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Gigabit Traffic Shaping – the traffic shaping functionality is now more effectively utilized in Gigabit network environments, which enables you to configure your pipes at full speed.

Don’t try and swim against the rip and if you are confident, swim parallel to the beach.

Charged with the important tasks of providing medical treatment for rare and complicated illnesses and training doctors of the next generation, they are the mainstay in maintaining the superiority of our health care system.

[...] [...] all human rights flowed and not a specific [...]

For "overcurrent" and "undercurrent", the values relate to set nominal current of the current transformer i.e. the selected current transformer connection.

The Office of the European Union to Hong Kong and Macao in cooperation with Campus France, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and European Consulates General will hold the European Higher Education Fair (EHEF) 2013 on 9th and 10th March 2013 at the Hong Kong Central Library in Causeway Bay.

[...] [...] countries in global trade flows through trade facilitation; [...] [...]

In 2008, the United Nations Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (UNESCO) established the International Centre for South-South Cooperation in Science, Technology and Innovation, in Malaysia; it is creating a clearinghouse of best practices to facilitate the sharing of experience.

The China-France Fashion & Luxury Salon attracts several hundred domestic and foreign experts, as well as senior managers and professionals in the fashion and luxury industry, to exchange views on key issues such as the training and development of the leading figures of Chinese fashion and luxury industry, and how Chinese enterprises can build world-class brands.

The main responsibilities of the regional tier of the new system have now been identified as the following, and will henceforth take priority over all other activities previously carried out by regional bureaux/advisers: (i) provision of expertise and internal staff capacity-building (in coordination with Headquarters and institutes) to cluster and national offices; (ii) development of regional situation analyses, strategies and syntheses; (iii) networks, clearing houses, documentation centres and databases (e.g. on expertise available in the region); (iv) assistance in fund-raising at the regional level for projects/activities of cluster and national offices; and (v) designing programmes with regional coverage on areas of priority to the Organization for adaptation and implementation at cluster/national level.

Proposals for principal priorities included: a clearing-house function for UNESCO to promote networking of documentation centres focusing on media activities, media policies and media research all over the world; promotion of universal access to information and knowledge, in particular through greater support to the Information for All Programme (IFAP); support to the media in conflict and transition areas; the strengthening of media governance and media/information literacy; support to programmes for libraries and archives; and encouragement of the private sector and institutional partnerships to advance the use of information and communication technologies.

[...] [...] in order to mainstream those issues [...]

(b) Decide that countries with low volumes of installed halon capacities should concentrate project activities on stakeholders workshops, training, development of import controls/bans and awareness-raising, and consider the creation of a regional clearing house providing information on sources for recycled halons and on alternatives.

In this regard, the Working Group may wish to note that European Consumer Centres’ Network (ECC-Net) selects its ODR providers in accordance with European Union law and eConsumer.gov does so in accordance with Alternative Dispute Resolution Guidelines Agreement reached between Consumers International and the Global Business Dialogue on Electronic Commerce (“GDBe-Consumers International Agreement”) whereas under the OAS/ODR proposal, the selection of provider is from a list of ODR providers maintained by a central clearing house (Article 5 of OAS/ODR proposal).

The DFID China Senior Environment Advisor (John Warburton) and Director of MWR International Economic & Technology Exchange Center (Mr Yu Xingjun, Project Steering Committee Member) delivered speech on behalf of their own organisations and made positive comments on the activities conducted in Gansu.

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[...] [...] Malaysia; new sales and logistic center opened in Ellwangen in south of Germany; Publication of filtration industry’s first sustainability report; Launch of Hi-Flo XL series of low-energy filters; New modern distribution and logistics centre opened in [...] [...]

As a member of IATTC, Peru noted benefits from the exchange of data and information to facilitate decision-making on fisheries conservation and management measures at technical and annual meetings.

Each of the 13 Occupational Group Managers would continue the responsibilities for reviewing applications, identifying candidates for further assessment by subject matter experts, that is, expert panels, serving as Secretary for the expert panel under his or her purview and consolidating findings and interview reports from the panel for presentation to the Field Central Review Bodies, monitoring incumbency rates in the field operations for positions in his or her occupational group, managing his or her assigned roster, developing shortlists for programme managers in the field operations and determining when outreach activities should be conducted to address gaps in the roster, especially in gender and geographic representation, and determining the mobility opportunities for staff members currently serving in the field so as to rotate staff among relevant duty stations.

The amount of $94,300 is proposed for travel in connection with the following seminars/conferences/workshops: a European Union steering committee meeting and NATO staff talks, both to be held in Brussels; an “education day”; United States Army lessons-learned exercises to be held in Kansas and in Washington, D.C.; an annual meeting of the Global Clearinghouse for Peacekeeping Capacity-Building; an annual peacekeeping policy workshop; annual workshops with various peacekeeping think tanks and academic communities; and a workshop on child protection in peacekeeping, aimed at the conclusion of new strategic frameworks and agreements and the strengthening of existing operational and strategic relationships.

To add ", in an open manner, encourage more Hong Kong-based operators to actively open new routes, fully utilize the new airport," after "the Government should"; to insert "suitably" before "open up the "fifth freedom" rights"; to delete "more and" after "provide consumers with"; to add "and promote Hong Kong as the hub of international commodity exchange and secure Hong Kong's status as the Asia-Pacific air freight forwarding centre, so as to support the policy of developing hightechnology and high value-added industries in Hong Kong;" after "the tourism and freight forwarding industries;"; and to delete "the financial arrangements for the new airport and" after "review".

I also urge you to reiterate the need to safeguard information in order to secure adequate protection for witnesses in the framework of the monitoring and reporting mechanism, and to convey to the United Nations countrylevel task force on monitoring and reporting the deep concern of the Working Group regarding the criminal incident of 6 October 2009 involving information related to the monitoring and reporting mechanism.

Some speakers expressed the view that UNODC should become the main centre for the collection and exchange of information on all kinds of crime-related threats and that the usefulness of a central repository of information on the magnitude of and trends in crime and criminal justice could not be overstated.

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Those in attendance had benefited from an exchange of information [...] [...]