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[...] [...] authorities, resists a closer examination.

[...] [...] Chairperson of the World Heritage Committee”.

Having considered the findings and proposals of the technical assessment mission, its assessment of the situation on the ground, and the views of the Government, I am [...] [...]

Furthermore, the level of decentralization of each major programme needs to be carefully considered in relation to the particular characteristics of sectors and functions.

[...] on closer inspection, it seems to be more in keeping with the principle of consent than the reverse presumption, because, more than the negative presumption, it preserves [...] [...]

Note from the Chair: Specific elements of measurement, reporting and verification of support, including institutional arrangements, will be further elaborated as discussions on related issues progress.

In July 2003, UNESCO hosted the WSIS Intersessional meeting in Paris which brought together about 600 participants, made up of governmental representatives and observers from intergovernmental organizations, international non-governmental organizations, civil society and the private sector, to refine the working documents for the Draft Declaration of Principles and the Draft Plan of Action.

The addendum addressed the work of the Commission concerning the elaboration, on first and on second reading, of the draft articles relating to the interpretation and modification of treaties, as well as the modifications introduced to those draft articles by the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.

It is a matter for conjecture, for instance, whether burglary and deception are similar offences, or deception and criminal damage.

[...] [...] coordination; (b) the careful evaluation of projects – paying attention to issues [...] [...]

[...] [...] also required a careful and calibrated [...] [...]

The SPT recommends that in every prison food should be provided to all prisoners, on a non-discriminatory basis, and carefully monitored by the prison administration, to ensure that provision meets the nutritional needs of individuals held in prison.

There are three critical bottlenecks in the current multistep process, each of which is related to ensuring that the factual analysis is robust and respects the dueprocess rights of staff members: (a) the length of the investigation process and the number of entities involved in investigations, as well as the quality of fact-finding and other inquiries conducted by non-professional investigators; (b) the time required to obtain comments from staff members charged with misconduct; and (c) the time taken to obtain additional information from the investigating entity.

[...] necessary to give careful consideration [...] [...]

In this respect, UNESCO’s active involvement in the preparations for WSIS, through conferences, meetings and consultations with governmental, nongovernmental and civil society groups in different regions of the world, including the First and Second Preparatory Committee meetings (PrepCom I and PrepCom II) held in Geneva in July 2002 and February 2003, and its hosting in Paris (July 2003) of the intersessional meeting of the Preparatory Committee to refine the working documents for the Draft Declaration of Principles and the Draft Plan of Action, has contributed to shaping a common vision and principles for the information society.

It is therefore ISAU’s fervent wish that this medium-term human resources strategy may be further refined as soon as possible in order to complete the Organization’s policy in such important areas as recruitment, rotation, internal evaluation programmes, promotions, training programmes and opportunities and the accountability system.

As for the pathway around the soccer pitches, according to the research team's observation and estimation, the average density in the southern pathway of the 3 soccer pitches closest to the stage is about 2.27 people per sq. meters; the average density of the northern pathway of these 3 pitches is about 3.12 people per sq. meters.

It is because throughout the investigation, we had pondered over and examined the evidence repeatedly but there was nothing to show that she had any conspiring role, nor she had any motive to play along or any interests involved.

While Dr Priscilla LEUNG has seemingly spoken in a noble manner about her wish to help others, but upon examining the contents of her amendment, we can see that her arguments are incoherent; and if we inspect closer, they are even self-contradictory and plagued with problems.

[...] the basis of a careful assessment of [...] [...]

The desk study undertaken considered in general terms: a historical overview of MB phase-out in Africa and the progress made to date; the main MB consuming sectors in the region – tobacco seedlings, cut flowers, horticulture (particularly tomatoes, but also melons, strawberries, bananas and a variety of vegetables) and postharvest treatment of grains; the types of users (i.e. both large and small farmers, high and low tech producers); the main kinds of alternatives adopted; and factors influencing the sustainability of such alternatives (economic, political, regulatory, technical).