Experience has also shown that retraining programs have only limited success.

Experience has shown that introducing innovations in governance has a number of positive results.

Our experience has shown that savings and credit organizations are best suited to microfinance.

Europe s experience has shown that the subordination of society to economic theories is politically untenable.

To the contrary, experience has shown that recourse to the Court is a pacifying measure.

Experience from country offices has shown that without this, effectiveness of programming and advocacy is compromised.

Experience in recent decades has shown that a balanced and moderate approach is needed on these matters.

Experience has shown that only an acute crisis can force Europe s leaders to act together in a concerted effort.

Experience has shown that aid is most effective if it is provided in sufficient quantities and is properly distributed.

Experience has shown that proven strategies and health interventions can effectively and dramatically reduce the toll of these killer diseases.

Thailand's experience has also shown that competition not only at the national but also the local level could be important.

Bitter experience has shown us that instability in one State can have a powerful contagion effect far beyond its borders.

As our own experience has shown, commitment to radical market reforms, democracy and the principles of good governance is of crucial importance.

Experience has shown that duplication of testing procedures that do not add value to a product adds to the cost of compliance.

Nineteen years of experience with the Maastricht Treaty, which created both the EU and the euro, has shown convincingly that such limits are unenforceable.

Our own experience in Rwanda has shown us that insecurity caused by reckless and irresponsible governance can cause immense suffering, adverse to human development.

Past experience has shown that it is sometimes difficult to immediately find a refuge for victims who have reported this crime to the police.

A leniency programme can be a powerful anti cartel weapon, but, as is discussed below, experience has shown that it is seldom effective right away.

However close such collaboration might become, it cannot as experience has shown satisfactorily meet the multiple, simultaneous and diverse challenges facing countries emerging from conflict.

Experience has shown that it is of little use to involve them only at the final stages where there is very little room for compromise.

The IMF is the only candidate for this task, but experience has shown that the Fund can fulfill this role only if its governance is reformed.

Past experience has shown that respect for human rights is a prerequisite for mutual trust between warring parties to ignore them would be a tragic mistake.

As experience had shown, effective control of nuclear materials was the bottleneck inhibiting nuclear weapons development.

Experience has shown that more lives are saved in the aftermath of a disaster when response teams can deploy immediately, especially at the local and national levels.

Experience has shown that deeply rooted caring behaviours can be changed using approaches that aim to raise community awareness and their involvement in health and nutrition programmes.

As previous experience has shown, internal discussions on constitutional competences essentially political navel gazing can distract attention from the far more pressing issues of economic growth and jobs.

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Europe has shown the lead.

Recent experience has shown that death, destruction, chaos and the plague of hatred left by those conflicts make the task of reconciliation and reconstruction of those States more complex.

MINUSTAH experience in assisting the national police has shown the pressing need to strengthen the role of civilian police officers in providing practical guidance to the Haitian police at all levels.

In doing so, experience has shown that more public information, increased transparency and cooperation among States produce closer adherence to the norm and swifter action in the case of a breach.

NATO has, of course, shown remarkable tenacity.

Canada has shown this in its approaches.

But McCain has shown himself to be resilient.

The Iranian women's movement has always shown resistance...

This has already shown results in several countries.

The UNICEF experience in the Sudan and elsewhere has also shown the importance of return and reintegration programmes that take account of the relevant tribal laws and the culture specific needs of the community.

To Egypt, experience has shown that the establishment of nuclear weapon free zones in areas of tension and conflict does indeed contribute to easing tensions, preventing conflicts and developing peaceful relations and mutual cooperation.

The US experience has wider implications.

Experience had shown that a pragmatic approach to new threats of proliferation and the use of nuclear devices by terrorists was best.

Traditionally, children with special needs have been considered harder to place for adoption than other children, but experience has shown that many children with special needs can be placed successfully with families who want them.

Experience has shown that peacebuilding activities are crucial to ensuring that countries emerging from war avoid any relapse into violence and conflict by assisting them in their transition to lasting peace and long term development.

But, as history has shown, no third way exists.

Indeed, it has even shown some signs of progress.

Nonetheless, North Korea has shown little interest in reform.