We also agree that the Council's working methods should be modernized to make them more transparent, more inclusive and more responsive.

As a result, new electronic services will be more responsive to the needs of clients.

Such initiatives contribute to national and local agreements to make budgetary processes more gender responsive.

Second, they need to make public institutions more accountable, responsive and effective by promoting a more citizen oriented public administration.

The lending reforms adopted this week will enable us to be even more flexible and responsive in assisting even more countries.

Hence the current debate aimed at making the Council more responsive to today's realities in world affairs.

At the euphoric outset of the 1989 demonstrations, more than 80,000 students marched through the streets of Beijing demanding a more responsive government.

We need to be more sensitive to these differences and more responsive in the way that development programmes are designed for these communities.

The proactive approach has resulted in a Department that is less reactive, but more responsive to client needs.

The World Bank recommends decentralizing school administration and decision making so that schools are more responsive to local needs.

A leader with transformational objectives faces better odds, and an inspirational style is more likely to find responsive followers and to make their role more relevant.

There was a long standing request for the CPC structure to be more responsive to the needs of agricultural statistics, requiring more detail in this area.

Developing nations will need to be more understanding and responsive to legitimate concerns in rich countries, and be more willing to pay for some global public goods.

In controlled firms, where the concern is diversion from minority shareholders, making directors even more responsive to the controller will likely make minority investors still more vulnerable.

But the human rights treaty bodies, too, need to be much more effective and more responsive to violations of the rights that they are mandated to uphold.

But, while this seems more responsive than no comment, it says little about the course of current and future US government action.

It is designed to start up faster and be more responsive than some other Linux file managers, such as Nautilus and Konqueror.

The challenge is for donor countries to make their funding mechanisms more flexible and responsive to the needs of post conflict countries.

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The Programme, which incorporates targeted and time limited phases, will lend itself to a more structured approach to international coordination of human rights education, including more responsive management and coordination.

Gender responsive budgeting was also a high priority.

Modern planning and design initiatives are often more responsive to this model of urban agriculture because it fits within the current scope of sustainable design.

Decentralization is an area of special importance in implementing the standards and will help make local governments more responsive to the needs of their residents.

I believe these reforms are long overdue and, if done properly, could have a major impact on modernizing the Organization and making it more responsive.

However, INSTRAW has not been responsive to this suggestion.

For example, it could lead to more environmentally friendly and resource efficient uses of natural resources, or to investment in services that are more responsive to human needs and better attuned to human interaction.

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The Secretary General has instituted several measures aimed at reforming the Organization, enhancing the safety of its staff, and making it more responsive to the entire membership.

It is encouraging to note that the Bretton Woods institutions have become more responsive to the economic needs of the countries that have been disrupted by conflict.

Sustainable change in developing countries requires reforming not only specific arrangements, such as rigid labor laws, but also more basic institutions, such as the legislature and the judiciary, to make them more responsive to people s needs.

An understanding of the genetic determinants of patients therapeutic response, it was believed, would enable doctors to develop individualized treatment programs, sparing more responsive patients from harmful overtreatment.

We emphasize the need for reform of the United Nations system to make it more responsive to traditional and new challenges and agree to work towards this goal.

Member States now have an unprecedented opportunity to modernize the Council and to make it more representative of, and responsive to, the needs of all countries and peoples.

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Afghanistan s international partners are not responsive to these concerns and grievances.

Indeed, UNIFEM was supporting gender responsive budgeting initiatives in every region.

Integrity, transparency and accountability are also crucial to creating responsive programmes.

Botswana held workshops on gender responsive budgeting for senior Government officials.

As part of this programme, the United States and the European Union also committed to streamline and make the multilateral non proliferation, arms control, and disarmament machinery more responsive.

If the government were truly becoming more responsive, why have we not seen similar responses to other disputes over the theft of farmland, compromised investors rights, or high level corruption?

The idea that the press should ensure political accountability, inform the public, and encourage more responsive government is foreign to the populist conviction that identifies good journalism with sycophantic scribes.

As a result, the protests took these countries seemingly responsive presidents by surprise.

Gender responsive budgeting work is relevant to all UNIFEM goals and outcome areas.

It should also underline the imperative for comprehensive United Nations reform that would make this Organization more responsive and more timely in its response to the vulnerabilities of, and pervasive threats to the poor in its smaller, developing Member States.

Moreover, in this case, the Egyptian army appears far more interested in protecting its enormous economic interests than it is in securing the benefits of a civilian government responsive to its citizens.