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It also wishes to receive information as to the procurement contracts granted to outside providers of food, in particular with regard to quality control [...] [...]

PRTRs operate under the expectation that they will exert a significant downward pressure on levels of pollution, as no company will want to be identified [...]

Progress is our goal, and our expectation thereof is justified by the proven ability of our system of government to deliver the progress our people demand and deserve.

APCICT seeks support from the Commission in (a) advocating for ICTD and APCICT programmes in individual member countries; (b) allocating budgets for ICTD capacity-building and promoting ICT training for national and local governments; (c) identifying potential partners for the roll-out of the APCICT core programme, the Academy of ICT Essentials for Government Leaders and the collection and documentation of case studies of good practices; and (d) encouraging regional cooperation in the sharing of resources, experts and trainers, with particular focus [...]

In this regard, a key aspect is the terminology used for National Commissions which do not wish to be known as partners [...]

However, commercially-owned private sector databases typically seek to control unauthorised access in order to maximise revenues from subscriptions, even when some of the data they contain may be in the public domain or collected through publicly funded research.

It attached particular importance to nuclear waste management and the environmental effects of radiation and viewed as promising opportunities the disposal or downgrading of weapons-grade material, conversion of reactors, gradual securing or elimination of highly enriched uranium stockpiles and promotion of a multilateral, cost-effective, politically neutral fuel cycle.

[...] whether the representative of France wished strict deadlines to apply to responses to every component of the notice [...] [...]

My hope is that the country will draw strength from how far it has come during the past 20 years and that this reality will inspire political leaders to meet their responsibilities to their citizens [...] [...]

The SPT wishes to express its gratitude to the Brazilian authorities and, in particular, to the Governmental focal points in the Human Rights [...] [...]

[...] [...] not willing to engage in dialogue but rather manipulated the emotions [...] [...]

[...] [...] insecurity and expressed the hope that, inter alia, Afghanistan would be able to cope with these problems [...]

Both for the External Auditor, in the framework of his risk assessment and the establishment of his audit plans, and for governing bodies in their need to have a picture of trends in management improvements in the Organization, surely the most important thing is to know whether a recommendation has been fully implemented and will yield all the expected results or whether decisions or activities are still required in order to achieve the goal set by the External Auditor.

[...] [...] so that we can attain our hope for a peaceful world, where tolerance, respect and accommodation, rather than rejection and confrontation, prevail, and [...] [...]

[...] and stakeholders and wished to make some suggestions [...] [...]

The delegations with concerns about the issue simply wished the wording of the resolution [...] [...]

He expressed hope that the organization would make use of the result of the vote to retain its application under consideration to provide answers to the important questions posed.

[...] [...] Convener, Dialogue of Civilizations between Japan and Islamic World; Chairperson, Organizing Committee for Japan-Korea Historians Congress; etc.) partly because of aging and partly because of securing [...]

[...] component of PPV identification but an NPPO may wish to determine the identity of the strain [...] [...]

Our hope, in the Arab Group, is that the General Assembly will adopt, by consensus, a clear, practical and constructive resolution that calls for an immediate ceasefire, supports ongoing international and regional efforts and reinforces Security Council resolution 1860 (2009), regarding the withdrawal of Israeli forces, the lifting of the blockade against Gaza [...] [...]

Countries that have, or wish to develop, biotechnology-related industries may wish to provide certain types of patent protection in this area.

[...] [...] developing and least developed countries, wishing to conduct outreach campaigns and activities.

This is a formidable task indeed, but my major objective is that the Government will really try to work out some solutions.

The Group had taken note of the issues outlined in the report and would be seeking clarification regarding several terms used as well as the compatibility of the proposal on the dissemination and distribution of internal audit reports with the existing OIOS mandates and the greater United Nations oversight framework.

It is noteworthy that programmes implemented by the Office in the area education focused on the following strategic areas of support, all directly responding to strategies and results contained in Kenya Education Sector Support Programme (KESSP), the education sector’s plan to materialize Vision 2030: strengthening the planning, monitoring and evaluation of the education system through EMIS; enhancing the education sector responses to HIV and [...] [...]

[...] [...] advance key parts of a reform agenda that should be a priority for all who wished to strengthen the United Nations.

But by holding the debate at this point in time we can unanimously declare our anxiety that a solution be found to the problem and that MFN for China be continued by the United States without conditions.

In conclusion, we would like to express our satisfaction at the noticeable progress that has been made in bilateral relations between Kuwait and Iraq at various levels, as evidenced by the exchange of visits at the highest levels and the significant agreements reached by the two States [...] [...]

[...] However, they may facilitate tacit collusion in a multiplicity of markets and allow the pool members to impose abusive terms on nonmembers wishing to get access to technologies.