The Global Campaign on Children and AIDS would be instrumental in advocating and mobilizing resources for children.

In these cases, genetic testing can be instrumental in diagnosis of WAS related disorders.

The decisions adopted will be instrumental in defining specific measures to enhance its effectiveness.

Last but not least, Secretariat and management reform will be instrumental in guiding all the work to be undertaken.

By saving themselves, they may also be able to play an instrumental role in saving China.

UN leadership will be instrumental to proposing and forging solutions to such daunting long term global challenges.

Discussions were held on how national institutions could be more instrumental in promoting regional cooperation in the region.

In addition, one representative stressed the need for cooperation with, and training of, licence issuers too, given that they could be instrumental in combating illegal trade.

A recital is a musical (vocal or instrumental) performance.

(d) Musical expressions, such as songs and instrumental music

It is our hope that it will be instrumental in integrating gender perspectives across the entire United Nations system.

The two organizations have been instrumental in laying the foundation for women to advance in the nation.

She provided examples of ways in which ICTs and e business could be instrumental in the achievement of those MDG.

Rapid growth in China has been instrumental in this process and prospects for 2005 will be conditioned by the success of Chinese authorities in achieving a soft landing.

This will not only be instrumental in curbing the diversion and recycling of weapons, it will also provide the Group with baseline data for monitoring new weapon inflows.

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The company became instrumental in the Dutch colonization of the Americas.

In Liberia, UNICEF has been instrumental in the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process for children associated with fighting forces.

Respect for the authority of chiefs for example, has been instrumental in resolving conflicts between the people and public institutions and communities.

It turned out to be absolutely instrumental many decades later In fact, it turns out it's equivalent to proving Fermat's Last Theorem.

Although serious water resource limitations had prevented mass availability to the region, Israel's efforts would be instrumental in increasing the water flow.

This multisector partnership has been instrumental in organizing public fora and media related activities to heighten awareness of the need for women to be well represented in politics and administration.

Such crashes were instrumental in mapping the internal structure of the Moon.

On several occasions, we have also been instrumental in facilitating peace and reconciliation.

Blogging Beirut has equally been instrumental in providing online assistance to Egyptian protestors.

If we tackle our common problems together, China and Europe can be instrumental in turning the twenty first century into a century of hope.

The Millennium Development Goals have been instrumental in raising public support for development issues and in focusing international efforts on measurable results.

Akio Kyuma, the Director General of the Defense Agency, which is expected to be transformed into the Ministry of Defense, was instrumental in preventing Aso s ally, Fukushiro Nukaga, from running for LDP president.

These areas are instrumental in interpreting what is stressful and in determining appropriate responses.

Additionally, regional organizations can play an instrumental role in bringing about long term peace.

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Global health and nutrition partnerships have been instrumental in advocating for and raising the profile of health and nutrition for mothers and children both nationally and internationally.

In 1986, her government was instrumental in what is known colloquially as the Big Bang.

In the next two years, he was instrumental in reforming international and Olympic eligibility rules.

More importantly, this idea plays an instrumental role in preventing the threat of nuclear war.

The treaty was an instrumental tool for the Soviet Union to gain political leverage in the internal affairs of Finland in post war era.

CIDSE joined the International Facilitating Group on Financing for Development (IFG) and was instrumental in the creation of the CONCORD1 Working Group on FfD.

Economical, efficient and effective procurement is instrumental in the achievement of the organisation's key goals and objectives.

The United Nations has been instrumental in preventing the outbreak of global war during the past years.

But their purpose is purely instrumental, for to call somebody a liberal nowadays in Poland is more pejorative than calling him a son of a bitch.

Afghan cameleers first came to Australia in the 1860s and were instrumental in opening up the vast, dry Australian interior for trans continental trade and transport.

The sustainable management of marine litter is a perfect illustration of a global and transboundary marine environmental problem and for this reason it is anticipated that the United Nations system will be instrumental in tackling this global challenge.

It welcomed the increasing attention devoted to compliance systems and also agreed that, once fully applied, results based management methodologies would be instrumental in introducing improvements identified by evaluations.

Individuals from civil society and representatives of non governmental organizations, as instrumental partners in promoting dialogue among civilizations.

He was instrumental in helping Nova Scotia become the first British colony to win responsible government in 1848.