Members have agreed to a tripling of its resources.

Since the end of the 1990s, its fund balance eroded as revenues failed to cover operating costs, investment needs, or reserves to meet its statutory obligations.

Assesses whether the Office is adequately managed and its resources used efficiently and effectively.

The Middle East possesses vast desert lands, but meagre water resources.

The Middle East possessed vast desert lands but meagre water resources.

The private sector doesn't naturally put its resources into these things.

On the run for years, he had watched his resources dwindle, even as his anxiety kept him on the move.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has placed its resources and advisory services behind that agenda.

We are not only inhabitants of this planet, but custodians of its resources for future generations.

Lastly, a social savings bank had been established with resources of 3 billion Sudanese pounds.

The most predictable aspect of the Fund is that revenues will fall short of needs.

quot Full permanent sovereignty of every State over its natural resources and all economic activities.

In addition, multilateral financing institutions would be invited to contribute to its resources.

The level of sectoral support and the use of its resources for a given cycle are determined by the Governing Council.

But increasing its resources to a trillion dollars or more is not a realistic option, either.

My own country has endeavoured, within its limited resources, to contribute what it can in support of those efforts.

It is prepared to respond to their requests and has done so to date from its regular resources.

I also invite all those in need of assistance from the fund to take full advantage of its resources.

We declare that the Kanak people is the only legitimate owner of that Kanak country and all its natural resources.

The newly created European Financial Stability Facility may play a similar role, but its war chest is limited.

The Committee is concerned about the low coverage, quality and insufficient financial resources available to the health system.

In that regard, she appealed for its resources to be stepped up to enable it to fulfil its mandate more effectively.

The field office structure and the composition of its resources is in this respect defined by the services required of it by the international community.

For this reason, I believe that the international community should mobilize itself and coordinate its efforts in this direction.

For hundreds of years, the livelihood of our people has depended on their limited land and on the resources in the marine environment.

Such a solution will be possible only with the promotion of the economic and social development of the country and the development of its human resources and infrastructure.

Furthermore, we assert the Iraqi people's right to have exclusive control over their natural resources.

The Office would also assist the teams, where requested and within its resources, in their development of the updated work plans.

Given the magnitude and range of emergency humanitarian crises, it may also be useful to consider expanding its resources.

A great portion of the resources have been provided particularly for vertical diversification and commodity market expansion.

It's so big and powerful and efficient that it can take resources from the greens, from the defectors, the cheaters.

They stressed that to perform this crucial task, IMF required a substantial increase in its resources.

The Russian Federation has already informed the United Nations about a part of its existing resources (two army medical divisions)

UNFPA aims by 1994 to allocate 80 per cent of its country programme resources to these countries.

Society would be spending scarce resources on losers rather than winners.

Recently, UN Habitat has embarked on the following strategic partnerships to increase the impact of the Programme and leverage its resources

All resources of the Fund have been committed during 1992, and most of the Fund apos s resources will have been expended by 1994.

Remarks The Commission establishes some characteristics of the Fund, inter alia, that 1 per cent of all external assistance should be set aside for this purpose.

Two years later, this had grown to 24 million and by the end of the third year, to 40 million.

The IOG has indicated that the use of CAATS would be considered within the limits of its resources.

Comment by the Administration. The Brazil office moved its human resources data into Atlas as from January 2005.

Member States were therefore duty bound to honour the financial obligations so contracted.

The country will inevitably become poorer as it depletes its natural resources, unless the value of its human and physical capital increases.

Further exacerbating the Bank s financial woes, its powerful creditors have opted to pull back its lending in order to protect its resources.

In 2003, 57 percent of WFP's resources, US 1.4 billion, were provided by the United States as at November 2004, United States contributions represent 45 percent of the total received.