The threat of such losses may, in turn, deter the application of information technologies where they may bring about valuable gains for development.

However, something much less tangible, but a good deal more valuable in the twenty first century, may be more important than any of them India s soft power.

They may provide valuable evidence for policy dialogue and scaling up, including for use in PRSs and SWAps.

It may also be argued that there does not appear to be a tendency in the society to hold jobs in which women predominate to be less important or valuable than those performed by men.

There were times, though, when independent voices could be especially valuable.

Mauritius must be rich in diamonds, oil, or some other valuable commodity.

Valuable information is more likely to be shared by friends than among acquaintances.

To be heard in the highest forum in the world is an opportunity without peer, especially for young people who may have never thought that their voices were valuable or worthy.

(d) The liaison offices would be able to provide valuable insights into local situations and the way in which ethics issues are perceived by other cultures, which may not be readily apparent to staff at Headquarters

However, even if most remittances fund consumption, they may still make a valuable contribution towards satisfying basic needs and relieving poverty.

The second is that disincentives for applying information security may be greater as there is less to protect, the most valuable information assets being owned or managed by entities in developed countries.

And so sometimes these analogous experiences, analogous role play, can also be quite valuable.

More attention should be paid to implementing the valuable recommendations of these expert groups.

Specific training for indigenous peoples on negotiation techniques would be a particularly valuable contribution.

The Government of El Salvador considers family remittances to be a valuable development tool.

Both mechanisms were valuable tools and their results and recommendations should be taken seriously.

The sound doesn't have to be valuable to the animal I could raise the animal in something that could be hypothetically valuable, like the sounds that simulate the sounds of a native language of a child.

So it should be possible to extract valuable elements like lithium for high performance batteries.

During the Cold War, institutions such as Radio Free Europe proved to be valuable instruments.

Sheep, cows, and money, unfortunately, can be more valuable to Afghan fathers than their daughters.

Notwithstanding the aforementioned, CIAT continues to be a valuable tool for dealing with difficult situations.

However, the United Nations represents a valuable achievement that has to be reinforced and preserved.

To negotiate and conclude such a treaty would be a valuable contribution to international security.

There is much work to be done and the challenge should not be minimized, but those are valuable achievements.

Well thought out country led initiatives and regional meetings can be particularly valuable in this respect

The sea offers other economically valuable benefits to be exploited, such as genetic and biological resources.

In some countries, debt servicing has strained valuable resources that could otherwise be channelled to development.

In them are valuable writings .

In them are valuable writings .

Wolfensohn s insistence that corruption be confronted as part of the development process was another valuable step forward.

To this day, valuable Korean artifacts can often be found in Japanese museums or among private collections.

We deem such efforts to be a valuable contribution to enhancing the universal adherence to the Treaty.

It would also be a valuable opportunity for all stakeholders to share lessons learned and best practices.

She is wearing a valuable ring.

in which there are valuable Books .

in which there are valuable Books .

Now, this technique has been tried on dozens of patients by other groups in Helsinki, so it may prove to be valuable as a treatment for phantom pain, and indeed, people have tried it for stroke rehabilitation.

Applying it in Greece would be a highly visible test if successful, it would set a valuable precedent.

This is particularly valuable when consolidating peace and making sure that the national budget is allocated in a manner that allows for the implementation of peace agreements, including those components that may be of particular importance to women.

So why is such a plentiful and valuable material not recovered at anywhere near the rate of the less valuable material?

They are valuable because they are operational.

Early detection of lung cancer is valuable.

The GenderNet is a potentially valuable resource.

Most commissions had established a multi year work programme, which the Chairpersons considered to be a valuable planning tool.

Her delegation was nonetheless convinced that they would be a valuable reference for States and therefore welcomed their adoption.