It can be seen that explosions contribute substantially to the growing population.

Italy will continue to contribute substantially to those efforts, both bilaterally and multilaterally.

We believe that such an instrument would contribute substantially to the efforts to combat terrorism.

11. Moreover, the Government of Switzerland will substantially contribute to the organization of side events.

We contribute substantially to development and conflict resolution, and we will continue to increase that contribution.

That would contribute substantially to a better understanding of the ties that exist between gender and security.

Instead, they asked which States had the demonstrated capacity to contribute substantially to international peace and security.

Some Governments had increased their contributions substantially, and others had begun to contribute significant amounts for the first time.

We must strengthen the international community's cultural resources and compassion to contribute substantially and work together towards a culture of peace.

Careful monitoring and reporting of progress in their implementation should contribute substantially to ensuring the faithful discharge of these new mandates.

The European Union, as the major donor to post conflict reconstruction and development, will substantially contribute to the peacebuilding commission's work.

Resolution 1325 (2000), however, recognizes the true dimension of women's capabilities to contribute to and to be equal partners with men in peace processes and to contribute substantially to the development of their societies.

Instruments tackling market failures and offering incentives to provide watershed protection, recreation, carbon sequestration, among many other non market benefits, contribute substantially to sustainable forest management.

Switzerland was certain that full implementation of the United Nations Programme of Action would contribute substantially to the building of a safer and more peaceful world.

Decision makers in developing countries must be convinced that a judicious expenditure of limited resources on space programmes would substantially contribute to social stability and economic growth.

Reaffirming that the promotion of all human rights, including the right to development, and the elimination of extreme poverty can contribute substantially to the promotion and consolidation of democracy,

The Convention stipulates marking of the explosives, which will enable to detect those substances and in turn will substantially contribute to the prevention of terrorist acts by those means.

Reaffirming that the promotion of all human rights, including the right to development, and the elimination of extreme poverty can contribute substantially to the promotion and consolidation of democracy,

Reaffirming that the promotion of all human rights, including the right to development, and the elimination of extreme poverty can contribute substantially to the promotion and consolidation of democracy,

With this in mind, my country strongly supports a review of the Central Emergency Revolving Fund (CERF) and has already announced its determination to contribute substantially to a strengthened CERF.

The project is expected to contribute substantially to consolidating the democratic process and sensitizing Liberians, both in government and in civil society, to the concept and practice of good governance.

The 2004 TCPR resolved that donor and other countries are in a position to substantially increase their contributions to core budgets and wherever possible to contribute on a multi year basis.

However, it stressed that the proposal addressed only one element of the selection process and took the view that it would not contribute substantially to reducing the actual time period for recruitment.

This is a substantially large impact.

You really reduce congestion quite substantially.

Each attempt was substantially different from the other.

Average tariff rates dropped substantially (see table 3).

And yet now it's represented in substantially finer grain.

Switzerland suggests formalizing the panels of experts so that they can contribute more substantially to the work of the Council and thus allow it to identify minimum norms and standards that would guide the exploitation of natural resources in conflict zones.

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Southern Europe could shrink its taxes and social services substantially

The speakers suggested priorities for addressing cross border problems substantially.

UNIDIR has now increased its work on disarmament education substantially.

Reporting on assumptions improved substantially compared with the firstnational communications.

However, it is substantially based on a vast illegal economy.

This, substantially, is what the people's witnesses will testify to.

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The government s recent reform of the energy sector will contribute directly to economic performance by reducing the cost of manufacturing. In the context of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the resulting increase in manufacturing competitiveness promises to boost Mexico s growth substantially.

The landmark decision by the European Council that European Union member States should further substantially raise their Official Development Assistance (ODA) by the year 2010 demonstrated the willingness of the European Union, including Austria, to actively contribute to the fulfilment of the MDGs.

In November 1996 the High Commissioner will send a letter to the permanent missions of all States inviting them, as recommended by the General Assembly and the Commission, to contribute regularly to the Fund or, if possible, substantially to increase their contributions.

So, clearly, we were in a substantially better place for this.

So, substantially larger than we even thought we would go initially.

UNDP country offices generate knowledge that could substantially strengthen its approach.

It was replaced by a substantially reduced Rule of Law Department.

In addition, it has amended the bracketed paragraph 14(2) substantially.