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"I would do anything I could to help any of my colleagues, Republican or Democrat, be more effective on behalf of the state," Mr. D'Amato said.

"The closeness of the relationship gives us a chance to talk about issues of concern, what really is effective on behalf of the people of Rwanda.

Supporting governments to be more effective on behalf of the people they serve involves tackling crime levels and corruption.

The SPR provides an opportunity to review how UNICEF operates and identifies optimum strategies that will enable the organization to deliver more effectively, and in a cost effective manner, on behalf of the children of Sudan.

Such an approach will lead to broader coalitions and effective advocacy on behalf of our region.

He had become a hero to conservatives overnight with an enormously effective speech on behalf of Barry Goldwater in 1964 called "A Time for Choosing," which was broadcast nationwide a week before the election.

And, crazily, it's the place where some of the most courageous and effective voices on behalf of oppressed Palestinians belong to Israeli rabbis — like Arik Ascherman, the executive director of Rabbis for Human Rights.

The vacuum of authority that has existed at the European level because legitimacy was lacking — and thus the incapacity to take effective action on behalf of all European citizens — will be filled.

Those who are simply friends or acquaintances of executives, or are high-profile individuals with little or no familiarity with the complexities of fund operations and regulatory issues, can hardly be counted on to be effective watchdogs on behalf of shareholders.

But Ford's political success grew from more traditional roots, in his effective performance on behalf of his city council constituency, Ward 2, which lies in Toronto's north-west suburb of Etobicoke, one of six cities which had been independent parts of Metro Toronto until being "amalgamated" into the City of Toronto in 1998.

An iconoclastic personality and a willful self-promoter — "Let's just say he was a holder of strong and not always supportable notions," Mr. Van Leer said — he became known in San Diego as an effective gadfly on behalf of the city's Victorian architecture, much of which he drew.