She's hardworking and dependable.

She's hardworking and dependable.

Tom is hardworking and dependable.

Both from the point of view of military needs and the civilian population returning to the area after an operation, the ammunition used should be dependable, reliable and work specifically according to its purpose at the moment it is used.

These technologies are among the most efficient, dependable, and economical solar technologies available.

Neither the DPJ nor the LDP appears dependable in any of these areas.

Mr. Kapoma (Zambia) said that the United Nations must have a strong and dependable financial base.

In that regard, she welcomed the progress made in 2004 towards providing the Organization with a stronger and more dependable financial base.

This method is simple, reliable, and inexpensive.

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reliable information reporting structure and comprehensive communications plan

Preparation of reliable country inspection lists

Boom and doom pundits are the most reliable over claimers.

The result is a more reliable, stable and secure system.

Because most contributors to the Technical Cooperation Fund earmark their contributions, and because all contributions are voluntary, the Fund does not have a dependable stream of discretionary financial resources available.

Establishing reliable logistics can also be difficult.

Asian countries attract many jobs by creating industrial parks, with more reliable services, including ultra reliable communications networks, offered at competitive prices.

Biodiversity is essential for reliable and stable long term food production.

Another option is to use reliable and respected sources of information.

(d) Providing reliable and available mission critical ICT based production applications

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They may also be less safe and reliable under operational conditions.

If the United Nations is to tackle the ever more numerous and challenging tasks entrusted to it by Member States, it is essential that the Organization have a strong and dependable financial base.

This requires reliable data at the country level

Reliable data on this issue is not available.

Now we know that there are no dependable statistics or numbers regarding Mob Justice occurrences in Nigeria, but what we do know is that has been happening for years.

Rainfall patterns will vary, and the Asian monsoon will become less reliable.

It looks more global. If you take this whole thing, it is a very big machine, very reliable machine, more reliable than its parts.

But no reliable studies have established this strategy s effectiveness.

Mr. Hammarberg, for his part, considers this testimony reliable.

(c) Providing reliable infrastructure for the mainframe, client server, network and desktop systems

Indeed, it is a reliable guide to his political philosophy.

A democratic Egypt would certainly be a more reliable partner.

Certain signatures in some jurisdictions had to be particularly reliable.

Environment authorities lack reliable information on solid waste management issues.

Hungary will be a reliable partner in achieving this goal.

(h) supporting efforts of African States to build independent and reliable national judicial institutions

OIOS found only one reliable survey dealing with the subregional offices' needs and performance.

A prerequisite for this development is a reliable and efficient information technology (IT) foundation.

Decide to improve access to reliable, affordable, economically viable and environmentally sound energy services

Accessibility to reliable and affordable energy is very unevenly distributed, both between countries and within countries.

Significant progress has been made towards more reliable and effective supervision of banking, insurance and pensions.

This underscores the urgency of building a qualified reliable civil service.

Therefore, making satellites more robust may prove a more reliable option.

That is the most reliable guarantee against sliding back into conflict.