Often left out in most reports, the haosgels provide a valuable service but often at their own expense.

The implementation of the decision to create a Peacebuilding Commission will undoubtedly provide a very valuable instrument in that connection.

It is hoped that the document will provide a valuable resource to those working or intending to work in road safety.

By providing matching financial rewards, for example, a company could leverage its employees natural support networks and provide a valuable boost to the pot.

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

Bringing together experts would provide a valuable forum in which to initiate consideration of a number of key issues for an FMCT, such as scope and verification.

They use only local materials, provide a valuable community resource in normal times, and have the potential to save hundreds of thousands of lives when a tsunami strikes.

In what is a natural and positive development, NATO has now taken over, although OSCE will continue to provide valuable support for some time to come.

Such a group can provide valuable feedback on technical solutions that are necessary for the programme, and help in evaluating the success of meeting programme objectives.

She is wearing a valuable ring.

Regional processes, such as the Amazon Cooperation Treaty, provide a valuable mechanism for exchanging information, experiences and lessons learned regarding the proposals for action and for improving implementation.

UNOTIL advisers in the areas of trade and investment continued to support the Government's capacity building efforts and to provide valuable technical assistance.

The GenderNet is a potentially valuable resource.

Recognizing also the valuable contribution made by the independent expert on the right to development through his series of reports to the Working Group on the Right to Development which provide valuable input for the implementation of the right to development,

A country s most valuable resource is its people.

The legal issues that implied would have to be studied carefully and the experience of regional organizations such as the EU could provide valuable lessons.

In our own region, initiatives such as the Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands (RAMSI) provide valuable examples of how peacebuilding works in practice.

I am firmly convinced that such a fund could provide valuable assistance to those countries that have embarked on the path of consolidating democratic political systems and the rule of law.

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

The child friendly community initiative had been a valuable contribution.

Private charities, which have been instrumental in promoting innovation in fields such as health care, the environment, and education, could provide valuable insight into channeling aid more effectively.

The experience of workers' organizations in promoting occupational health and safety, including through worker education and awareness raising, could provide valuable lessons for improving sanitation in the workplace.

Further, the adoption of the Protocol demonstrates the will of the international community to work together to provide an environment that will support and promote those valuable activities.

The basic principles on the use of restorative justice programmes in criminal matters provide a valuable tool to be used by Member States to integrate restorative processes, where appropriate, in their existing criminal justice systems.

OIOS believes that UNMO debriefing reports provided at the end of their tours of duty provide valuable material for understanding emerging problems and challenges, and for discerning best practices.

The Kyoto approach allocated emission rights, which are a valuable asset.

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In them are valuable writings .

While care must be taken to recognize this limited sample when drawing conclusions, the reports nevertheless provide valuable information on a cross section of experience relating to the implementation of the IPF IFF proposals for action.

They are a valuable tool to promote development and strengthen social cohesion.

Library staff will become a valuable source of assistance in this area.

These initiatives provide valuable expert input to the work of the Forum, with reports being made available for consideration at the Forum sessions, and have influenced policy developments at the Forum.

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6. Encourages Member States to ensure that stopped diversion attempts receive the same investigative attention that would be afforded to a seizure of the same substance, since such cases could provide valuable intelligence that could prevent diversions elsewhere

Draft transitional codes provide a valuable source of standards for basic criminal justice systems that allow for local variations while respecting international standards, but they do not exhaust the enhancement of criminal justice even in post conflict societies.

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

On the contrary, they should view the currency peg as a valuable gift.

The ability to connect to all of these networks makes a habitat valuable.

The Committee would have a particularly valuable contribution to make in that regard.

While the service is currently designed for individuals, companies could also use HealthRally to enhance their corporate wellness programs. By providing matching financial rewards, for example, a company could leverage its employees natural support networks and provide a valuable boost to the pot.

They are valuable because they are operational.

Early detection of lung cancer is valuable.

The original impetus for data archaeology came from the need to recover computerized records of climatic conditions stored on old computer tape, which can provide valuable evidence for testing theories of climate change.

The Advisory Committee believes that a non binding consultative body, without the intention to micromanage, would be valuable in sharing the burden of decision making and could provide confidential professional opinions and perspectives on matters under consideration by the Executive Director.