But another analogy may be more suitable.

This is more appropriate to the task of reducing carbon emissions than a single price, because there is a multiplicity of sectors and methods, each of which produces a different cost curve.

We also need instruments that are better suited to delivery of long term international transfers.

According to Iraq, local producer prices are more appropriate for this purpose.

Israel s unwritten alliance with the United States is a more convenient alternative.

Waiting and hoping for more favorable conditions could easily backfire.

They believe this is more suitable to the current level of knowledge in the country now, adding that

The sixtieth General Assembly could not have been more timely.

The Secretariat should be staffed with the people who are the most suited to performing the tasks at hand.

They will allow us to take more appropriate decisions and to find proper solutions to every situation.

It is also taking place at a time when the government s chances of reaching a compromise are more favorable.

Hamas is a far more convenient partner for such a settlement than the PLO.

The lending allows the necessary medium and long term spending cuts and tax increases to be undertaken at a more appropriate time.

A number of new technologies and standards have started to emerge and provide more appropriate models for security in SOA.

Chilled panels are also better suited to buildings with spaces that have a greater variance in cooling loads.

Women have been given more favorable conditions and opportunities to contribute actively to the national political and economic, cultural and social development.

The Millennium Summit could not have come at a more appropriate time for the Government of the Republic of Ghana.

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A suggestion was made that regulations might be a more appropriate place to discuss the publicity requirements for that type of information.

There are several factors that affect health, such as environmental quality, malnutrition, poverty, poor human settlements and inadequate sanitation facilities.

In Darfur, timelier funding would have saved lives and resources.

The information is divided into eight regions or subregions to allow for a more appropriate analysis of the different patterns and trends.

Of all households in core housing need, 75 percent had only affordability problems, 16 percent had affordability problems combined with suitability and or adequacy problems, while a further nine percent experienced either suitability and or adequacy problems.

Appropriateness of format

Why not pay them the same amount to share their knowledge and skills in high schools? That would be a more appropriate response.

The first step toward reversing this trend could be to create work environments that are better suited to the needs of Japanese women, and that promote their talents.

The Vocational Training Centers have paid special attention to making the training programs better fit for former prostitutes, bearing in mind the characteristics and needs of these special students.

Making education more suitable for indigenous peoples is a means to build the capacity to take primary responsibility for the prevention and elimination of child labour.

Health services could be improved if young people were more involved in their design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, ensuring that these services were more relevant and accessible to their peers.

(iii) Adequacy of sanctions (article 11)

A fasting or random blood sugar is preferred over the glucose tolerance test, as they are more convenient for people.

The level of disability pension in both cases is more favourable for women, but they acquire the right on the same terms as men.

It is also the most suitable transit site for troop rotations and delivery of major equipment, including from the United Nations Logistics Base in Brindisi, Italy.

It is more common among women than men.

Perhaps today the smoke will clear a bit faster if we dump the Great Recession label immediately and replace it with something more apt, like Great Contraction.

The working group may wish to consider which approach would be best suited in relation to an optional protocol taking the form of a communications procedure.

Instead of a single price for carbon, this bottom up approach is likely to produce a multiplicity of prices for carbon emissions. This is more appropriate to the task of reducing carbon emissions than a single price, because there is a multiplicity of sectors and methods, each of which produces a different cost curve.

That is a grave mistake, because progress in the negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program would create a more propitious climate for resolving the region s other problems.

And it must be complemented by a technological disruption, with investments channeled toward developing and distributing innovations that would make cities more livable, efficient, and sustainable.

Because of its cross sectoral mandate and global platform, UNDP is the most suitable United Nations entity to lead the United Nations development system in this area.

A consequence of estimating emissions in this way is that the name climate neutral would be more appropriate to describe this initiative, than the more familiar term carbon neutral .

These indicators should either be deleted or amended to make them more amenable to data collection, or, alternatively, special effort should be put into setting up data collections to provide the information.

Ms. Schöpp Schilling said she wanted to focus on the issue of temporary special measures, which the Committee deemed to be the most appropriate way to accelerate the achievement of gender equality.

Intensive consultations this year have amply proven that in the future we ought perhaps to find a framework for our negotiations that is more stable, more representative, calmer and more conducive to a more dynamic, more effective intergovernmental negotiating process.

Cost implications of providing more predictable and adequate conference services to the meetings of regional and other major groupings of Member States