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To build on achievements thus far and deliver on the promises of the Millennium Declaration, collective action must be taken to address the special needs of the least developed countries.

Several different market-determined rates exist, for dollars, for nominally dollarequivalent foreign exchange certificates and for bank transfers, among others.

[...] [...] State capital of Sittwe, and parallel road, [...] [...]

The Working Group believes that the draft Charter does not live up to the promise of the Code in several ways, some of which illustrate the inherent limitations of a voluntary approach to regulation and demonstrate the need for a binding international instrument.

[...] [...] Member States against payment in non-convertible [...] [...]

As documented by the Group, in 2009 Serge Mel Meledje was appointed Managing Director of Darkwood Logistics and UAZ-CI (see annex 21); however, Mr. Meledje’s real role was to cash cheques issued by the Treasury, keeping a personal commission of 0.05 to 0.08 per cent of the amount of the cheques (see annex 22).

The Department of Internal Oversight Services noted that the Syrian Arab Republic field office should take the lead with Treasury to take the necessary steps to ensure that there were no exchange losses and that proper hedging procedures were followed to avoid such losses.

[...] [...] notes, the encashment of which was due into the next replenishment period, and parties were strongly urged to accelerate encashment.

At its sixty-third session, the General Assembly adopted the political declaration on Africa’s development needs, in which it requested the formulation, by the sixty-fifth session of the Assembly, of a mechanism to review the full and timely implementation of all commitments related to Africa’s development, building on existing mechanisms, to ensure that Member States remained seized of the issue of addressing Africa’s special development needs (resolution 63/1).

His country had a 100 per cent rate of attainment in its contributions to the IAEA Technical Cooperation Fund and encouraged other States to pay their respective shares.

[...] equitable encashment of promissory [...] [...]

If you have purchased a restricted ticket, depending on the rules applicable to the fare paid, one or more restrictions including, but not limited to one or more of the following, may apply to your travel: (1) the ticket may not be refundable but can be exchanged for a fee for another restricted fare ticket meeting all the rules/restrictions of the original ticket (including the payment of any difference in fares); (2) a fee may apply for changing/canceling reservations; or (3) travel may be restricted to specific flights and/or times and minimum and/or maximum stay may be required.

The Organization’s accounting treatment for exchange gains and losses both prior to and after the implementation of the split assessment arrangement has been to calculate and transfer all foreign exchange related gains and losses to the SRA, consistent with the general direction provided by the related SRA Conference Resolutions.

With regard to ODA, agreed commitments by development partners need to be fulfilled by providing long-term concessional aid in a predictable fashion, and also identify new and innovative financing mechanisms to address development challenges that least developed countries are facing.

The Finance Committee is also requested to note the proposal to restore the Special Reserve Account to its cash-backed value and to cease transferring foreign exchange differences arising on Euro transactions to the Special Reserve Account.

There are automated teller machines (ATMs) in most Australian towns and all cities, as well as banks that will cash travellers cheques.

The Committee notes the difficulties of fully implementing the paradigm shift from guardianship (“patronato”) to the integral protection of the child and that such a shift has not yet fully materialized, nor has it been translated into a new specifically designed and appropriately resourced institutional set-up at the provincial level.

Welcoming the reconvening of the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee for the Coordination of the International Assistance to Palestinians, under the chairmanship of Norway, at United Nations Headquarters on 22 September 2008, and affirming the importance of continued follow-up and fulfilment of pledges made at the Paris donors’ conference of 17 December 2007 to mobilize donors to provide financial support to the Palestinian Authority to enable it to build a prosperous and viable Palestinian State and, in the meantime, to also provide assistance to alleviate the socio-economic and humanitarian crisis being faced by the Palestinian people, and acknowledging the contribution of the Palestinian-European Mechanism for the Management of Socio-Economic Aid of the European Commission in this regard

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[...] the Government of the Sudan to make [...] [...]

[...] [...] money-changers such as Travelex or Amex in cities and major towns.

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[...] commitments should be fulfilled and additional efforts should be made by various [...] [...]

[...] [...] finance, and urged the fulfilment of [...]

Now many of them feel that the commitments made by developed countries to liberalise agriculture and textiles and reduce tariffs, have not been honoured, while they have to live with the burdens of the TRIPS agreement.

Chart 6 shows provides the hypothetical PCT income forecast which is based on the assumptions that (1) all fees are paid within the same of year of filing and (2) all fees are converted to Swiss francs according to WIPO official exchange rates.

(a) To develop appropriate tools and mechanisms, which may encompass legislation, comprehensive plans and strategies for the sector, including financial ones, to achieve progressively the full realization of human rights obligations related to access to safe drinking water and sanitation, including in currently unserved and underserved areas