But reaching one cohort per year is too little to meet demands in a fast changing economy.

Will Pokémon meet authorities' demands?

Thirdly, based on its own experience in the field, and in order to meet the changing demands of multifunctional peace operations, Sweden has put forward the idea of civilian observers.

The US justice system demands more, and we have imposed procedural safeguards to meet these demands.

Notes that UNOPS client base has shifted substantially to meet changing demands for services in post conflict and natural disaster response environments, and infrastructure and complex operations management with capacity building support

Rising demands accompanied by rising expectations are putting pressure on Government capacities to mobilize resources to meet these demands.

We cannot meet everyone s demands, or solve all our problems at once.

(i) Development and implementation of systems to meet the Organization's changing business needs

The proposed system has to be populated and updated as to meet changing circumstances.

Facilities in rural clinics are poor, which cannot fully meet the demands for healthcare of women.

The Organization could not meet the increasing demands placed on it without an adequate financial foundation.

Even Iraqi merchants import black clothes more than any other color, to meet demands of the marketplace.

Kaleme reports that Khazali had broken his earlier strike when prison authorities promised to meet his demands.

Rolex introduced its Cosmograph Daytona series in 1963, designed specially to meet the demands of professional racers.

The economy is in shambles, and unable to meet the International Monetary Fund demands for its continued support.

In order to meet demands from the old world, tobacco was grown in succession, quickly depleting the land.

A deficit reduction package crafted along these lines would more than meet even the most ardent deficit hawk s demands.

One way forward is for forest and agroforestry practices to focus on cultivating medicinal plants to meet these growing demands.

1.44 The Agency is continually seeking ways to stretch limited resources to meet the demands of a growing refugee population.

Therefore, we should ensure that the United Nations has an effective capacity for peacekeeping operations to meet the growing demands.

More educational and training opportunities were being provided to enable women to meet the demands of the knowledge based economy.

Institutions that have fulfilled their mandate or proved unable to respond effectively to changing demands should be shuttered, and their resources redirected to more productive endeavors.

Although the projected budget for Africa for 2005 was the largest in recent years, it still did not meet ever growing demands.

The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction the efforts to shift resources to meet changing priorities and recommends approval of the proposed redeployments.

But, more important, Japan is adjusting to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing regional environment, characterized by rising geopolitical competition with China.

By 2050, global food production will have to increase by 60 to meet demand from a growing world population with changing consumption habits.

Thus, the POPs focal area allocation may already be insufficient to meet the demands that may be placed upon it by the Stockholm Convention.

The goal is to meet the cities' institutional demands for hospitals, senior centers, schools, daycare centers, and produce a network of regional jobs, as well.

But should universities now reduce their demands in order to meet the needs of the larger society, not least in terms of their carbon footprint?

There was a keener awareness of the magnitude of demands for development cooperation and for the system to work at full capacity to meet them.

The UNCC secretariat also stated that it maintains a high level of security and had tightened its security policies to meet ever increasing security demands.

Introduced in 1994, it is now being revitalized to meet present and future challenges in the midst of globalization and an ever changing youth culture.

A second possibility is that banks worry about having enough resources to meet their own creditors demands if they lock up funds in long term loans.

This could leave the organizations in a vulnerable position and affect their ability to meet the time and quality demands of the completion of their mandate.

This next wave of operational reforms is essential if the United Nations system is to fully meet the demands of country level operations of today and tomorrow.

We hope that the Court will be provided with adequate resources so that it can continue to fulfil its mandate and meet the demands of an increasing workload.

Aleppo was changing, and we were changing with it.

However, as a response to the critical human rights situation in the OPT, additional human rights protection is required to meet the real needs and demands of the people.

(a) To acquire technical skills not readily available within the Organization, including accessing state of the art technologies and expertise or acquiring needed flexibility to meet quickly changing circumstances

It demands more than high profile summits it demands urgent results.

We understand, however, that the world is changing, and changing quickly.

Or reporting about aid programs may be skewed to keep donor funds flowing. The greatest danger is that humanitarian relief will be tailored to meet donors demands, rather than actual needs.

To avoid a global water crisis, farmers will have to strive to increase productivity to meet growing demands for food, while industry and cities find ways to use water more efficiently.

A Computer Information Systems Officer (P 3) would support the requirements for centralized consolidated systems to meet increasing demands in the area of business process automation (ibid., paras. 104 and 105).

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