The Palestinian Authority is the underpinning for a still incipient State to be the Palestinians understandably expect it to discharge the responsibilities which normally fall to the Government in a State.

17. Another constraint is the weakness of institutional underpinning.

Thirdly, the premises underpinning the Akosombo Accord were fundamentally flawed.

Table 1 Comparative advantages underpinning UNCDF ability to deliver effectively

An in dwelling compassionate presence, underpinning and sustaining all things.

To assist the country in reaching this goal, the European Union Police Mission has provided advice in the introduction of new border control legislation underpinning the new State Investigation and Protection Agency.

The EU Police Mission has provided advice at all stages leading up to the introduction of new laws on surveillance of the State border and the State Border Service, which bring together and update the legislation underpinning the Agency and its work.

Basic strategic research on insects and other arthropods using state of the art methods provides the required scientific underpinning for the development of environmentally safe and affordable pest and vector control technologies.

It will also serve as a critical underpinning to the other MTSP focus areas.

Underpinning much of this is technology, and of late, exponentially growing technologies.

Differences of opinion within the Committee enabled terrorists to attack the fundamental values underpinning the Organization.

While there is general acceptance of the concepts underpinning the Convention, there is at the same time a need for State practice to conform to the specific obligations that give expression to these concepts.

A change in German leadership would, therefore, raise questions about Europe s policy underpinning.

The goals of the Peacebuilding Commission meshed with the conceptual framework underpinning the UNHCR Convention Plus unit.

When the eurozone was created, it was widely understood that fiscal discipline was a crucial underpinning.

The consensus underpinning disarmament and non proliferation has eroded, and the multilateral disarmament machinery has been weakened.

The handbook now has 14 chapters describing the methodology underpinning the current round of the International Comparison Programme.

The new study uses an approach similar to that underpinning Germany s 2020 emissions reduction target of 40 .

The exchange rate has been adjusted, and, given international conditions, is relatively stable, underpinning Ukraine s international competitiveness.

And when you think about food, the underpinning of food in both cases is potentially problematic agriculture.

These and other initiatives are necessary to the underpinning of the peaceful transition towards a new South Africa.

The precision of the numbers underpinning the deal is a façade, if not a reflection of an alternate reality.

Meanwhile, the jewel of American capitalism, the financial sector, caused the crisis and is underpinning the US current account deficit.

Underpinning comparisons of different models is the wish to find an absolutely secure way of generating wealth and prosperity.

A round table series on peace and security provided academic insight into the theory and ideology underpinning field operations.

Ensuring independence and impartiality in the prosecutorial system is an essential underpinning to the credibility and legitimacy of a court.

It was recognized that the securing of durable international peace and security required the underpinning of economic and social progress.

In our view, the two central messages of the report are a reflection of the mutual responsibility and accountability underpinning NEPAD.

In particular, the Charter, in its article 29 recognizes the common heritage principle, which is a major underpinning of the Convention.

But it cannot rely only on some local economic breakthrough without any broader cultural and strategic underpinning.

4. Also requests the Secretary General to make proposals to streamline and simplify the administration and management structure underpinning those activities

It provides comparative data on selected aspects of industrial performance and on the structural drivers underpinning the industrial performance of countries.

In utilizing specific strategies for wealth creation, use as major criteria the values underpinning human development, especially the human rights framework.

The legal, political, social and economic pillars of apartheid were the underpinning of every aspect of daily life in South Africa.

Ultimately, the commission's success will be determined by the common goals underpinning it and the engagement and support of the parties concerned.

An evaluation of the Programme in 1992 confirmed that it filled an important gap in underpinning new UNDP programme thrusts.

While Iraq is clearly a special case, the analysis underpinning the Paris Club decisions concerning the other cases is not clear.20

Women's and girls' bodies have become objects and commodities, underpinning the gender violence of prostitution and trafficking of women and girls.

Therefore, Austria will strive to contribute to creating the socio economic underpinning for a prospering democracy, using bilateral and multilateral channels.

It would provide an unequivocal underpinning for the multilateral achievement of our common goal through an orderly but expeditious negotiating process.

And after 17 years of photographing large industrial landscapes, it occurred to me that oil is underpinning the scale and speed.

But, given that overinvestment in the 1990 s was part of the problem underpinning the recession, lower interest rates did not stimulate much investment.

The new party barely six months old has realigned Israeli politics by transforming the entire framework of ideological assumptions underpinning the country s security strategy.

This downward pressure on prices has allowed Western central banks to follow expansionary monetary policies, underpinning higher employment and growth.

The short answer is no. Indeed, the two main arguments underpinning claims that inadequate education is to blame for poor economic performance are weak, at best.