And that'll really pay off when we view this in another way.

The problem is that it does not take effect very quickly.

More than ever, the solidarity of peoples must be affirmed and bear fruit.

The programme of the New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s has yet to fructify.

An economy built to last, where hard work pays off, and responsibility is rewarded.

In this regard, he shared the importance of economic diversification and the need to attract investment in targeted sectors such as agribusiness and ICT. Re establishing investors' confidence in the country's potentials for business was highlighted as a key objective.

(e) The School as a Focus for Development. The Agency's developmental approach to school planning continues to reap benefits in all fields.

So this is an investment that pays off in very concrete terms for a broad range of income groups in the state's population and produces large and tangible benefits.

In fact, the case by case approach was beginning to show results.

To be sure, Iran s longstanding support for regional Shiite groups is paying off.

Second, a year ago the US convinced Israel to give its non military approach to Iran s nuclear weapons ambitions time to bear fruit.

Repairing the damage to the reputation of the Ministry is likely to take some time and will not happen before the elections in October.

In addition, new pressure now being applied on the Bosnian Serbs, which we hope will be maintained, should be given time to have its effect.

With the sovereign debt crisis pushing French banks and thus the French economy to the wall, something will have to give, and soon.

At the second South South Summit, held in Qatar in June, we agreed on a major programme of South South cooperation that is already having results.

But the Kremlin has found that behaving like a spoiled child gets results the right to influence developments in ex Soviet countries.

Its work with the Indian Railways the third largest public employer in the world and the largest in India, with 1.8 million employees has continued to generate results.

When countries find that they have a distinct comparative advantage in one particular economic activity and invest accordingly, they should not be confronted later with new protectionist measures when their investment is beginning to yield fruit and their product penetrates other markets.

If it is to bear fruit, dialogue among civilizations, like many ideas of global significance, needs to be pursued at a very local level.

Moves toward increased exchange rate flexibility in China and other Asian countries, supported by financial sector reform, will have domestic and global benefits.

Countries like the US and the UK, which are accumulating debt at a record pace, are betting that deficit spending will eventually pay off in a stronger economy.

That seems clearly wrong Numerous expert estimates indicate that built in redundancy pays off unless one assigns unrealistically low probabilities to disruptive events.

The Agency's support through the African Union's Pan African Tsetse and Trypanosomiasis Eradication Campaign is happily yielding results, and Africa has begun to take effective ownership of the programme.

It is important to pursue implementation of the various initiatives, as the 1998 call for a Dialogue among Civilizations (resolution 53 22) continues to bear fruit and contribute to collective actions and reflection.

The benefits of this measure are already being reaped UNDCP is working in close coordination with United Nations specialized agencies, other international and non governmental organizations and financial institutions, and is seeing to the execution of multiple projects.

If we did it the other way, all bets are off.

The payoff expected is more medium and long term, but both national Governments and international partners seem prepared to accommodate this for the sake of greater harmonization of official development assistance.

Of course, it is difficult to know which exploratory path will bear fruit, and there is no shortage of novel scientific ideas that were proven wrong. Failure should thus be accepted as a natural ingredient in a culture of innovation.

The Paris Pact, an initiative to that end, having already borne fruit, he expressed the hope that it would soon be broadened to combat terrorist financing, money laundering, crime and corruption even more strenuously in the countries concerned.

So our work wasn't affected.

So far, the selection of Palin seems to have paid off.

This has already shown results in several countries.

The country strategy note was therefore bearing fruit.

Investing now, on the other hand, would pay off in the long term just 6 billion more per year for the AIDS response today would save more than 40 billion in averted treatment costs alone over the next decade.

Cooperation between the moderate majorities of the main political parties started to show its effects as once ethnically divided institutions were unified, civil service appointments in line with the new civil service law were made, and a unified city budget was passed in June.

The Russian Government apos s privatization programme was already yielding practical results.

And, green or dry, a man must die Before it bears its fruit!

Reduced uptake of smoking by children would save lives chiefly after 2050. Quitting works even those who stop smoking in their 40 s lower their risk of death remarkably, and those who quit in their 30 s have death risks close to lifelong non smokers.

3. The Committee considers that the principled position adopted by the international community with regard to the question of Palestine is beginning to bear fruit at this time of fundamental changes on the international political scene which have brought about a shift from confrontation to cooperation and a renewed determination to resolve long standing regional conflicts.

However, in the long run, the gains accruing from climate change mitigation will pay off.

This internal devaluation is paying off while Ireland was still running a current account deficit of 5.6 of GDP in 2008, the European Commission expects the outturn for 2011 to have been a 0.7 of GDP current account surplus.

Further, the Tribunal's work with the authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Office of the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina in the establishment of the Special War Crimes Chamber in Sarajevo on 9 March 2005 has begun to bear fruit with the successful referral of two accused to that Court.

Or at least, enough of them will stay that it will pay off for your state economy.

A lasting political solution can come to fruition only when the rebel group becomes a democratic civilian organization.

We are convinced that cooperation can be effective only if the countries benefiting from it feel that they own its results.