Notes that the Secretary General, in preparing that report, may utilize, as appropriate, external expertise

This review will be conducted through a broad consultative process, including both United Nations and external expertise.

Priority is being given to seeking further efficiency gains, in particular through the restructuring of the secretariat, and an increased engagement of external partners and expertise.

In June 2005 the Office informed the secretariat that it did not have such expertise in house and in lieu thereof proposed engaging external expert consultants.

Foreign enterprises could provide other resources to help a developing nation's R D commercialization system achieve scale, including management expertise, global supply and distribution chains, as well as access to external markets.

They have also necessitated cuts in travel and consultancy costs, which has limited the secretariat's participation in events relating to the Convention and the use of external expertise to assist with the workload.

Professional expertise and skills

3.3 Expertise and Capacity

The Merged Code in Belgium also points out the need for an agreed procedure for using external expertise, a point also mentioned in the Dey Report (Canada), Vienot (France), Mertanzis (Greece) and Olivencia (Spain) reports.

In the light of these recent developments, the Panel believes that an external independent supervisory management structure for Liberia's mineral resources is the most likely solution to current problems concerning technical expertise and administrative probity.

Moreover, IAPSO could additionally be enabled to sharpen its expertise in e procurement and make it available at low cost to other members of IAPWG, at least in order to preclude recourse to expensive external consultants.

Judicial, legal and administrative expertise

expertise, legislation, research and monitoring.

C. Diplomatic skills and international expertise

External

E. Strengthen gender expertise in country offices

France had already offered its technical expertise.

Pharos supports these professionals in increasing their expertise in this field and intends to further strengthen its own relevant expertise and network.

Today, however, many countries grow their own technical and policy expertise and are ready to share that expertise with others in their regions.

External auditors

External debt

External debt

External audit

External factors

External debt

External sector

Second, most board members lack sufficient relevant expertise.

Our economic expertise is limited in fundamental ways.

Effective gender mainstreaming requires in house gender expertise.

Such expertise is too often overlooked and underutilized.

Whether US investors had greater expertise in banking in emerging markets may be debatable that they had greater expertise in tax avoidance is not.

This external dependence increases their vulnerability to external economic threats and shocks.

Although analytical reports on various aspects of the use of external expertise should be prepared on a quarterly basis for distribution to the Director General, Managing Directors and the Comptroller General, I noted that the most recent reports had been prepared bi annually only.

I mean, I want you to have domain expertise.

No public consultation and preliminary expertise is being conducted.

In this, it mobilizes expertise from across the secretariat.

All this certainly requires further technical expertise and clarification.

But just imagine if we were to junk this notion of expertise as some sort of elite cadre and instead embrace the notion of democratized expertise whereby expertise was not just the preserve of surgeons and CEO's, but also shop girls yeah.

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Haiti External debt

(d) External Relations

External public debt

On the contrary, independence and professional expertise should be decisive.

Pakistan desperately needs the EU s vaunted expertise in police training.