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[...] addresses (e.g. Hotmail) in combination with credit card payment require a verification of your identity by phone.

[...] market mechanisms allow Parties to pay for mitigation elsewhere, in which [...] [...]

Pre-paid phone cards are widely available both in the Republic and Northern Ireland and both are convenient and [...]

[...] non-resident agency, our participation in these theme groups is done mainly through teleconferencing and emails.

[...] [...] scrutiny of telephony services (personal local calls charged to users), as well as stricter [...]

In response to that request, the Secretary-General, in his report in 2004 on the reform of the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management, suggested five alternative methods of delivery, namely, replacing summary records with digital recordings; reducing the number of bodies entitled to summary records; producing summary records in English only; restricting their length; and providing only electronic (rather than [...] [...]

[...] [...] related to telephone billing; processing, certification and settlement of invoices for fixed, mobile and satellite telephones and INMARSAT satellite terminals in a timely manner; preparing telephone account statements for cost recovery of private calls; and providing continual updating of the telephone [...]

[...] services for the payment of electricity, telephone and some other bills.

[...] [...] logo of the campaign with the number of a free helpline were printed on food packages; and experienced [...] [...]

[...] [...] it is maintained and respected by Member States, thus enables the Organization to have the euro resources required to meet its euro payments in hand at each settlement date.

But it is worth emphasising that if a sick person has to pay more for a pharmaceutical product as a result of a patent, it means that he or she will have less to spend on other essentials of life such as food or shelter.

In the case of groundwater that is extracted from privately owned wells, farmers pay only the costs of power and equipment, but nothing for the water itself.

[...] [...] shelter houses for women and children who are victims of violence, SOS telephones, training of experts for working with victims of violence and offenders, [...] [...]

[...] for travel to undertake the following technical support activities: predeployment visits to troop- and police-contributing countries to assess logistics support capabilities and advise Member States about sufficiency and/or shortfalls under categories of major equipment and selfsustainment ($52,200); discussions and meetings to develop concepts and plans and to implement provision of infrastructure, aircraft and techniques to introduce a new fuel-efficient, cost-effective and operationally effective fleet of aircraft worldwide and conduct of environmental assessments ($57,900); provision of advice to the African Union in the areas of geographic information service, border demarcation, border mapping and border information, technical inspection of systems contracts and medical stockpiles in vendor warehouses, monitoring of the power supply, fuel and rations [...]

[...] [...] time of day, least call routing, and full toll restrict for barred [...]

[...] products, defined as payment methods in which a prepaid balance of funds, or “value”, was recorded on a device held by the consumer, and the balance was decreased when the device was presented for payment, might not coincide with electronic mobile money.

[...] [...] user communications, user accounts, payment of fees and financial accounting, electronic [...] [...]

Public pay phones accept a variety [...]

[...] include: disputes over costing and pricing; paying for infrastructure when no water is delivered; effects of trading on stranded infrastructure; exit fees imposed by irrigation corporations; effects of trading on health of regional communities; conditions under which environmental water might be purchased from irrigators; rural to urban transfers; and use of water for electricity generation across [...]

While electronic methods of payment (e.g. debit cards, smart cards and mobile phones) can improve [...] [...]

[...] (room L-B1-30, ext. 3.9485) and is subject to duplication fees.

[...] scientists, consumer groups and other civil society organisations, as well as IP experts and government representatives would enable WIPO to play a more effective role in facilitating dialogue with its broad [...]

[...] [...] resources; (d) supporting relevant Government institutions in international cooperation and the recovery of assets at the domestic and international levels; (e) development of strategic and thematic partnerships with members of the international community and United Nations system to ensure coherency in the delivery of technical assistance; and (f) supporting the establishment of networks and platforms for policy dialogue and peer learning among Member States at the regional and international levels.

This work includes initial and in-depth group sessions for children referred by schools, community-based organizations and community workers; individual support for children who require more focused help; emergency visits to children and communities; a toll free line to which children and families can call for support, advice and referral; and a socio-legal defence centre where people can call for legal advice on their rights and entitlements, referral and support.

[...] [...] and, in this regard, expressed appreciation for a constructive dialogue that has started in recent months between non-governmental organisations [...]

[...] solutions for digital TV and content distribution, provides content protection for premium pay-TV content via all types of networks - cable, satellite, [...]

[...] effort required to encourage dialogue with representatives of [...] [...]