In this respect, BFC ensured that overall budget envelopes for operating costs are respected and appropriate adjustments and redeployment of funds is made to cater for unforeseen expenditure.

The Committee notes from the information provided in section V.B of the proposed budget for 2010/11 (A/64/632) that, given the time frame for UNMIS to implement the various construction projects throughout the Mission area, the limited capacity and the short time frame available during the dry season to undertake any construction work, the Mission determined that permanent structures would be built to cater for any shortfalls in accommodation requirements for staff in sector headquarters as a result of the reconfiguration of military units and the additional presence of substantive personnel at the state level, before any replacement of existing hard-wall accommodation.

In the interest of inclusiveness and sustainability, there is an increasing need to cater to greener and better jobs along with the decent work agenda.

The Assembly commended the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization , for which the promotion of a culture of peace is the expression of its fundamental mandate, for further strengthening the activities it has undertaken to promote a culture of peace, and invited UNESCO to consider the feasibility of creating a special fund under the Organization to cater to the country-specific projects for the effective promotion of a culture of peace.

The Annual Caps were determined by the Directors after taking into account, amongst other things, (i) the estimate of the future demand for the Scope Products, which was determined with reference to the historical demand and production trend for the Scope Products; (ii) the historical demand for remote control in respect of the Scope Products; (iii) the pricing trend of the Scope Products and remote control; (iv) additional buffer to cater for possible fluctuation of material costs as a result of possible changes in market conditions; and (v) possible change of the Completion Date.

Both new facilities include state-of-theart medical equipment, and cater for a variety of specialised fields of medicine.

The support for ordinary schools to cater for students with SEN is also applicable to NCS students with SEN.

3.29 We are satisfied that the refined regulatory framework is an improvement over the 2007 proposal since it is more flexible, comprehensive and caters more to the updated situation on the pesticide front in the local and international arena.

Activities targeting risk groups are conducted both in health centres and in a domestic or community environment within the programmes drawn up by each health service on the basis of the health needs of the population for which they cater.

It recommended giving priority to children with disabilities in such strategies, suggesting initiatives for teacher training, especially in rural and remote areas, and to ensure that all schools provide proper resources that cater for special needs.

Australia’s flexible English language institutions cater for everyone from beginner to advanced, and you can enrole at virtually any time of the year.

The National Commissions considered it necessary to establish global frameworks and networks for capacity-building in the planning and management of education systems that cater, inter alia, for social inclusion through art education and sport, with emphasis on the implementation of the International Convention against Doping in Sport.

Our capacity to accommodate the 2014 G20 Leaders Summit is testament to our world-class convention facilities while our educational institutions cater for thousands of international students including large numbers from China and Hong Kong.

This is also demonstrated by the recent construction of Police structures to cater for the detention facilities for child offenders and women.

(c) To consider practical modalities in addressing the issues of restructuring the NSF, including establishing a severance scheme to cater for the needs of retirees, those wounded or killed in action, among others.

Education must cater for the psychological or mental state of the child; assist the child to cope with the emergency; danger; threat or manipulation.

Having examined 33 C/DR.40 (submitted by Kenya), concerning paragraph 02220, proposing assistance to be given to Member States to develop science, technology and innovation policies for sustainable development and economic growth, and requesting the provision of $500,000 (regular programme: $100,000; extrabudgetary resources: $400,000), the Commission recommends that the General Conference decide that the aims of this draft resolution are common with the DR. 30 and its underlying concerns are already catered for with the adoption of DR. 30 noting that seed funding would be provided and extrabudgetary resources would be mobilized to this end.

1.3.1 The main purpose of the WDII project is to provide land within the WDII project area for the construction of the Trunk Road (comprising the CWB which runs from Rumsey Street Flyover and the Central Interchange in Central Reclamation Phase I through the CRIII and WDII project areas, and the IECL which provides connection from the eastern portal of the CWB to the IEC), and other key transport infrastructure including the necessary ground level roads for connection to the Trunk Road and to cater for through traffic from Central to Wan Chai and Causeway Bay.

To cater for some exceptional cases, CLAF should be empowered to consider other financial resources, such as net assets and turnover.

(c) Encourage the training and assessment of older drivers, the design of safer roadways and the development of new kinds of vehicles that cater to the needs of older persons and persons with disabilities.

(d) An appropriate regulatory framework to ensure the provision of adapted and quality education services so as to cater to the different types of special needs/disabilities of children aged between 3 and 20 years.

Despite being organized differently to cater to the specific needs and priorities of the regions which they serve, all the Regional Commissions share key objectives aiming to foster economic integration at the subregional and regional levels, to promote the regional implementation of internationally agreed goals, including the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and to support regional development by contributing to bridge economic, social and environmental gaps among their member countries and subregions.

The following ideas can be considered when adapting learning and teaching resources to cater for student diversity: y Make reference to the learning targets of the curriculum and identify the key building blocks in topics. y Design differentiated learning activities that actively engage all students in the learning process. y Tailor the learning and teaching resources for students with different abilities and learning styles by, for example, designing more challenging learning tasks or ill-defined problems for more able students, and more systematic and organised learning tasks or straightforward problems for the less able ones.

The HPMP technical working groups and the Indonesian government carried out a detailed analysis and modeling of future HCFC-22 demand, and concluded that in order to ensure continued availability of HCFC-22 for servicing the existing population as well as cater to the expected population increase until 2015, it would be necessary to allow the HCFC-22 consumption in the Servicing Sector to increase in a controlled manner, by an average level of 6.7% annually until 2015, taking into account retirement of portions of the existing population and ingress of new population during 2011 to 2015.

It was suggested that the International Labour Organization should work with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development in examining flexible work arrangements (such as part-time work) that catered to the specific needs of women.