We hope also that such a resolution would avoid duplications and redundancies.

Raging inflation causes all kinds of distortions and inefficiencies.

Nor will defensive measures like constructing electronic firewalls and creating redundancies in sensitive systems.

Through the automation of trade placement, execution, allocation and broker management, the system application saves time and eliminates errors and redundancies.

To do so rigidly would lead to duplication of work, inefficiencies and loss of economies of scale.

The Committee is concerned about the large scale redundancies made in recent years, which have disproportionately affected women.

There are still huge inefficiencies in international financial markets, which remain beset by herding behavior and other pathologies.

The project now aims to improve the provision of heat and hot water by addressing inefficiencies in the system.

This aimed to minimize the inefficiencies arising from pre allocation of other resources to subnational authorities.

Furthermore, economic and financial losses due to technical inefficiencies in major physical infrastructure are mainly felt by small and large businesses.

Duplication, overlap and inefficiencies had too often been the expensive result of a lack of coordination in programme planning and implementation.

Procurement activities were not always properly planned resulting in inefficiencies and in some cases inferior quality goods at higher prices.

The economic rationale for intellectual property is that faster innovation offsets the enormous costs of such inefficiencies.

The first type aims at an institutional reordering, so that inefficiencies and perverse incentives are removed, and the economy functions more smoothly and efficiently.

Furthermore, risk assessment should be linked to individual plants risk factors, such as location in a seismic zone, secondary containment, safety redundancies, etc.

A basic insight of NIE is that measuring transaction costs in various factor and product markets can reveal inefficiencies and barriers to better performance.

It has been a particularly popular option in 2009 for employers trying to reduce staff costs without having to make redundancies during the recession.

Also requests the Secretary General to ensure the full implementation of the information technology and communications strategy adopted by the General Assembly in order to avoid unnecessary redundancies

Also requests the Secretary General to ensure the full implementation of the information technology and communications strategy adopted by the General Assembly in order to avoid unnecessary redundancies

That means, in part, reforming a tax system that is widely perceived to be a source of inefficiencies and distortions that penalize domestic production.

Yet, persistent inefficiencies in the Russian defense procurement system result in foreign buyers receiving more new systems than the Russian military.

Instead, the complex system of quotas favored by the Europeans and embodied in the Kyoto Protocol is likely to lead to much larger inefficiencies and costs.

Although Medvedev and Putin have apparently adopted a viable power sharing arrangement, Russia s stunted political institutions lack the capacity to root out corruption and other inefficiencies.

Lack of coordination among national research and development programmes can lead to unnecessary redundancies, missed opportunities for productive collaboration and the problem of critical research and development topics falling through the cracks .

While bureaucratic excess, entrenched corruption, and other inefficiencies beg remedy, the real challenge before India is its allegiance to a twentieth century vision of modernity.

And so we spent time traveling with them and learning about all the different elements, and finding that there were plenty of inefficiencies that weren't being capitalized on.

Given this, rather than allowing demands for maximum efficiency to push structures to their limits, redundancies (equivalent capabilities implemented in multiple ways) should be built into systems.

But unbalanced intellectual property regimes result in inefficiencies including monopoly profits and a failure to maximize the use of knowledge that impede the pace of innovation.

Inefficiencies on the part of the government, so Russians may find it easier to rely on their friends and family than on any company or business.

Efforts should also focus on policy cooperation and coordination at the intergovernmental level so as to avoid inefficiencies and, particularly, the transmittal of conflicting messages to different bodies.

But, despite modern infrastructure, logistical costs within China are 18 of production costs, compared with 10 in the US, owing to various internal inefficiencies.

The use of the CRF Reporter is aimed at eliminating the inconsistencies, redundancies and difficulties in reporting and processing the inventory information that are inherent in the current reporting software based on a spreadsheet application.

On the other hand, I also came to appreciate some of the United States' domestic institutions of government, for all their inefficiencies and injustices, more than I had before.

The EU s inefficiencies, coupled with changes in the international priorities of some of its member states, have led to a decline in the Union s political clout.

Because of the ever increasing complexity of peacekeeping operations, a detailed management study should be conducted with a view to re engineering their operational structure, processes and flows and pinpointing bottlenecks and inefficiencies.

Some experts endeavoured to quantify the losses arising from inefficiencies, which in the example of textiles could amount to more than 12 per cent of total value.

First, the Counter Terrorism Committee (CTC) should deepen its dialogue with the Member States in order to solve, inter alia, the problems connected to delays and inefficiencies in the submission of reports.

This could be addressed promptly while eliminating inefficiencies and re orienting institutions that were co opted by the old system to serve the few rather than the many would increase potential output significantly.

Perhaps scholars who argue that Islamic financial systems prohibition on interest generates massive inefficiencies ought to be looking at these systems for positive ideas that Western policymakers might adopt.

For example, it has been known for some time that networks that are efficient are often not resilient, because resilient networks have inefficient redundancies. Resilience is a public good, created by the right kind of redundancy.

There are some overlaps, some redundancies and some obsolescence however, their impact in the development of criminal justice, the strengthening of the notion of the rule of law and, more generally, a universal conscience of propriety, liberty and respect for common values is unquestionable.

By signing the strategy, the Entity and cantonal ministers of education have agreed to put a stop on the segregation and discrimination through education and to stop wasting money, overlap and inefficiencies of the education system in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Indeed, there is a worrying aspect to the new plans they must tread a narrow path between reckless freedom for financial institutions, which contributed to the recent global financial crisis, and over caution, which can suffocate innovation and create inefficiencies.

Alternatives to privatization of violence as a means of overcoming institutional inefficiencies in regard to ensuring security do exist, such as the proposal by the United Nations Development Programme of the concept of human security .

Disadvantages Administration may require significant human resources and time May be difficult to determine extent to which specific efforts produce results Could result in duplication or inefficiencies of effort if the respective roles and responsibilities of the coordinating mechanism and the GEF are not clearly defined.