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Election results are expected by 26 October.

Reporting will focus on performance against expected results.

The results are expected by the end of 2005.

The final results of the survey are expected in September.

The results of the project are expected by December 2005.

Trade liberalization by itself, however, may not produce the expected results without necessary complementary policies.

The results of the survey are expected to be available in the course of 2006.

The results of the International Violence against Women Survey were expected to be made available in 2005.

He expressed disappointment that the first approximation checkpoint of July 2005 did not provide the expected results.

In practice, the reforms so far undertaken in the renewable energy sector have not achieved the expected results.

It was pleased to note that results based budgeting was being used more widely and that a larger number of objectives, expected outcomes and results indicators had been formulated.

The work programme for the 2006 2007 biennium reflects the new approach, defining objectives and expected results of the programmatic clusters.

Results based budgeting is thus a results driven budgeting process in which programme formulation and resource justification involve a set of predefined objectives, expected outcomes, performance indicators and outputs that constitute a logical framework .

Resource requirements are linked to objectives and expected results of the major programmes following the logical framework approach shown in the figure.

Procurement services are expected to make especially critical contributions to key results for young child survival and combating HIV AIDS and malaria.

A formal evaluation is scheduled after completion of the five year period and a report on the results is expected in late 2006.

The activities to be undertaken during the last six months of 2005 are briefly described and presented, with estimated expenditures and expected results.

A Cessation of Hostilities Agreement was signed on 15 May between FNL and the Government, but its implementation has not yet yielded the expected results.

It is expected that results of this workshop will be taken into consideration at the fourteenth and fifteenth meetings of the Commission on Sustainable Development.

It is expected that the results of that review will be reported in the context of the second performance report for the 2004 2005 biennium.

The results of the joint programme are expected to contribute to scientific research in various fields, and to facilitate the understanding of mechanisms of global climate change.

The private sector response to the tsunami is expected to bring in 430 million in 2005, a significant increase of 353 million compared to results for 2004.

It is suggested that this could be an appropriate model for creating opportunities for joint work and partnership arrangements that would avoid turning expected results into endless processes.

It is equally important that performance and evaluation information provided to the intergovernmental bodies include an assessment of the adequacy of resources allocated to the achievement of expected results so as to allow for better alignment between resources and results, a linkage which has been shown to be critical to the full implementation of results based management.

Some experts pointed out that such measures imply direct action by public authorities in the functioning of the distribution market and have not necessarily led to the expected results.

The integration of a social dimension into their national macroeconomic policies had not produced the expected results, precisely because of the restructuring policies and unfair competition occasioned by globalization.

A study on the implications for employment and fiscal policies of population ageing in the Commonwealth of Independent States is under way and preliminary results are expected in early 2006.

It is expected that the mid term strategy will be endorsed in early 2007 and that the accompanying biennium business plan, including results linked projects, will be put in place.

The extent to which progress has been made against the expected accomplishments is presented in the results based frameworks, which compare actual indicators of achievement with planned indicators of achievement.

Conclusions of the MTR highlight the major findings of the reviews, including progress made towards expected results, lessons learned and a number of proposed adjustments to the current country programme.

The expected areas of UNICEF action in emergency situations are clearly identified within the respective focus areas, in terms of specific key results, targets and areas of cooperation (see table 2).

The mission highlighted the need for participating countries to prioritize the expected outcomes of the Conference, including a reduction of the number of projects, with a view to achieving meaningful results.

Mechanisms will include analyses of the donor environment, development of sustainability plans based on projections and results based budgeting frameworks that link investments with expected outcomes and impact, and vigourous advocacy.

It examined their results in relation to the expected benefits, such as job creation, technology transfer and creation of linkages with the rest of the economy, as well as fiscal revenue generation.

It is very important that all countries show their support in that regard, and we hope that through joint efforts, the Fund will be able to begin operations and achieve expected results.

In paragraph 256 of the report, UNFPA agreed with the Board's recommendation that it test the tools in the Atlas system that were expected to facilitate the implementation of results based budgeting.

In paragraph 256, UNFPA agreed with the recommendation of the Board of Auditors to test the tools within the Atlas system that are expected to facilitate the implementation of results based budgeting.

She also wondered whether the Special Rapporteur planned to adopt an alternative approach to improving migrants' living conditions, since the methods currently being employed did not seem to be yielding the expected results.