The point about democracy is not instrumental.

The NPT is instrumental for this objective.

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It is our hope that it will be instrumental in integrating gender perspectives across the entire United Nations system.

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In general, however, the instrumental role of income is more important.

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Conceptually, however, there is no reason why it cannot be considered as having both a constituent and an instrumental role.

Indeed, income is regarded by many observers only as an instrumental variable.

But it is also instrumental in allowing the person to enjoy other freedoms, including freedom of work or freedom of movement.

It turned out to be absolutely instrumental many decades later in proving Fermat's Last Theorem.

Violence is not simply instrumental, nor is it merely a tactic for terrorist organizations instead, it is their defining characteristic, giving such groups their sense of identity and differentiating them from political activists.

But then at the very end is where we have the instrumental record in black.

The view was expressed that Mode 1 is instrumental in expanding trading opportunities through outsourcing.

Stanley was instrumental in my getting this job.

Income is only one constituent element of well being, but more importantly, it plays an instrumental role determining the enjoyment of other elements constituting well being.

It would combine income and human development as components of capability, both as constituent and as instrumental variables.

But we get these instrumental and near instrumental quality records of temperature change that go back hundreds of years, and we put them together.

Economical, efficient and effective procurement is instrumental in the achievement of the organisation's key goals and objectives.

(d) Musical expressions, such as songs and instrumental music

If the obligation of poverty eradication is derived from the instrumental role of human rights, then even if the latter are realized, there may be other factors or instrumental variables that prevent poverty eradication, and human rights obligations for State agencies and the international community would not necessarily entail policies to tackle those other instrumental variables.

It has been instrumental in the restructuring, upgrading and diversification processes of many developing countries. (UNCTAD, 1995a, pp. 125 224).

Markets are purely instrumental means for the efficient allocation of resources.

FAO also made significant progress in restructuring to decentralize operations, which is instrumental to gender mainstreaming at the regional level.

The head is not more native to the heart, the hand more instrumental to the mouth than is the throne of Denmark to thy father.

Their efforts have been instrumental to ensuring that progress is made in implementing the Convention, but much more needs to be done.

In other words, the defining characteristic is not the activity so much as the purpose and from this perspective, organized crime is simply an instrumental activity.

Nevertheless, international support can be instrumental in enhancing the effectiveness of national efforts.

Nevertheless, international support can be instrumental in enhancing the effectiveness of national efforts.

The sustainable management of marine litter is a perfect illustration of a global and transboundary marine environmental problem and for this reason it is anticipated that the United Nations system will be instrumental in tackling this global challenge.

It also focuses on both processes and outcomes of changing social arrangements and policies, emphasizing both the constitutive and the instrumental role of freedoms.

It is of the view that the experience and political weight of lawmakers and their international organizations will be instrumental in following up on the Advisory Opinion issued by the International Court of Justice.

The decisions adopted will be instrumental in defining specific measures to enhance its effectiveness.

Additionally, regional organizations can play an instrumental role in bringing about long term peace.

(e) Certain decisions instrumental in arriving at or in following up a procedural decision.

His efforts have been instrumental in keeping humanitarian issues on the international political agenda.

In any case, it should be possible to go quite far in implementing measures for eradicating poverty, based on the instrumental role of human rights

We believe that this Conference should be instrumental in keeping the international debate on a global ban on landmines on track, and it is encouraging to note that the problem of anti personnel landmines is on the agenda of this session.

In this context, it tries to set down all possible connections between instrumental offences and terrorist acts stricto sensu, namely through the centralization of criminal information.

This means that gender equality is not only a question of social justice, but is also instrumental to and a precondition of economic empowerment, environmental management and sustainable development.

More importantly, this idea plays an instrumental role in preventing the threat of nuclear war.

The making of Iraq's new constitution can be instrumental for forging a new national consensus.