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The school has a zero tolerance policy for fighting, assault, battery, and hate violence.

[...] [...] practices, and of women, and a more balanced [...]

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[...] [...] recognition of women’s contribution to society and emphasizes the fact that when they prosper, their communities also prosper.

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He noted that the Committee’s approach to the waiver of recourse against an award, by displacing the problem to the model arbitration clause, actually provided a recipe for such a waiver; as, however, it would affect only a limited number of countries, it was of little consequence.

(b) the Administration had shifted the focus of the Bill from an anti-trust law to a competition law which would only undermine the business environment of SMEs and Hong Kong's free economy while sparing large consortia.

Among which, the percentage of non-anonymous corruption reports steadied at a high 73%, which exceeded the 68% in 1997, indicating that the public has trust and confidence on the ICAC, parades no tolerance towards corruption and is supportive of the work of the ICAC.

Some delegations expressed the view that space-faring nations with relevant experience in the use of nuclear power sources should make available their information and know-how on measures taken to ensure the safety of space objects that used nuclear power sources.

The activities so far have built on scientific knowledge and technological know-how in order to generate disaster prevention guidelines and tools emphasizing education of poor populations at risk, public awareness and promotion of social perception of risk.

However, since domestic investment levels are low, particularly in least developed countries, FDI can contribute to the capital stock and introduce new technologies, including management know-how, which could benefit countries’ long-term and strategic development objectives.

In Craig’s own words, there is no secret to his success – just consistent hard work.

Russia’s economic growth and development allowed it to strengthen its international positions, to resume it role as an international donor, and to take up ambitious commitments for international humanitarian and development assistance.

The Cadbury Commission report on the Financial Aspects of Corporate Governance, on Audit Committees, paragraph 4.35 (b) states that membership should be confined to the non-executive directors of the company and a majority of the non-executives serving on the committee should be independent.

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That, as the Chief Executive proposed in the 2000 policy address a rather ambitious target of raising the tertiary education popularization rate to 60% within 10 years, it is expected that the associate degree sector will be the most fast-growing area in the future development of higher education; and as the local higher education sector is undergoing reforms, this Council urges the Government to ensure, in its vigorous pursuit of the target, the quality of associate degrees so that the holders of such degrees can fulfil the requirements for employment and further studies and meet the needs of a knowledge-based economy.

Based on the experience and know-how we gained from the development of this large machine, we have incorporated the latest technologies, such as structural analysis using CAE, thermal displacement analysis, no backlash on the tilting-type rotary axis and high-precision DD (Direct Drive) motors, into our new Series.

And finally, there is a North-South dimension, in that the North has the money and the technical know-how to develop the technologies, while many of the negative consequences of their use will fall much more heavily on poorer countries in the South.

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The full, effective and sustained implementation of the Convention requires longterm national and international cooperative efforts to accelerate research and development, demonstration, deployment, diffusion and transfer of environmentally sound technologies and know-how, in particular to developing country Parties.

Its objectives are to encourage and facilitate transfer of scientific knowledge and technical know-how, promote exchange of experience, enhance capabilities in management, identify and promote fields of research suitable for international collaboration, and promote technological research and capability-building in the developing countries.

Technical know-how means information accumulated or discovered by a technology owner in the course of research, production or business, which is decisive to the quality and competitiveness of a technology or technological product.

Through South-South cooperation, our countries — with their diverse economic, social, cultural and geographical structures, as well their diverse endowment with natural resources, among other things — have found opportunities to work in an economically complementary fashion, and a way to promote the exchange of ideas, experience, know-how, technical advances, capacities and practical results, without any conditionality or interference in the internal affairs of other States, and on the basis of solidarity and mutual respect.

In that resolution, the Commission also requested the Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) to examine ways and means of utilizing expertise and know-how on drug-related data collection at different levels, in order to inform quality assurance standards and capacity-building activities, and report thereon to the Commission at its fifty-fifth session.