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[...] each briefer to limit initial remarks to 15 minutes, unless otherwise decided by the Council.

The various options optimized for specific scenes now also include as standard those options provided up to now via function-enhancing firmware updates: miniaturize, [...] [...]

Council members agreed that it would be beneficial to the Council’s work to streamline introductions made by the presidency, to continue the use of videoconferences to provide updates from [...] [...]

[...] [...] the method of determination of colour for all sugars including plantation or mill white sugar without making [...] [...]

In her introductory remarks, the Executive Secretary noted that regional economic integration could help make the development process in Asia and the Pacific more inclusive and sustainable.

[...] [...] proposals after having ascertained that the majority of the people of Hong Kong clearly understand the substance [...]

The following sections reflect the comments and suggestions made during the debate in plenary on the various parts of the questionnaire, which were introduced by the Director of BSP, as well as a synthesis of the recommendations and observations of the cluster consultations, especially with respect to sections II and IV of the questionnaire.

[...] [...] access to the Fixed Interpol Network Database and Mobile Interpol Network Database (FIND/MIND) to check passenger lists at the international airport in order to [...] [...]

[...] [...] assessments; (b) identifying and further developing [...] [...]

The Commission considered that the proposal to view service in a non-family duty station as another aspect of hardship offered several advantages compared with the introduction of a new, separate allowance: (a) it contributed towards the goals of simplicity and transparency; (b) not being a separate allowance, it would not require a separate adjustment mechanism; (c) it placed the question of compensation for service in non-family duty stations where it belonged, with the Commission and within the overall purview of the General Assembly, and ensured that all future changes would remain harmonized; and (d) it would give practical, concrete support to the notion of “Delivering as one”, as noted by the Chairman in his opening statement.

A key question in determining the legal consequences [...]

14.53 In the biennium 2012-2013, in order to respond better to the needs of Member States (in particular with respect to the medical exposure of patients, radiation levels and effects of energy production, exposure to natural sources of radiation and the effects of low-dose-rate radiation exposure) and to the rapid pace and increasing complexity of scientific developments and global communications, several strategic shifts initiated in 2008-2009 will continue, namely: (a) streamlining the Committee’s scientific evaluation processes; (b) enhancing mechanisms for data collection, analysis and dissemination; (c) improving results-based planning and coordination with other stakeholders; and (d) raising awareness of the Committee and its essential findings among decision makers and the public to help bridge the science-policy gap and identify any changes needed in the management of the impacts of radiation exposure on health and the environment.

Under the Constitution, the President of the Republic is the Head of State and the guarantor of the Constitution and of human and citizens’ rights and freedoms.

[...] [...] identification and quantification of proteins; increasing standardization of data reporting; improved tools for determining the structure [...] [...]

These Acts, which were drawn up with the active participation of UNHCR, strengthen the rights and freedoms of aliens and stateless persons present in the territory of Belarus.

[...] [...] mechanisms in place for the child when submitting a complaint and participating in investigations and court proceedings, [...] [...]

In her introductory remarks, the Executive Secretary highlighted three key drivers underpinning the mandate and role of ESCAP: results, partnerships and building ESCAP as a learning organization.

Ms Rivière, Assistant Director-General for Culture, opened the meeting, recalling its main objective and thanking the participants, in particular six States, namely China, Greece, Hungary, Madagascar, Republic of Korea and Switzerland, whose extrabudgetary contributions had enabled the meeting to take place.

[...] for his opening statement.

This increase is attributable to many factors, including not only technological progress, but also political, social and structural changes around the world and their impact on the liberalization of telecommunication services, the introduction of non-geostationary-satellite orbit satellite systems for commercial communications and scientific and radionavigation applications, growing market orientation, the change in the way this widening market is shared between private and State-owned service providers and the general globalization and commercialization of communication systems.

The programme features the use of a superspectral camera for vegetation monitoring, with high resolution and high repetitiveness at selected sites, and the possibility of changing orbit by means of a low thrust from an electric thruster.

[...] [...] identification of a site, the hiring of [...] [...]

Belarus strove to contribute to resolving problems of sustainable development, including climate change, in a practical manner; it had initiated an amendment to Kyoto Protocol annex B which established a quantitative greenhouse gas emissions target for the country, and it urged the States parties to the Protocol to accelerate their internal procedures in order to support the relevant international efforts.

[...] [...] Analyser, for official determination of protein content [...] [...]

[...] debate the decision proposed in paragraph 13 of document 189 EX/13 Part III, with a single minor modification proposed by a Member (Belarus) in paragraph [...] [...]

Turkey had no intention to repeat the statement made at the Working Group session, which could constitute a response to the questions raised in the introductory remarks, and would further elaborate its views during the general debate on agenda item 6.

As a possible result, the curators cannot help but pose the question: can an exhibition as such, with metaphorical sketches, condensed and intense gestures in a designated pavilion ever be a final distillation in and of itself?