To help Africa build up its capacity to tackle the spread of the HIV AIDS pandemic and other infectious diseases.

First you have to build up your vocabulary.

But all too often the EU fails to live up to its potential.

Russia s government has also sought to showcase its growing military potential.

(f) Strengthen the capacity of countries, in particular developing countries, to significantly increase the production of forest products from sustainably managed forests

Fear of failure prevents many people from reaching their full potential.

What should African nations do to advance their scientific and technological capabilities?

Now incapable of intimidating anyone, Britain has opted for developing its potential to inspire.

It would also reclaim its own global prestige and potential for progress in other areas.

To be sure, no economy can realize its full potential only by having entrepreneurial firms.

(m) Strengthen national and local capacity in keeping with their conditions for the development and adaptation of forest related technologies, including technologies for the use of fuelwood

The potential is obvious.

Governments, too, have a role to play in creating an environment in which their citizens can reach their potential.

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Second, improvements in the investment climate are vital, especially if India is to realize its potential in manufacturing.

The potential for abuse is enormous.

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Now, the discussion should focus on how to enable the SDR to reach its potential as an instrument of international cooperation.

Concerned that the continued financial difficulties faced by the Centre have impaired its ability to realize its full potential and to fulfil its mandate adequately,

7. Encourages the Secretary General to continue to improve the capacity of the Organization to respond effectively to the requests of Member States through coherent, adequate support of their efforts to achieve the goals of good governance and democratization

6. Encourages the Secretary General to continue to improve the capacity of the Organization to respond effectively to the requests of Member States by providing coherent and adequate support for their efforts to achieve the goals of good governance and democratization

(i) Strengthen, through enhanced bilateral, regional and international cooperation, the capacity of countries to combat effectively illicit international trafficking in forest products, including timber, wildlife and other forest biological resources

Military reforms have stalled, as if Russia had all the time in the world to rationalize and modernize its defenses.

Concerned that the continuing financial difficulties faced by the Regional Centre have impaired its ability to realize its full potential and to fulfil its mandate adequately,

5. Encourages the Secretary General to continue to improve the capacity of the Organization to respond effectively to the requests of Member States by providing coherent and adequate support for their efforts to achieve the goals of good governance and democratization

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But its transformative potential is obvious.

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Tom clearly has potential.

Al Qaeda lost its central organizational capacity, but it became a symbol and focal point around which like minded imitators could rally.

Only with inter connection in the 1990 s, above all through the Internet, did the PC realize its potential.

The struggle for independence, he explained, was aimed at creating the kind of efficient administrative and economic structures that would enable Scotland to reach its potential.

Institutions that live and die by relative performance felt obliged to increase their internet holdings.