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The responses suggest that the forest instrument has considerable potential to achieve [...]

So Muriel organizes meetings between companies and potential trainees to help them take their first steps into the working world.

[...] [...] the greatest potential for employmentgenerating growth.

While bottom-set longlines may snag and damage benthic epifauna and irregular objects on the bottom, longline fisheries do offer the potential to conduct fishing without severe habitat damage and to do so in a relatively energy-conscious manner.

To mitigate this risk, WIPO encourages institutions interested in hosting TISCs to use existing human resources as available (e.g., on a part-time basis) and takes into account the need to train a greater number of potential TISC staff in order to ensure that a sufficient number of trained individuals are available to staff TISCs.

[...] [...] indicate the potentials of promoting [...]

This operation has the potential to generate considerable income for the Korhogo region (Zone 10).

[...] highlighted the potential for the further [...] [...]

[...] [...] condition for attaining the full potential of migrations.

We have no doubt that, by acting together, we have the potential to produce results beyond the sum of the constituent parts.

Sources of finance include the Global Environment Facility, the Clean Development Mechanism (which has potential, although only one project has been approved to date), the private sector and philanthropic donors.

[...] [...] realize the full potential of EXFO converged [...]

[...] [...] elements as a by-product of seabed mining.

Under this approach, successful entrepreneurs – having themselves profited from mentorship services in the past – would “pay” for these services by committing themselves to each in turn mentoring several further prospective beneficiaries, producing a multiplier effect by harnessing tacit knowledge and underutilised skills and time in a cost-efficient manner.

[...] potential for hydroelectric power in South [...]

Units will work collaboratively, such as through ‘compacts’ between regional offices and headquarters divisions, to provide technical and management support for interventions that have the potential to generate immediate and multiple benefits for the most deprived children and families.

There is great potential in the matter of harnessing [...] [...]

[...] North America has the potential for accurate data collection because of the capacity for monitoring [...]

It confirms the potential of a number of mechanisms, but concludes that realizing that potential will require international agreement and corresponding political will to tap sources, as well as the design of appropriate governance of uses and allocation mechanisms.

[...] [...] this one- potential to do good if we focus our energies, potential to do harm if we let this opportunity pass us by.

Efforts to exploit Afghanistan’s mineral [...] [...]

If the Catholic colleges were entirely self-financing, the appellants’ admission policy would not attract the operation of section 16(2) since although some potential pupils would still be treated in a discriminatory manner, such treatment would not be “by any person acting in the performance of any public function conferred by any law” or “otherwise in the performance of the functions of any public office or any public authority”.

Based on the existing potential of ESCAP, [...] [...]

I remain hopeful that the United States of America, with its potential to demonstrate real international leadership, will conclude the review of its landmine policy in such a way that it too will become part of our collective effort.

These efforts have emphasized better training in the area of policy and advocacy, an improved induction programme for new representatives, and furthering of the leadership development initiative to identify high-potential mid-management staff.

By meeting their differentiated but complementary responsibilities, as outlined in the Guiding Principles, States and business enterprises have the potential to ensure that economic growth is achieved through more inclusive, equitable business practices.

The newly reformed Committee on World Food Security (CFS) had the potential to become the foremost intergovernmental platform for stakeholders to work together in support of country-led processes towards the elimination of hunger.

[...] [...] collection is more systematic; and research is becoming more participatory.