How can it be ensured that outcomes are commensurate with the increased expenditures?

However, the resources invested in combating AIDS are still not commensurate with the problem.

The new arrangement will require commitments from all countries that are commensurate with their level of development.

All endeavours to this end should be collective, as diminishing resources are not commensurate with the task.

Additional efforts, therefore, are often required to mobilize donor support commensurate with the urgent needs of affected populations.

But this is yet to be commensurate with their capability.

Hence the structural need for outside help commensurate with these needs.

operation. Communications and staff training must be commensurate with the task.

No wonder domestic consumption cannot grow in a manner commensurate with GDP.

This will require resources commensurate with the scale of the challenges ahead

Developing countries, for their part, should make efforts commensurate with their capabilities.

Despite the recommendations adopted and the appeals made, the responses were not commensurate with the requirements, and solutions are still awaited.

The General Assembly has to ensure that the resources allocated to the Programme are commensurate with the heavy demands on it.

The Centre should establish a contingency plan to ensure that planned activities and use of resources are commensurate with available funds.

The Committee was informed that these costs are commensurate with the high level of defence activity expected during the biennium 2006 2007.

This is not to suggest that we are seeking a diminished role, one more commensurate with our relative status in the world.

29. The Department of Humanitarian Affairs should be provided, from the United Nations regular budget, with staff as well as with administrative resources that are commensurate with its responsibilities.

It states that their pay levels must be commensurate with their abilities and position.

Its complement of staff and its projected growth should be commensurate with its capacity.

As such they were fully commensurate with the equal pay for equal work principle.

Reparation must always be commensurate with the gravity of the violations and the injury suffered.

92. Efforts to expand the health infrastructure continued at a rate commensurate with available funding.

Such reforms can help to ensure that budgetary resources are available at different levels of government (central, provincial, prefectural, county, township, and village), and are commensurate with expenditure responsibilities.

Now, this rising region is desperate to hear Obama s thoughts about America s role in Asia, thoughts that are commensurate with Asia s importance and with the scope of his vision.

And yet excessive accumulations of such arms, which are not commensurate with the legitimate security concerns of a country, can also be a destabilizing factor.

Differences of treatment are acceptable when they are based on reasonable and objective criteria, aim at a legitimate goal in relation to international human rights law and are commensurate with achieving that goal.

There are those who question the usefulness of action to freeze assets, arguing that amounts frozen are small and not commensurate with the effort involved in implementing the freezing measures.

Sentences were commensurate with the offence, and police officers were dismissed from the force following conviction.

It agreed with the Advisory Committee that heads of UNMIS offices should be appointed at levels commensurate with their responsibilities.

Emphasizing that resources provided to the Secretary General should be commensurate with all mandated programmes and activities,

Flexibilities in binding coverage commensurate with the ACP countries' development levels should be accorded to these countries.

In the future the number of posts should be commensurate with the volume of projected procurement services

Indeed, proportionality is an important aspect of regulation, enabling prudential measures that, rather than exceed or underestimate, are commensurate with the risks that need to be addressed.

It seeks to invest the new permanent members in particular with competences commensurate with their new responsibilities in an expanded Council.

Once such procedures are seen to be sound and beyond question, the accreditation of NIs in international forums could be commensurate with the institution's accreditation to the ICC.

An analysis of the various BCRCs shows that there are differences in the number of staff commensurate with the value of the projects undertaken for a particular period.

The two figures are commensurate with the proportion of high priority and low priority designated outputs in total implementation, namely 12 per cent and 4 per cent respectively.

The size of the haircut tended to be commensurate with the depth of the economic recession before restructuring.

Obligations of acceding landlocked developing countries should be commensurate with their stage of development and their particular situation.

(d) Mobilization of funding at levels commensurate with the operational and infrastructure needs of the UNODC biennial budget.

Today it is time for serious, meaningful changes, changes commensurate with the needs of our rapidly changing world.

It should encompass policy aspects commensurate with the Charter responsibilities deriving from Article I, that the United Nations

Authority commensurate with the responsibility delegated will empower officials to take the actions required in achieving stated goals.

6.9 The Committee further recommends that the State party provide the applicant with relief commensurate with the moral damage he has suffered.

(e) Cost effectiveness the extent to which the outcomes of the Committee are commensurate with the resources invested, in terms of both the quantity and quality of its deliberations.