The database is intended to facilitate access by Member States to information on existing expertise in the aforementioned areas.

A province wide, 24 hour, toll free HealthLine was also implemented in August 2003 to provide quick access to health expertise of trained Registered Nurses.

This type of data recovery can be performed by people without expertise in drive hardware, as it requires no special physical equipment or access to platters.

The inventors gain access to the company s expertise in IP development and to an international community of experienced problem solvers. Intellectual Ventures gets a stake in valuable solutions.

Reducing vulnerability requires not only having access to technology, but also having the mechanisms, expertise and other resources that are needed to make the technology useable and sustainable.

Their technical expertise or what seemed like it at the time gave them a privileged position as opinion makers, as well as access to the corridors of power.

Both universities have benefited from access to UNCTAD's expertise and research work, as well as the personalized support of the Virtual Institute team, in the development of their courses.

(d) The State party should insist on unrestricted consular access to its nationals who are in detention abroad, with facility for unmonitored meetings and, if required, of appropriate medical expertise

It is impossible to introduce innovations in public organizations without continuous upgrading the knowledge and skills of employees, or without them having access to recent developments in their respective areas of expertise.

Foreign enterprises could provide other resources to help a developing nation's R D commercialization system achieve scale, including management expertise, global supply and distribution chains, as well as access to external markets.

That reality requires continued efforts aimed at assisting developing countries to enhance capacity building and human resources development, to get access to advanced information and technology and to share in expertise involving oceans exploitation.

Mr. Mazumdar (India) said that the intention of the Under Secretary General for Safety and Security to reassess the proposals for a new access control system was evidence of his expertise.

UNIDO, with its access to extensive expertise around the world, could help them to devise better macro policies and specific sectoral strategies to face increased competition in the new global environment and promote sustainable industrial and trade development.

Professional expertise and skills

3.3 Expertise and Capacity

Pharos supports these professionals in increasing their expertise in this field and intends to further strengthen its own relevant expertise and network.

Stresses the need to utilize the expertise, knowledge and networks of women to promote gender equality and social justice in the context of disaster relief, recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction and to facilitate women's access to media and information and communication technologies

I mean, I want you to have domain expertise.

Today, however, many countries grow their own technical and policy expertise and are ready to share that expertise with others in their regions.

Judicial, legal and administrative expertise

expertise, legislation, research and monitoring.

The challenge for companies was to build up management expertise.

(c) To select members with acknowledged expertise in human rights

(b) Calls upon the Secretary General to seek, in the next biennium, the resources within the regular budget of the United Nations necessary to give the human rights treaty bodies adequate administrative support and better access to technical expertise and relevant information

C. Diplomatic skills and international expertise

OFDI had contributed to increasing familiarity and experience with international business, which enhance firm specific assets, including improving the reputation and brand image of Singaporean enterprises. Such internationalisation has also helped strengthen managerial and marketing expertise and market access.

Right? So these have been calibrated to your level of expertise.

Sixthly, we need to strengthen our collective expertise and human resources.

But just imagine if we were to junk this notion of expertise as some sort of elite cadre and instead embrace the notion of democratized expertise whereby expertise was not just the preserve of surgeons and CEO's, but also shop girls yeah.

44. Calls upon the United Nations system to draw from its accumulated experience in all pertinent economic, social and other domains and to facilitate the access of developing countries to the services available within the system on the basis of its comparative advantages and expertise

Two P 4 posts to provide legal expertise to support human rights investigations

E. Strengthen gender expertise in country offices

France had already offered its technical expertise.

Invites Member States with the appropriate expertise to assist other States in planning and implementing training programmes designed to share expertise in preventing the use of the Internet to commit drug related crime.

It can also provide technical expertise to Arab policymakers on debt management.

National expertise should be utilized to facilitate capacity building and programme sustainability.

Another source of competitive advantages relates to better managerial and marketing expertise.

Bhutan has neither the capacity nor the expertise to provide such assistance.

This would help African countries to develop the expertise to manage their development programmes.

We need to provide better market access, including access to financial services.

Access to justice including access to legal services and advice remains weak.

Second, most board members lack sufficient relevant expertise.

Our economic expertise is limited in fundamental ways.

Effective gender mainstreaming requires in house gender expertise.

Such expertise is too often overlooked and underutilized.