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[...] [...] credentials so as to brighten up their employment [...]

A multimedia training module on CD-ROM dealing with production of “radio browsing” programmes has been distributed worldwide to training partners and institutions.

The translation and adaptation of the programme/CD-ROM within Japan is in the final stage.

[...] [...] taken by the Office in this regard, as well as on savings achieved as a result of such measures (see A/64/7, [...]

However, benefiting from a high level of public environmental consciousness in the host country, they have adopted many proactive measures in recent years to improve the environmental and cost performance of Vienna International Centre (VIC): the installation of motion-detectors for lighting and of more efficient water faucets; use of recycled paper and segregation of waste for recycling purposes.

Women benefited from the same economic and social advantages and rights as men.

[...] [...] assistance of the United Nations.

[...] [...] air-conditioners, self-ballasted fluorescent lamps, high pressure [...] [...]

Black Jack reflects light and dark world of medical practice, expose and clarify relationships: the relationship between doctors and patients, colleagues and relations between love and money.

Given that these areas had been identified as signposts for action by the Organization, IOS found surprisingly little explicit reference to and reflection on these functions in the elaboration of the actions and activities that were implemented within the framework of document 30 C/5.

[...] [...] cameras and illumination sources, alarm [...] [...]

Mr President, if Britain were determined to move on a course of development of representative government as promised by their 1984 Green and White Papers on constitutional reform and not changed its stance because of China’s criticism; if the June 4 Tiananmen incident had not happened; if Britain truly pushed the OMELCO consensus for Hong Kong and not just providing lip service; if Britain had been consistent and not wavering from promising Hong Kong people to push for a faster pace of democracy and yet moving towards achieving what the Foreign Secretary Douglas HURD has consistently considered as a first prize, which is to strive for a consensus with China and finally now, to appease China for economic reasons; if Britain did not have any secret letters with China, which has kept Hong Kong people in the dark and suspended Hong Kong people’s confidence like a yo-yo, then Hong Kong would be in a better position now, a better position to live in and prosper for the future.

Winter days are cool and sometimes gloriously sunny, with little wind, and often start with early morning frost and fog.

[...] failure indicate that cost savings and quality improvements [...] [...]

A series of cultural manifestations: “The Week for Afghanistan” organized with Open Asia France (NGO) in April 2003 at UNESCO Headquarters, a photography exhibition, a cultural show of solidarity “Caravan of Peace: Destination Afghanistan”; presentation of two publications, “The Caravan of Poems” and “The Caravan of Light”: an anthology of poems and texts for Afghan youth and adults in the framework of the cultural project on “Caravanserais: One Thousand and One Poems for Peace and Democracy in Afghanistan”, based on the contributions of writers and poets of more than 45 nationalities sensitive to the future of Afghanistan.

[...] [...] these children have a bright future.

[...] [...] technical services illumination energy conservation, [...] [...]

Throughout the project, HBA's design supports and enhances the hotel's green initiatives -- from alternative cooling and water conservation, to energy efficiency in lighting, ventilation, and by relying on local materials.

[...] [...] targets (4.2.4), explicitly start from sustainable [...] [...]

In that regard, the Movement’s position is clearly reflected in section E of the Sharm el-Sheikh Final Document (A/63/965, annex), adopted by the fifteenth Summit Conference of Heads of State and Government of the Non-Aligned Movement.

However, when the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea launched “Kwangmyongsong 3”, an artificial satellite for peaceful purposes, on 13 April last, the United States took issue with it, arguing that the space launch was based on the same technology as the long-range missile launch, and went ahead with unilaterally abrogating the 29 February agreement, upgrading sanctions on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

[...] [...] disaster to the bright future it deserves.

Although the Pacific Island Countries Trade Agreement (PICTA)47 and Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER)48 Plus were promising for the Pacific island countries, he expressed the view that a greater degree of integration between Asia and the Pacific was highly desirable.