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Catalog number driven configuration makes motion system commissioning fast and simple, and an extensive library of motion instructions provide the right functionality for any application.

[...] [...] worldwide is becoming more and more complex; (ii) a Fund managing a small number of insured persons (about 8,000 persons only) will have great difficulty in adapting to the many foreseeable changes and developments in this field, especially as exchanges of administrative and medical information will increasingly take a non-tangible form owing to the [...] [...]

[...] [...] maintained manual fixed asset registers, which were prone to error and by design had weak data-access control; [...] [...]

From the point of view of society, the more people who use knowledge the better because each user gains something from it at low or no cost, and society is in some sense better off.

However, curriculum itself is becoming more complex as educators seek to acknowledge new economic and social realities (such as rapidly emerging information and communication technologies and their impact on human behaviour, values and aspirations), to integrate new knowledge and skills into the curriculum, and to make students’ learning both relevant to their current lives and essential for success in their future lives.

[...] from people, may become aggressive for food.

But such assistance is not a panacea for developing countries: it can never be guaranteed; resources are limited and other priorities may be more pressing; and it is mainly available only for one-time investment costs, rather than for financing a recurrent deficit in operating budgets.

[...] countries are becoming more susceptible [...]

Support for chemical safety becomes unpredictable, as it is delivered on a project-by-project basis instead of occupying a place at the core of economic and development policies at senior levels of government.

UNEP indicated that it had sent a mission to Botswana that resulted in the development of draft ODS regulations that should facilitate compliance.

Legislation has been made more flexible: the school year of pupils [...] [...]

(c) The challenges faced by migrants are today compounded by new threats, such as the global financial crisis and economic downturn, climate change, food insecurity and organized crime, and encourages international organizations, academic institutions, Member States and civil society to carry further studies on these threats and their link with racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.

The author refused to accept copies of relevant documents and became irritable, trying to leave the hospital.

[...] and services has made this transformation exigent.

The central beach is typical of many seaside resort with bars and hotels on the sea-front, the rest of the beach as it extends south becomes very deep, private and with sand dunes, where the Landes pine forest merges gently with the incredible beauty of the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean (plenty of space for surfers & wind surfers alike).

Massive and stillrising levels of urbanization would require new ways to make cities safer, greener, more liveable, energy- and water-efficient and sustainable.

[...] spraying, but slowly become imbalanced until [...]

Widely regarded as a patron of the old business elite and an obstacle to key reforms, his departure may facilitate easier decision-making and smooth the way for President Thein Sein to push ahead with his economic agenda.

However, assistance could be misapplied and was dwarfed by other financing sources, including private investment flow, remittances and private philanthropy, which must be taken into account.

Tipping is becoming more common in [...]

The provisions of the foregoing paragraphs shall apply mutatis mutandis to reservations considered as being maintained by a successor State that is a contracting State, following a uniting of States, to a treaty which was not in force for any of the uniting States at the date of the succession of States but to which one or more of those States were contracting States at that date, when the treaty becomes applicable to a part of the territory of the successor State to which it did not apply at the date of the succession of States.

It is by drawing lessons learned from past experience and from the cooperation between the two organizations with regard to peacekeeping operations on the African continent, as was the case with the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) and the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID), that this strategic partnership takes on its full significance.

Presently, complex and intricate preferential rules of origin on products of particular export interest such as apparel products, processed food and fish products, could be made simpler, more realistic and transparent, allow regional and possibly global cumulation and be tailored to the productive capacities of beneficiaries.

Since the recent temporary renovations at United Nations Headquarters had made access to the premises difficult for persons with disabilities, the Geneva Office, where the future Committee would be headquartered, should take a number of steps to accommodate the special needs of handicapped persons and allow them to participate fully in the Committee’s work, by training the staff adequately in appropriate attitudes, giving thought to how meetings should be organized and ensuring that information was always provided in an accessible format.

In addressing the theme of today’s open debate on working methods, I must hasten to reaffirm that we support an expeditious and comprehensive reform process, embracing all the negotiable clusters, that will make the Security Council more representative, transparent, inclusive, accountable, effective and efficient in executing its responsibilities in order to ensure that its decisions are legitimate and representative of the views and positions of the wider membership.

(g) With public education, vocational education and skills training becoming more accessible and affordable for girls and women in urban areas, girls and women in rural and outlying regions should have equal access to public education, vocational education and skills training at all levels, as well as other public and social services, so as to improve their productivity and abilities for making a living

[...] human trade has become more complex, [...] [...]

Some children’s local environments may be places of fear and violence; local spaces may be inaccessible because of constraints on their independent mobility; they may offer little attraction or mystery and become sites of drudgery and mediocrity; some neighbourhoods may be environmentally toxic; some may be spaces of oppression and imprisonment.

[...] [...] policy tradeoffs and contradictions are mounting, the more so with the growing interdependence of development and climate objectives.