far from being able either to exert leadership or introduce more discipline themselves.

Effort then becomes more important than having the right genes.

Civil society could also be more active and, for example, exert pressure on the Caterpillar corporation to stop providing bulldozers to the Israeli army.

10. Requests that the Third Review Conference and its preparatory meetings exert maximum effort to promote universalization of the Convention, as amended, and of all Protocols thereto, including through the holding of regional conferences and seminars

At the same time, Dr. Salim called upon the Government of the Sudan and all the parties to the conflict to exert all the necessary effort to ensure the protection of the civilian population in Darfur.

But there are more positive reasons for Obama effort at bipartisanship.

Advocacy groups can also exert influence on political parties.

The Armed Forces continued to exert pressure on the ELN.

There are probably 40 or more official organizations from abroad, if not more, already engaged in the recovery effort.

The woman needs the consent of the husband to exert commercial activities

Militants on both sides remain strong, and they exert much influence politically.

NGOs exert an indirect influence on Government planning priorities through their publications.

It actually requires much more time and effort to shed data than to keep it.

Other presidential appointees exert considerable influence on firms, industries, or the entire economy.

ESCWA will also exert efforts to involve civil society institutions in its work.

Had this effort been continued for two more years, a primary surplus could have been realized.

My delegation urges vigilance on the part of IAEA to ensure that this back door nuclear proliferation is stopped from the source. Short of this, the clean up effort will exert a lot of pressure on the resources of the East African Coastal States.

So in fact, in the shredder condition, people could have submitted more work and gotten more money and put less effort into it.

Consider that electrification of the global economy is still incomplete after more than a century of effort.

Major groups suggest that more effort is needed to communicate the outcomes of the international forest dialogue.

In 2002 a special effort was made to catch up', during which the police submitted more cases.

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

Such initiatives must be part of a more general effort to strengthen the United Nations system, enhance its authority and make it more effective.

If I just simply let go and allow my hand, my arm, to be more of a support system, suddenly I have more dynamic with less effort. Much more.

The dominant actors Khamenei and the Revolutionary Guards will continue to exert potentially decisive influence.

The judicial branch of government can also be used by advocacy groups to exert influence.

If this effort had been continued for two more years, a primary budget surplus could have been realized.

At the same time, liberal feminists began to invest more effort in civic associations, rather than political parties.

Women have been displaced towards open unemployment and informal employment, which demands more effort and provides less income.

More effort, as well as human and financial resources, are being invested in the fight against HIV AIDS.

Moreover, slow growth in the advanced economies need not exert a drag on developing countries performance.

This means that economists and other thought leaders can exert much influence for good or ill.

Initially, the group should only exert peer pressure on its members to comply with international responsibilities.

Having failed to provide effective assistance, the West is no position to exert much political influence.

And when ye exert your strong hand , do ye do it like men of absolute power ?

And when ye exert your strong hand , do ye do it like men of absolute power ?

To authorize him her to exert a profession, art or craft, and to live independently, and

The Provisional Institutions must exert greater efforts to convince Kosovo Serbs to participate in the process.

(f) To exert maximum efforts for promoting the peaceful social coexistence between different tribes in Darfur

This is a matter for both parties the Government cannot easily exert influence in this respect.