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[...] [...] scene and could not be found.

[...] templates on impact indicators for use by affected country Parties have been developed and tested through pilot impact indicator tracking exercises at the national [...]

[...] relates to the following: (a) the delayed impact of one P-3 post approved as from 2011 to provide support to the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities; (b) the proposed establishment of five new posts as follows: (i) the P-4 post to assist the Committee on Enforced Disappearances in liaising with petitioners and States parties concerned, draft decisions and views under the individual communications procedure and followup on the implementation of the Committee’s views; (ii) one new P-3 post to assist the Committee [...] [...]

[...] [...] include the following elements: (a) collusion occurs where two or more suppliers or contractors, or one or more supplier(s) or contractor(s) and the procuring entity, work in tandem to manipulate the market in a way detrimental to obtaining an optimal outcome in the given procurement; (b) the manipulation might affect the price, keeping it artificially high, or other elements of a submission (such as the quality offered); alternatively, it could involve an agreement to share the market by artificially inflating prices or artificially distorting other elements of a submission, or an agreement not to present submissions or otherwise to distort fair competition; (c) collusion would probably violate the law of the State; (d) collusion involved the intention of the parties concerned to collude; and (e) the complicity of representatives of the procuring entity in collusion was not uncommon.

[...] frequently invisible and users of all sorts, from petty criminals to adventurers [...] [...]

This approach also reveals critical aspects of intra-gender discrimination and inequality, which up until now have been invisible in efforts to treat all women homogenously in the responses to violence.

This, however, should not affect the ability of [...]

[...] [...] repeated the fragmented, unfocused structure of the previous C/4 document, thus reducing the impact of the Organization, that [...] [...]

[...] abduction, or where the disappeared person was last seen (indication of town [...]

The assessment report’s (see S/2012/42) presentation of the impact of the Libyan crisis on the Sahel region leads to two observations: first, about the [...] [...]

[...] incentivizing steps to identify and follow small-scale or pilot initiatives to monitor and assess their potential for learning and impact.

[...] [...] Committee have a direct impact on any reparation which [...]

[...] [...] missions, with resource specificities arising from differences in mandates becoming evident in the second year of operations only (see A/65/696, para. 34).

The views and opinions expressed do not necessarily [...]

[...] [...] education about discrimination, treatment, care and support); (c) put in place appropriate monitoring and evaluation mechanisms for assessing progress and keeping track of evolving needs and resources.

[...] [...] a crime against humanity (on the definition of enforced disappearances as a crime against humanity, see the WGEID’s general comment on this issue).

However, from a project position it is difficult to ‘effect’ (accomplish) this if workloads of the organisations preclude such involvement or if the subject matter to the project activities are not immediately, or currently, seen as totally relevant to their operations.

[...] and some of his colleagues in cabinet (see Section V below).

[...] [...] regional standards, that it was not necessary to discuss further guidance on traceability, impact of food safety private standards, [...] [...]

In future studies, AOI eye-tracking could also be utilized not only within a single webpage or interface screen, but also across different pages of a site (see Pan et al., 2004), multiple exposures to a site (see Josephson [...] [...]

[...] [...] difficult task of finding common ground among all parties concerned in reaching consensus agreement on the Plan in spite of all the complexities and points of view on this issue.

[...] [...] assessment, the manner of considering consumer preferences as part of factors influencing Codex standards, and on the fulfilment of all Codex requirements to support [...]

In the view of the Coordinator, shared by his interlocutors, it could become the focus of an effective functional mechanism that would set clear benchmarks for achieving progress in [...] [...]