No bilateral donor agency can substitute for the scale of UN expertise and engagement, though these agencies can be important partners in a global effort.No bilateral donor agency can substitute for the scale of UN expertise and engagementThis under-appreciated capacity is why the UN system has vastly outperformed expectations in Kosovo, East Timor and other tough assignments in recent years.
When the multivariate relationship between individual scales and overall score was analysed, there was a close association between five scales (Use of Expertise, Cognitive Congruence, Test Orientation, Role Congruence and Cooperation Orientation).
The case for membership "EU funds provide for large-scale activities of expertise across multiple countries.
Second-tier accountancy firms lack the international scale and depth of expertise needed to audit big, public companies and thus to rival the Big Four.
By sharing the costs of research computing support across many research groups, SBGrid achieves efficiencies through economies of scale, the sharing of expertise and cooperation to promote common goals.
The resultant six scales are: Use of expertise (UE): the degree to which the tutor uses his/her knowledge of relevant subject matter to help students (e.g. "The tutor used his/her subject-matter knowledge to help us").
Clients sometimes get the benefit of American economies of scale, American expertise regarding weapons systems and quality control and built-in transparency and corruption safeguards.
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