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[...] [...] control over the deposition rates for films that are only a few atoms thick.

The Executive Directorate actively collaborates and coordinates with all of those bodies on a wide range of issues, including on Executive Directorate visits, the preparation of common [...] [...]

In the interest of implementing the Convention effectively, Australia, Canada and New Zealand called for firm commitments from States, a dynamic partnership with civil society and the marshalling of assistance for the developing countries.

That delegation called for proactive initiatives to remedy the situation and expressed [...] [...]

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Proton energy and angular distribution are important factors in laser-driven proton acceleration.

[...] [...] sources for both R&D and production thin-film deposition systems.

[...] [...] development within high-risk zones, underdevelopment and poor infrastructure, weak adaptive capacity, [...] [...]

[...] [...] recognition of their positive contribution throughout [...] [...]

In a word, it is because Donald TSANG's government has adopted a policy which is premised on affinity, a policy which prefers to destroy everything, rather than giving way to the wish of the people.

The following priority areas/themes were mentioned for consideration in preparing document 35 C/5: freedom of expression and freedom of the press; increased emphasis on ethics, also in relation with action line 10 of the Geneva Plan of Action of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS); cultural diversity “of the media” and “in the media”; the promotion of multilingualism; media and a culture of peace; the role of knowledge in societal development; the role of ICTs in building knowledge societies, an area in which the Information for All Programme (IFAP) could play an active role; and support for regulators in Africa.

[...] recognizes the positive role that peacekeeping [...] [...]

The Board also noted that the Department of Internal Oversight Services performed work in relation to information technology and noted the following weaknesses in the procedures and controls that might raise the risks to the UNRWA network and the integrity of data: coordination on information technology developments between the field offices; full recovery tests not done by field offices; inadequate design and implementation of standardized procedures across the field offices; and lack of refinement of the server administration.

In Guinea-Bissau, we have found that weak institutions at multiple levels remain one of the main causes of political instability and the lack of socio-economic development.

The European Union believed that a more determined effort must be made to fight poverty and HIV/AIDS, which were synonymous with denial of rights; the economic, social and cultural rights must be more vigorously promoted through legislation; torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment had to be firmly condemned; and all human rights defenders, whom it hailed for working in the face of considerable risk, should be strongly supported.

However, in recent years, the educational sector has played an increasingly active role, calling for amendments to the law to address electronic copyright and to make provision for distance education, special educational programmes and the needs of disabled people (for example, the blind).

[...] [...] the varying area, extent and thickness of the aquifer, its [...] [...]

[...] [...] need to respond positively to the numerous [...] [...]

In the majority of developing countries, with weak scientific [...] [...]

In this regard, Africa’s development framework must effectively address structural constraints to social development that include institutional weaknesses, weak human development and inadequate mechanisms to manage vulnerability and risk, including special employment and protection measures for vulnerable groups, namely women, youth, the elderly and the rural poor.