But, to reap these benefits, we must close the deal.

If Spain leads the way, all of Europe will ultimately reap the benefits.

These, as a result of illegal drug trafficking, often reap most of the economic benefits.

We shall reap great benefits if we sow the seeds of peace and cooperation now.

Another, related, fallacy is the assumption that reforms can reap benefits only in the long run.

That includes the right of every State to reap the benefits of the peaceful uses of space.

Bolivians also ask why foreigners reap all the benefits of today s high prices for oil and gas?

In the process, we also aspire to reap our due share of benefits for the people of Bangladesh.

These workers will reap large benefits from living in societies with stable or gradually declining populations.

As a natural regional leader, Serbia can expect to reap the benefits as all states advance toward membership.

There are a number of open and collaborative projects from which developing countries can reap great benefits.

However, so far only a fraction of existing SMEs have been able to reap the benefits of these opportunities.

In order for developing countries to reap the benefits of globalization, an enabling external economic environment for development is required.

In a similar context, those who reap benefits from the existing international order are introducing into it their own ideology.

As interdependent partners, we should forge ahead together so that, together, we may reap the common benefits of the new order.

18. Nevertheless, much remains to be done for public health to enable all sections of the population to reap its benefits.

(e) The School as a Focus for Development. The Agency's developmental approach to school planning continues to reap benefits in all fields.

Countries in the region expected to reap benefits from services negotiations through the temporary movement of natural persons supplying services (Mode 4).

Nevertheless, there were differences among those countries, and some that had implemented structural adjustment programmes were already beginning to reap the benefits.

If a group cannot solve the free rider problem then it cannot reap the benefits of cooperation and group selection cannot get started.

But China s government and others that practice Internet censorship still want to reap the economic benefits of connectivity. That tension leads to imperfect compromises.

The latter, in turn, provides strong incentives for countries to address institutional shortcomings so that they can reap the potential benefits of external financial liberalization.

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As a result, significant backlogs of work must be systematically reduced before the secretariat can begin to reap the benefits of the new systems quot . 25

First, they could allow all countries to reap the benefits of a bilateral mutual recognition deal by agreeing not to impose restrictive rules of origin.

Early movers may pay a slightly higher price today for these strategies, but they and the world will reap long term economic and environmental benefits.

Mr. Kang (Republic of Korea) said that developing countries needed to enhance their production capacities in order to reap the full benefits of international trade.

In order to reap the benefits of European integration, it must be achieved through individual interactions, economic and otherwise, facilitated by the removal of regulatory barriers.

The payoff is huge if they get it right accelerated development as economies reap the benefits of a burgeoning working age population and lower dependency ratios.

It is a positive development because the diffusion of space technologies into the commercial market place has allowed more countries to reap the benefits of those technologies and has produced a variety of spin off benefits from them.

It should be borne in mind, however, that all countries must be in a position to reap benefits from the agreement that would ultimately be concluded.

If the transition process had been adequately managed and regulated, it would in theory have been possible to reap the benefits of liberalization and privatization in full.

UNCTAD could help developing countries build their institutional capacity to reap benefits from global trade and investment, thereby supporting their development and poverty reduction efforts.

If the renminbi were to gain in value, poor countries exports would become more competitive, and their economies would become better positioned to reap the benefits of globalization.

It was suggested that, in order to reap the benefits of liberalization, domestic regulation would need to be put in place before liberalization of the service in question.

The challenge for producers within value chains is to determine how and where (in which markets) to position themselves so as to best reap the benefits of globalization.

SMEs' ability to reap the potential benefits of globalization depends on how well they are prepared for the new market conditions and the increased competition on the global market.

Provided jobs are available for the rising number of workers, a country can reap the benefits of increased production and lower costs associated with the decreasing proportion of dependants.

But it is important to remember that the international community must follow through on the commitments it has made if it is to reap the benefits of its deliberations.

Escaped crocodile in Siem Reap.

You reap what you sow.

For every worker and firm affected adversely by import competition, there is one or more worker and firm expecting to reap the benefits of access to markets abroad.

Let me reap the consequences of karma.

To reap the benefits, sub Saharan Africa must form an oil based confederation under the tutelage of thoroughly reformed regional groupings aimed at encouraging economic integration and political union.

The European Union, which by now was beginning to reap the benefits of globalization, transforming it into the most affluent consumer market in history, eventually comprising some 500 million people.