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of HCFC-22 plants first, but that the audits should result in a comprehensive technical audit of all HCFC producing plants in its final report.

Director will protect the 84 per cent share of resources for programmes and development results.

that the Secretariat’s analysis determined that this would be among the most costly and least effective approaches, because it would entail: (a ) a high redundancy of major, resource-intensive tasks, such as testing and training; (b ) the need to develop a far greater number of interfaces with existing systems than in any other scenario; ( ) the slowest decommissioning of existing systems; ( d ) the longest overall duration; and (e ) the slowest time to benefit realization due to the longer period required for the implementation of full integration.

is provided, Committee members questioned the desirability of placing Member States under similar reporting obligations in respect of both conventions and recommendations when in fact the latter instruments were not conventions and had no binding effect on Member States.

of the ecosystem, handling of environmental emergencies, assessment of films and images of the environment and other important tasks.

into account each country’s particular development situation.

objectives; (c) trading force multipliers and enablers for troop levels by maintaining capability; (d) requesting Ethiopia to continue to provide support to Transitional Federal Government/AMISOM operations in the Bay, Bakool and Hiraan regions; and (e) the provision of immediate operational logistics support to the Transitional Federal Government security forces.

possibly beginning at the end of 2010 or early 2011.

public funds, or from financial markets and private investments, or a combination of both.

simultaneously on the Advisory Committee’s web page, where they could be downloaded by delegations.

of a senior management team at Headquarters; and (b) essential capacity strengthening in up to 10 field offices, giving priority to those with the largest programme resources and/or with operational complexity.

the accumulation of costing knowledge through practice.

structured, integrated approach to evaluate the compliance of each member with the conservation and management measures in force, greater accountability, transformation of non-binding market measures into binding measures and expanding the scope of the current statistical document programme.

which the disputes are being solved.

restrictions on specific entities, but the party has not put a comprehensive plan on the table or identified what specific actions should be taken in relation to particular measures.

achieve the contrary of peace because it erodes the basis of peace and the two-State solution.

measures and expressed its concern about the tendency of the Office of Human Resources Management to embark upon new reform initiatives without first having evaluated the effects of those previously implemented.

and complete elimination at the earliest possible time

the role of nuclear weapons in security doctrines pending nuclear abolition, building regional and international security without nuclear deterrence, the development of security assurances, achieving a balance between transparency and protection of sensitive information, the role of societal verification, how to build individual responsibility and protection into the disarmament process while respecting State sovereignty, and how to deal with delivery systems and dual-use materials.

demilitarize the region, consistent with the safeguards of the peace accord, which will contribute to the ultimate objective of peace and economic and social development, and improve the relationship between indigenous peoples and the Government of Bangladesh

the Organization and the further extension of language coverage of WIPO meeting documentation, WIPO publications and certain aspects of the WIPO website in a cost-effective manner, while maintaining the highest standards of quality.

TNR stage and the TNR maintenance stage.

then an effort to ensure that all fissile material other than in weapons becomes subject to irreversible, verified non-explosive use commitments; and with fissile material released through dismantlement being brought under these commitments as weapon reductions are agreed.