The granting of observer status in the General Assembly to the Association would contribute to that aim.

The aim

AIM Medical foundation claims that program of testing has reduced the incidence of sexually transmitted infection to 20 of that of the general population.

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In line with the aim of the programme, each project was meant to draw general and UNIDO specific policy implications within each area of research.

The general aim of the project is arriving at a situation where conditions exist for gender equality as prerequisites for democracy and prosperity of a society.

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The aim is to reduce unemployment.

(1) For this aim, they shall

The two country case studies aim

UNIDO's rural energy programmes aim at

Peacebuilding operations aim to create peace.

However, efforts had been made in 2005 to adjust the strategies employed with the aim of utilizing the flexibility afforded the Secretary General in implementing mandated programmes.

My aim is to be a doctor.

My aim is to be a doctor.

But consumption is not an ethical aim.

We shall surely aim , O both burdened .

We shall surely aim , O both burdened .

f) firearms with permanently fixed laser aim, aim designed on the night vision principle, infra radiator, electronic image amplification, or image reversal technology,

They aim to triple that figure by 2010.

Delegations have put forward valuable opinions and views with the aim of making progress on general United Nations reform before moving on to the specific question of Security Council reform.

The narrow aim should be to nip terrorism in the bud, and the broader aim should be to open a dialogue with the Muslim community.

(d) The aim of securing the widest possible participation

The aim should be to help create that capacity.

School programs everywhere should aim to educate trilingual citizens.

The aim was to reach more women in society.

The Education Sector Reforms aim to address these issues.

It was vital to develop trust and confidence between Armenia and Azerbaijan, an aim which would be promoted by the addition of the matter to the agenda of the General Assembly.

In our view, that would be to ignore the decisions taken by Member States following exhaustive analysis of these questions, with the aim of adopting decisions in a more general content.

It was contended that the primary aim should be to elaborate a set of general principles which could be drawn upon, as appropriate, when new agreements or domestic legislation were under.

The aim of both approaches is to restore UNOPS to financial viability as a quality client oriented operations management and service provider, as set out in General Assembly Resolution 48 501.

(a) The United Nations Millennium Declaration (General Assembly resolution 55 2), in which the General Assembly established achieving sustainable development as an aim of the Organization, entailing, inter alia, the improvement of conditions for freeing individuals from the burden of uncivil behaviour

The reform of the Ministry and general staff began in the spring of 2003 with the aim of creating a broad based organization staffed by professionals from a balance of ethnic groups.

(i) A short description of the aim of the study

The aim is to curb risk taking by financial institutions.

The aim is to expand this service to other regions.

Whether monetary union was necessary to accomplish that aim is debatable.

Developing countries must also aim to offset the consequences of globalization.

His aim is to obtain and maintain calm along the border.

That is the central aim of the Aid for Trade initiative.

The group Iraqi LGBT, who states their aim as the following

The aim of this action was the omnicide of Khodjaly residents.

The upbringing of the child shall aim at the following objectives

While highlighting these difficulties, the report also set out the intention to adjust the strategies employed in 2005 with the aim of utilizing the flexibility afforded to the Secretary General in implementing mandated programmes.

(ii) Conduct by a person who, with knowledge of either the aim and general criminal activity of an organized criminal group or its intention to commit the crimes in question, takes an active part in