The real lesson is that taking full advantage of globalization requires developing domestic capabilities along with international links.

Technology has enabled faster, more efficient just in time delivery, taking full advantage of specialization and knowledge sharing on a global scale.

Taking advantage of information and communication technology

To that end, they must pursue and accelerate the reform of their security services, taking full advantage of assistance provided by the international community.

Karadzic in particular is fully aware of the unorganized way in which the international community is proceeding against him, and he is taking full advantage of it.

At the same time, some participants underlined the importance of taking full advantage of the United Nations own sources of information and analysis as the first recourse.

But there is little sign of governments taking advantage of this opportunity.

The whole initiative is taking full advantage of online tools and social media to push to remove barriers to industrial hemp farming in the U.S. through education, legislation and advocacy.

The high fertility and maternal morbidity rates indicated that, although Samoan women had access to family planning services, traditional attitudes still prevented them from taking full advantage of those services.

The possibility of Japan taking advantage of a war in Europe was foreseen.

Guinea Bissau is also taking advantage of this new private sector led development approach.

But in the borrower s view it is usurious taking advantage of the borrower s desperation.

It was therefore important to focus on the best financial and administrative practices, adopting an integrated and holistic approach and taking full advantage of the expertise and resources of the United Nations system.

I would therefore urge all countries to take full advantage of those services.

Third, government could assume part of a mortgage, taking advantage of its lower borrowing costs.

Here, Voltaire suggests the Christian mission in Paraguay is taking advantage of the local population.

The scope of these responsibilities covers beneficiaries residing in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, taking here also, as targeted by the Board, full advantage of proximity (same time zone), language commonality and regional knowledge.

The Organization shall take full advantage of the facilities of the Common Fund for Commodities.

UNDP and UNCDF will jointly explore ways of taking advantage of the synergy between the two organizations.

This refers to such issues as not taking advantage of weak law enforcement, anticompetitive practices and corruption.

To take full advantage of this initiative, it is suggested that the following matters be addressed

Women needed to be aware of their rights in order to take full advantage of them.

The creation of a global citizens network, linking the leaders of civil society at the forefront of the fight for democracy from across the world, taking full advantage of web based technologies and other innovative forms of communication.

I am still taking the advantage of a generator that I operate by diesel to contact the world.

Moreover, reducing trade barriers between these countries is essential for taking advantage of regional synergies and economies of scale.

But the rules and structure governing the world economy prevented those countries from taking maximum advantage of such effects.

It is a question of blackmailing some sectors of the membership and taking undue advantage of their vital needs.

Taking advantage of the French bureaucracy s precision, Piketty was able to reconstruct the French national accounts over nearly two centuries.

Dumping is often seen as an ethical issue, as larger companies are taking advantage of other less economically advanced companies.

Taking note of the importance of taking advantage of the benefits granted under the Agreement of the World Trade Organization (WTO) to market the products of the OIC Member States

To take full advantage of the known genetic susceptibility factors, it will be necessary to understand their biological consequences.

Member States must take full advantage of the momentum gained to ensure that the Council discharged its mandate effectively.

But their governments seem to be taking advantage of the bonanza to pay off pending external debt and increase their foreign reserves.

These projects, if undertaken independently, would be prohibitively expensive, and therefore, the organizations are jointly committed to taking advantage of this opportunity.

Taking advantage of that momentum requires innovative action, consensus among all international actors, steady cooperation, perseverance and a well defined common strategy.

Moreover, large corporations are able to take full advantage of globalization (for example, by arbitraging tax regimes to minimize their payments).

In addition to seeking financial outlays from national budgets and ODA, full advantage must be taken of other sources of funding.

I welcome the determination of President Abbas and his colleagues to take full advantage of the opportunity presented by the withdrawal.

How can developing countries take full advantage of the clean development mechanism to attract investment and achieve national sustainable development objectives?

That means taking advantage of unilateral action by individual countries or regional groupings to put the global economy on a more sustainable path.

In addition, the core's operating temperatures will be increased using new technology currently under development, taking advantage of this model's later launch date.

He hoped that recruitment would proceed in a transparent and forward looking manner, taking advantage of the smooth transition to the new leadership.

He stressed the importance of the work programme on small economies, which were prevented by their size from taking advantage of world trade.

At the same time, it was noted that law enforcement should similarly take full advantage of new technologies to enhance investigative capacity.

His younger brother, Peter II, took the city from the Byzantines in 1054 and, taking advantage of Geoffrey's absence, took control of the patrimony.