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[...] eastern part of the country, UNESCO fielded a post-earthquake mission to assess the cause of the structural failures of the traditional architectures with a view to assisting the Division for the Conservation of Heritage Sites [...] [...]

[...] [...] modalities for their implementation; the need to ensure mainstreaming approaches (as they are currently being applied to activities pertaining to Africa, least developed countries, women and youth); the refinement and strengthening of a results-based approach allowing for improved monitoring, reporting and evaluation by the Governing Bodies (in particular through qualitative results and impact assessments, benchmark indicators); and the revision and updating of modalities of action by UNESCO.

In the eight years we have been running IGEL devices they very rarely break down and if something does go wrong, it can be replaced very quickly and the new unit can be up and running in moments.

[...] [...] resource management/monitoring /protection mechanisms are able to detect and locate the fault quickly and recover to [...]

If shorted, repair or replace faulty wire.

[...] [...] personnel to detect and repair impending failures before they affect [...]

[...] be needed for operations or capacity building for the existing recovery and recycling centres, and the collection of [...] [...]

[...] was achieved through an accelerated phase-out programme adopted by the Government; the ban on importation of CFC-based equipment; the retrofitting of CFC-based equipment to alternative refrigerants during equipment repairs due to failures; and [...] [...]

[...] [...] supermarket management, allowing repairs or adjustments to be made before efficiency takes a hit or, even worse, equipment fails.

[...] [...] incites racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, the underlying structural, legal and policy conditions should be properly assessed and changed.

By its resolution 1533 (2004), the Security Council established the Committee to undertake, inter alia, the following tasks: (a) to seek information from States regarding actions taken by them to implement the arms embargo; (b) to examine, and take appropriate action on, information concerning alleged violations; (c) to report to the Council on ways to strengthen the effectiveness of the arms embargo; (d) to consider a list of those found to have violated the measures imposed by the Council in its resolution 1493 (2003) with a view to submitting recommendations to the Council for possible future measures; and (e) to receive notifications in advance from States made under paragraph 21 of resolution 1493 (2003) and to decide, if need be, upon any action to be taken.

[...] [...] warrantees or accept liability for any costs whatsoever, directly or indirectly arising from delays or subsequent loss of production either before, during or after the Site Survey due [...] [...]

[...] by reform or repair other than carried out by us, or without our approval and confirmation.

In the case a malfunction has occurred during the course of normal use while the watch is till under warranty, the watch will be repaired free of charge [...] [...]

In accordance with 30 C/Resolution 84 and as explained in document 162 EX/39, the Organization is in the process of replacing its legacy computer systems, which have become cumbersome and fragile, with a modern integrated management information system (see Fig. 1), in order to achieve needed efficiency gains, improve services to the governing bodies, Member States and other UNESCO partners and improve the quality of information available to management.

[...] layers are causing failures of these stateful—and often expensive—firewalls, and the number of such attacks is growing.

With these easy-to- understand information to help you quickly deal with after a network failure.

[...] [...] recommendation that UNDP implement controls to ensure that country offices and business units develop business continuity and disaster recovery plans.

[...] [...] International Traffic in Arms Regulations by adding Libya to section 126.1(c) and revising the previous policy on Libya contained in section 126.1(k) to announce a [...] [...]

If you insert the flash drive while spraying, the system will stop and an alarm error will occur.

[...] [...] national, regional and international levels in the promotion and realization of the right to development, and invited the Chair of the Working Group on the Right to Development [...]

Health services, early detection and intervention programmes, as appropriate, to prevent and minimize the emergence of secondary disabilities, paying attention to children, women and the elderly, including in rural areas Ministerial Decision No. 148-2007-TR establishes the regulations governing the establishment and work of the Occupational Health and Safety Committee and the functions of the Occupational Health and Safety Supervisor, as well as approving documents such as a basic guide to occupational health and safety management systems and a technical guide on record-keeping.

Information of e-governance in Africa and Latin America has been collected and will be published as state-of-the-art reports to provide an overview of the current situation and the opportunities for UNESCO to introduce ICT tools to improve governance at the local level.

Minimum requirements for this service schedule include a regular and reliable supply of spare parts: landing gear tyres, wheel bearings, spark plugs, bulbs, lights, batteries, filters, brake pads, oil and oxygen.

[...] [...] evaluation, but also on the Qimu project department will soon face the time pressure and winter construction this paper puts forward some requirements: first, the construction to the premise of safety, project department staff should enhance the consciousness of safety, prevent accidents, to create a " zero casualty " site, the better promotion Qimu high-speed all the overall safety management level.

[...] has witnessed significant developments and strengthening of the capacity of the Secretariat to plan and manage peacekeeping operations, realizing the full potential and promise of United Nations peacekeeping requires sustained engagement by all peacekeeping partners to ensure that peacekeeping mandates are clear and achievable and that all [...] [...]