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Tomorrow, malnutrition, hunger, disease and the deaths of many of these people will bring home to us the true scope of this crisis.

This allows for a specification of the breadth of the cultural sector but also gives a sense of its structure.

[...] reviewed the depth and breadth of what constitutes [...] [...]

[...] reflected the breadth of the discussion [...] [...]

The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objectives and accomplishments on the assumption that: (a) relevant stakeholders at the national and international levels continue to accord the necessary priority to statistics development; (b) national institutions are willing to pursue regional cooperation in a range of statistics development areas; and (c) adequate extrabudgetary resources are mobilized to ensure the necessary outreach and depth of technical cooperation activities and other services.

[...] [...] seeing how we can broaden and deepen the [...]

More precisely, costs will be higher, the greater the ambitiousness of the stabilization goal, the lower the number of parties that will share the mitigation effort and the more limited the scope for flexibility (such as mitigation options allowed and flexibility mechanisms available, e.g., emissions trading).

[...] [...] customers with a wider breadth of products [...] [...]

[...] of sufficient breadth and rigour, enacting [...] [...]

The magnitude and broadness of past and [...]

[...] the scope or breadth of protection [...]

The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objectives and expected accomplishments on the assumption that: (a) economic, social and environmental conditions and trends continue to be conducive to the implementation of sustainable development strategies, including the green growth approach; (b) national economic, social and political conditions in the target countries remain stable; (c) government institutions and civil society organizations have the necessary human and financial capabilities to ensure successful cooperation; and (d) adequate extrabudgetary resources are mobilized to ensure the necessary outreach and depth of technical cooperation activities.

In addition to operational breadth and depth, the combined business will have critical mass and key blue chip client relationships.

[...] [...] interrelationship and, in particular, the [...] [...]

[...] of this Biennial focused on the fast development [...] [...]

UNDP’s breadth of thematic and geographical [...] [...]

Often it takes 36 months or more of experience to achieve the appropriate breadth and depth of competencies for certification.

An example of the depth and outreach required could be taken from Liberia’s sensitization programme, which included the use of local radio stations, newspapers and theatre groups, something that Côte d’Ivoire might consider as well.

Set up a system of sampling pupils’ performance for national monitoring, thereby reducing the overall test burden whilst increasing the breadth and relevance of the evidence.

[...] [...] training of varying depth and breadth.

Increase the depth and scope of its online and offline capacitydevelopment training and continue to consolidate its products and services under its public administration knowledge space, with the aim of better assisting Member States in redefining, reforming, strengthening and innovating their public administration in general, and public service delivery in particular, according to their needs.

Superior service and breadth and quality of product offered are key factors in driving Digi-Key's growth internationally.

The Program provides support, in particular, for the implementation of DA Recommendations 24 and 31 with opportunities for knowledge transfer and for bridging the digital divide, by increasing multilingual access to documentation and by increasing the range and scope of searchable documents.

Successful identification and implementation by the scientific community of the European and international standards in the field, the recommendations and resolutions of the International Organisations active in this field, better use of the possibilities to participate in international grant programmes, increase of researchers’ mobility, inclusion of regional and global problems in the sphere of coverage of local scientific researches, society awareness of the role of knowledge as a driving force of development – are all elements which contributed to the intensification and extension of the international scientific relations.

It contributes in country, regional and global arenas, drawing on both the breadth and the depth of its presence and knowledge to offer policy and programmatic options that are tailored to reflect the needs and priorities of partners.

Although the mandates of both commissions of experts were similar and they both led to the creation of an International Tribunal, they were not comparable in terms of the depth, scope and duration of the work they accomplished.

In the last two decades, the number of PTAs has increased more than four-fold, to around 300 active agreements today, however, the scope and coverage of many of the PTA’s are limited in depth and coverage, and are mainly bilateral in nature.

[...] [...] to promote the speed and breadth of its obstruction.