expansion of the practice of recruiting individuals into public paid jobs

The issue of Security Council expansion could possibly be dealt with in a separate process, perhaps in several stages.

Official outlays could be expanded to mobilize the development and purchase of vaccines and cures for diseases endemic to Africa.

(a) Expansion of employment opportunities

China hoped that the programmes and funds of the United Nations development system would continue their efforts to expand financing input, extend reform and reinforce the simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures.

Expanding Crime and Punishment in Tibet

(e) Expansion of training options offered.

Yet, in some countries, limitations in human resources and infrastructure have hampered the scaling up of services for their AIDS response.

The first is to broaden the scope of international cooperation.

We urge the Court to widen the scope of such activities.

Pôle Dette and UNCTAD extended and formalized their cooperation and in 2005 will sign a technical cooperation agreement.

E. UN Habitat projects successfully scaled up

(e) Expansion of participants of the rules (universalization).

We cannot agree with those who argue that an expansion would slow down the process of decision making and reduce the efficiency of the Council.

The process of globalization in its positive sense is promoting world economic development through the unprecedented dynamic expansion of trade and economic relations and the widest possible openness in terms of information.

The left calls for an expansion of social protection the right says that doing so would undermine economic growth and widen fiscal deficits.

(c) Expansion of community penalties to provide realistic alternatives to custody

The EU envisages expanding its programmes in this area.

A short term solution the expansion of supplementary funding and its consequences

Expand development indicators to assess ethical and moral capacities

Expanding Coverage to Children The Santa Clara County Children s Health Initiative.

The lateral transfer of language staff has been extended to cover all regional commissions.

UNIDIR's work in Africa has continued with its expanded focus.

The agenda of the meeting addressed the expansion of data collection to widen coverage of business activities, including services.

No significant progress has been made on the implementation related issues and concerns, owing to, inter alia, differences of views on the treatment of extension of geographical indications.

And I think that is an expansion of your moral compass when you manage to do that.

(c) Extension of the scope of application of the Convention and the Protocols thereto to non international armed conflicts

Financial innovation has enlarged both temptations.

The new bilateral treaty expands upon this agreement by proposing an equal allocation of the Teesta River.

Yet another totalitarian communism expanded its domination.

The aim was therefore to expand the scope of legal protection for such personnel.

(o) Wider access to standard analytical methods and reference materials

The draft article would facilitate wider participation in the convention.

Expand country led efforts to streamline donor procedures and practices

A proposal has been made that the definition of rape be broadened to include boys and men.

UNMIS continued to meet regularly with officials of the Government of National Unity, the Government of Southern Sudan and opposition groups in an effort to encourage wider participation in and support for the peace process.

This means extending diplomatic recognition, including opening and maintaining embassies.

Correspondingly, civil rights should expand.

In order to expand and improve its operations, the Department needed to recruit new staff.

Education, both at home and abroad, must be expanded.

The possibility of acquiring Dutch nationality by option has also been extended.

The possibility of expanding the membership of the Panel to other relevant partners is being discussed.

We are in the process of further expanding the scope and scale of our assistance and cooperation programmes for Africa.

But they seem to view the issue of health system financing as an either or choice scale up control of AIDS, TB, and malaria, or scale up financing of primary health systems.

Further steps are required for more concrete actions to deal with conflict prevention at both policy and programme levels and how to expand work in this area.