This would ensure that the defence is managed institutionally, rather than by the individual.

12. Independence presupposes the judiciary to be institutionally protected from undue influence by the executive branch.

(iii) Assistance for successful Trade Points in order to allow them to progressively become financially and institutionally independent

As mentioned earlier, implementation has been slow in some areas, but institutionally the future of these schemes looks promising.

The creation of this capacity in government is long term and rooted in systems and activities that are institutionally based.

We don't necessarily always do it very well, but we have a sense of what the models are, politically and institutionally, to do that.

Institutionally, most Parties initially assigned a governmental body that is in charge of science and technology or meteorology to be responsible for climate change at country level.

However, suppliers have largely ignored the challenges of designing scaleable, institutionally sustainable delivery models in poor, rural areas, often opting for parallel and supposedly more expeditious approaches.

She welcomed the commitment to further country engagement, and stressed that it was institutionally important to have strong linkages between the geographic desks and the Special Procedures Branch.

Timor Leste, the world's newest nation, was created out of ashes Given that the country started from scratch both physically and institutionally, Timor Leste has done remarkably well .

The Indian strategy for fighting disabilities resulting from membership of a particular caste has evolved over a long period of time and enjoys universal backing politically and institutionally.

381. Children suffering completely or partially from a lack of real parental care and children being cared for in a drastically inappropriate way are legally and institutionally protected by the State.

5. Also renews its invitation to the European Commission to consider the possibility of participating in the consolidation of the studies and the development of the project both institutionally and financially

I am sure that you all share my view that the role of the Extended Bureau should be institutionally recognized in the framework of the reform of the Department of Public Information.

The universal cause, therefore, is to make the United Nations a more vibrant world Organization that is more properly equipped, institutionally and financially, to meet the evolving challenges of the next century.

I am sure that you all share my view that the role of the extended Bureau should be institutionally recognized in the framework of the reform of the Department of Public Information.

Institutionally, there is no way around a European economic government or enhanced economic coordination (or whatever you want to call it), which in fact would be possible informally and thus without any treaty change.

But most R and D is going to be institutionally funded, by the Polish Academy of Sciences or the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council or whatever, and you need to get past those people.

The Court s members can choose to do so at any time in the future. They should wait at least until the Court is more established institutionally and a broader consensus emerges on the relevant issues.

BUENOS AIRES In 2009, Latin America scored an unrecognized achievement the global economic crisis did not affect the continent as dramatically as it did other regions. Politically and institutionally, however, Latin America s weaknesses and perils worsened.

But no amount of money will succeed in modernizing Putin's kleptocratic regime, which has already squandered trillions in oil wealth. Simply put, the Putin system is politically, institutionally, and intellectually antithetical to the task of modernization.

There cannot be a genuine reform of the United Nations without a comprehensive reform of the Security Council, an organ where the principle of the sovereign equality of States is institutionally and flagrantly violated on a daily basis.

This would allow the centres to interface easily, work together on common issues and mutually benefit from the interactions with the hosting institutions but remain legally and institutionally separate to satisfy the individual mandates of the respective Conventions.

Accordingly, the Government is urged to intensify its efforts to modernize the State, increase its presence throughout the national territory, especially in the most isolated and poorest regions, and endeavour to strengthen the State, both institutionally and financially.

Only a clear understanding of the concepts associated with those subjects, of the existing and emerging conflicts, and of the strategies available for handling such conflicts can provide mutually agreed, non discriminatory and effective solutions using the institutionally established multilateral mechanisms.

Institutionally, the Asian African cooperative process will be guided by a summit of Heads of State and Government every four years, a meeting of ministers of foreign affairs every two years and sectoral ministerial and other technical meetings when necessary.

He would be supported by two deputies for the north and the south, and would supervise the work of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, which would remain institutionally separate from the mission and be supported by voluntary contributions.

Without disputing the need for some deleveraging, a new incarnation of the Vienna Initiative Vienna 2.0 seeks to make the process orderly. After all, excessive and chaotic deleveraging by lenders to emerging Europe and the ensuing credit crunch would destabilize this economically and institutionally fragile region.

At a European level, the provisions of the draft Constitutional Treaty of the European Union institutionally strengthen equality, which is generally conceived as a value of the Union, while, more specifically, the promotion of gender equality remains one of the Union's aims as has already been established in the Amsterdam Treaty.

But, while this approach could work in the US, the European Central Bank is institutionally constrained from raising the inflation target. Although its pledge last August to purchase unlimited quantities of short term government debt has calmed markets, activation of the ECB s outright monetary transactions program is conditional on continued fiscal retrenchment.

The challenge for the new OAS leadership both Secretary General Insulza and I were elected just a couple of months ago is to transform the Organization of American States institutionally and organizationally in such a way that it can deal much more effectively with the new intra State challenges in the Western Hemisphere.

quot Taking note also of the decision of the Conference of the Parties, on the basis of the Secretary General apos s offer, that the Convention secretariat should be institutionally linked to the United Nations, while not being fully integrated into the work programme and management structure of any particular department or programme,

Taking note also of the decision of the Conference of the Parties, on the basis of the offer of the Secretary General, that the Convention secretariat should be institutionally linked to the United Nations, while not being fully integrated into the work programme and management structure of any particular department or programme,

Precisely for this reason, many of the changes in Europe have occurred despite German opposition. In the end, the German government has had to resort to the art of the political U turn, with the result that Germany, though economically strong, has grown institutionally weaker a dynamic exemplified by its reduced influence in the ECB s Governing Council.

The battle lines are drawn between those governments that regard the free flow of information, and the ability to access it, as a matter of fundamental human rights, and those that regard official control of information as a fundamental sovereign prerogative. The contest is being waged institutionally in organizations like the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and daily in countries like Syria.

These, through institutionally established mechanisms in the case of the administrative authorities, or at the request of a party, deal with the appropriate judicial bodies the STPS the labour authorities in the states of the Federation the Federal Conciliation and Arbitration Boards the local conciliation and arbitration boards the Federal Conciliation and Arbitration Tribunal and the local conciliation and arbitration tribunals.

These, through institutionally established mechanisms in the case of the administrative authorities, or at the request of a party, deal with the appropriate judicial bodies, namely the STPS the labour authorities in the states of the Federation the Federal Conciliation and Arbitration Boards the local conciliation and arbitration boards the Federal Conciliation and Arbitration Tribunal and the local conciliation and arbitration tribunals.

Institutionally, Europe has been on the right track since the last summit, but it threatens to disintegrate from the bottom up. To save the euro which is essential, because the European project s fate depends on the success of monetary union Europe needs action now in addition to indispensable austerity measures and structural reforms, there is no way to succeed without a viable economic program that will assure growth.

And all of this was happening in a country that seemed, institutionally at least, to have put its racist past behind it. The notorious White Australia immigration policy was abandoned in the late 1960 s, robust anti discrimination legislation was enacted in the 1970 s, and innumerable efforts were made to remedy through land rights and social justice programs the injustices experienced over many decades by indigenous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

It requires a long term commitment, because landmines are a long term problem for many countries and because many of the heavily mine affected States have been weakened institutionally and financially by years of conflict. In this context, the sustainability of our assistance is realized through support for both institutional and technical development within counterpart organizations, initial support for recurrent costs, provision of technology and careful use of long term technical assistance.