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[...] developing productive capacities, [...] [...]

In this case, the crystallization unit design may be optimized with respect to cold stage temperature and number of stages to make maximum use of the existing adsorption unit capacity.

WIPO therefore cooperates actively with diverse international partners, both within and outside the UN system, in order to contribute to shared solutions to major challenges by: unlocking the potential of innovation and IP for a more equitable world; analyzing the relationship between innovation, IP and technology transfer (to include, as appropriate, various forms of knowledge sharing, the transfer of R&D and productive capacity, including collaborations, capacity building, licensing and technology adaptation and diffusion); and, developing practical tools.

[...] [...] in building productive capacity.

The Havana Office also embarked on coordination and joint activities with neighbouring cluster offices, particularly the Office in Kingston, for example for the Travelling Caribbean Film Showcase and a World Heritage Capacity-Building Programme for the Caribbean.

Also, with the T3 type a total of 48 tools can be installed on the 3 turrets (16 tools per turret), dramatically improving productivity.

[...] [...] countries that have yet to build their productive capacities [...]

We commit to further strengthening our support to least developed countries in creating a favourable environment for sustainable development, increasing productive capacities, the diversification of economies and building necessary infrastructure.

Efforts were being focused on universal primary education, access to basic health and expanded productive capacity in agriculture.

It is only with the guarantee of a consistently high standard of component quality and outstanding durability that circular knitting machines are able to reach their full potential for high-performance operation on the factory floor.

[...] [...] (i) Enhancing productive capacities and [...] [...]

We recognize the importance of developing economic and social infrastructure and productive capacities for sustained, inclusive and equitable economic growth and sustainable development, particularly in developing countries, bearing in mind the need to enhance employment and income opportunities for all, with a special focus on the poor.

To achieve these goals, you need a scalable, modular control system that offers safety, throughput and information management capabilities to match each application’s requirements.

In addition, chronic malnutrition puts into question the future of economic development of those countries that have high rates of stunting in children who, without early intervention, may be unable to reach their full potential as productive members of society.

This would provide for the total permanent closure of all the production capacity and, where applicable, the co-production of the controlled substances in Group I Annex A and Group I Annex B (CFCs), Group II (carbon tetrachloride) and Group I Annex E (methyl bromide), dismantling of MB and CFC production facilities and/or development of capacity to produce alternatives to these ODSs.

This is the total funding that would be available to Venezuela from the Multilateral Fund for the total permanent closure and dismantling of all capacity for the production of Group I Annex A and Group I Annex B CFCs, and/or development of capacity to produce alternatives to these CFCs.

In addition to a preliminary framework on economic cooperation, his delegation also signs bilateral agreements on oil, capacity-building in the petroleum sector, water and health (including the dispatch of medical teams to South Sudan).

[...] [...] on trade and productive capacities, [...]

[...] [...] tailored to the productive capacities of [...]

Fair trade could also be a significant factor in the advancement of national productive capacities and in the diversification of industrial bases, thereby making a major contribution to national development strategies.

[...] [...] confusion between these products.

These trends are likely to have both positive and negative aspects for developing nations and it is important to understand how they impact on such countries, particularly the poor.

[...] fees for its products allows companies [...]

Article 1, paragraph 1, outlines the types of issue that may arise in cases of cross-border insolvency and for which the Model Law provides solutions: (a) inward-bound requests for recognition of a foreign proceeding; (b) outwardbound requests from a court or [insolvency] representative in the enacting State for recognition of an insolvency proceeding commenced under the laws of the enacting State; (c) coordination of proceedings taking place concurrently in two or more States; and (d) participation of foreign creditors in insolvency proceedings taking place in the enacting State.

The potential triggers of instability include the continuing critical humanitarian crisis and challenges related to the protection of civilians in those provinces; the continued presence of FDLR, LRA and residual Congolese armed groups that still have a military capacity to cause widespread insecurity for the civilian population and State institutions, as well as more broadly in the subregion; the absence of effective State authority in most areas in the three provinces; a security vacuum that may be created if national rule of law and security institutions are not deployed to strategic areas in a timely manner as MONUC draws down; the incomplete implementation of the Agreements of March 23; the possible resurgence of land and other intercommunal conflicts as internally displaced persons and refugees return; the cross-border movement of undocumented persons; and the continuing illegal exploitation of natural resources.

The Committee was also informed of two key challenges that Thailand needed to overcome to enable sustainable urban development, namely: (a) the lack of institutional and human capacity among local authorities and governments to induce a sense of ownership of their functions, increase technical capacity to perform their function, and integrate economic, social and environmental issues into local development practices; and (b) the lack of an integrated approach among multilevel and cross-sectoral government agencies to ensure sustainability in city planning.

[...] [...] including the management of public resources; (d) supporting relevant Government institutions in international cooperation and the recovery of assets at the domestic and international levels; (e) development of strategic and thematic partnerships with members of the international community and [...] [...]

For budget lines with relatively small amounts, minor variations in the budget may give a large deviation in the “expenditure rate”, even though the impact of such a deviation is negligible in absolute terms.

[...] [...] targeted at food products included: (a) capacity-building (training courses, projects) concerning food safety, animal and plant health, including promotion of risk analyses and developing base-level capacity to ensure national ability to monitor, diagnose, [...] [...]