Primarily, country offices noted that UN Reform permitted UNICEF to exert more influence over the UN system in terms of the issues of importance to UNICEF, such as the human rights-based approach, and child protection issues.
But the important portfolios Labor will hold, including the Defense and Foreign Ministries, should permit it to exert a moderating influence on the new government's policies.
The Babenbergs also were given the right of approving the exercise of jurisdiction by other powers within the new duchy, permitting Henry to exert pressure against rival internal powers, secular as well as ecclesiastical.
In addition, the prolonged life span permits PMN to exert their enhanced ability to fight against gram-positive bacteria for a longer period of time.
The concurrent decline of Pax6 expression and increase of Crx expression in developing rat pinealocytes may reflect a similar functional relationship between these two transcription factors, permitting CRX to exert its control over transcription of the melatonin synthesizing enzymes and pinealocyte differentiation [ 7].
The rules grew out of a concern that if lawyers were permitted to interact directly with potential clients, they would exert excessive influence and encourage suits that might not otherwise be filed.
She asserts that there is little scientific or public consensus on whether individuals ought to be permitted to withdraw previously collected research samples if they exert their right to withdraw from the study.
First, as noted by Chen et al. (2003), there is little scientific or public consensus on whether individuals ought to be permitted to withdraw previously collected research samples if they exert their right to withdraw from the study.
Unfortunately, the weak health system and poor clinical skills (including poor referral skills) of birth attendants permitted these factors to exert their maximum negative influences on perinatal mortality.
He declared: This vast debt, if permitted to become permanent and increasing, must eventually be gathered into the hands of a few, and enable them to exert a dangerous and controlling power in the affairs of the government.
