There is need for a more coherent architecture of international support that addresses coordination.

Recommendation 1 was more consistent application of the definition of torture .

Members apos contributions must be brought more into line with their actual capacity to pay.

The international community must agree on a more consistent and coherent approach to peacebuilding.

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The system shows greater coherence, and its disparate elements now work better together.

There is a need for a much more cohesive and coordinated approach to harness available resources in the most effective manner.

They include international action to channel development assistance towards sustainable agriculture in a more consistent way.

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We are encouraged by the fact that the Security Council has been more consistently addressing the regional dimension of civilian protection.

In order to achieve more concrete progress, the international community must act in a more concerted manner and with greater determination to put the basic framework in place.

The selection process needed to be made more transparent.

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Everybody would like to make people happier.

It's about making government more transparent.

My own work focuses on making philanthropy more effective and capitalism more inclusive.

67. The increasing interdependence of the various dimensions of development called for more coherent action on the part of the United Nations system.

Therefore, making satellites more robust may prove a more reliable option.

Its working methods also need to be made more efficient and transparent.

And help make our world safer and better for everyone.

This made people in France even more paranoid.

We agreed in Monterrey that it was necessary to reform the international economic system and make it more coherent and supportive of the development policies of Member States.

It was widely felt that more coherent and coordinated policies and approaches were required to streamline the Organization apos s work in this vital area.

Its procedures should also be made more transparent.

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Everyone's always talking about how to make a game more realistic,

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The existence of alternatives to the dollar will mean that the issuers of internationally used currencies will feel market discipline earlier and more consistently.

The obligation to provide for means of correcting input errors when they are made is probably more consistent with the aim of giving electronic contracts greater certainty.

Those bodies should follow a more uniform procedure and indicate clearly the areas where they were requesting the Council to adopt policy decisions.

7. Affirms the necessity of making the implementation of international humanitarian law more effective

7. Affirms the necessity of making the implementation of international humanitarian law more effective

Such efforts are in complete harmony with the spirit and scope of the Convention.

The tariff was bad economics it made America poorer.

C. Policy aims for making tourism more sustainable

Public sector higher institutions to become equitable in their fee schedules.

Many ideas have already been put forward as to how to make the Organization more capable and efficient.

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It was Title IX that forced school administrators to make sports more equal.

In October 2004, the technical and substantive functions data definitions were changed in order to better align them with industry best practices.

We welcome the Secretary General's proposals for a more consistent approach to peacebuilding and to establishing an interlocking system of peacekeeping capacities between the United Nations and regional organizations.