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[...] been much slower in many least developed [...]

I find that many people have buried [...]

[...] [...] achieved is more complex due to the absence [...] [...]

Specialist doctors are a lot more expensive than GPs, but some of their services might be covered under your Overseas Student Health Cover plan.

However, in the absence of success indicators to measure progress towards meeting established objectives and an agreed reporting format, some of these reports lack clarity and in-depth analysis which would ease the decision-making process.

(1) When applying the general rule set forth in guideline 4.2.1, a distinction must be drawn according to whether the treaty is not in force – a situation which may give rise to some fairly complex issues, which are dealt with in guideline 4.2.2 — or is in force — a much easier situation, which is addressed in guideline 4.2.3.

On occasions where large-scale detachment and drift of benthic cyanobacteria occurs, masses of floating clumps can look like a more usual cyanobacterial bloom, but is usually much smaller.

Given that the isolation and identification of a gene is now a more routine procedure since the human and other genomes have been sequenced, the researcher stands to gain a level of protection which is considerably greater than her contribution.

Roster management could become considerably more burdensome; moreover, it was doubtful that highly skilled candidates would be willing to wait months or even years before being recruited.

[...] [...] and Zambia had become sponsors of the draft resolution [...]

You will recall that for a number of years [...] [...]

Montenegro noted progress especially in terms of education because a significantly larger number of children attend school than five years ago.

The proportion of people consuming six or more units of alcohol at a time at least once a month is half smaller among people with higher education, and significantly higher among unemployed persons, recipients of incapacity for work pension, persons without medical insurance, and households with two persons.

As noted above, aside from the legal and administrative aspects, compulsory licensing will only be effective if the compulsory licensee sees the possibility of a reasonable return from his investment while also supplying at a significantly lower price than the patentee (or his licensee).

This level is somewhat below that of other public utilities which are not subject to regulatory control and we do not believe it to be excessive, particularly having regard to the fact that electricity related assets have life spans of 20 to 30 years, much longer than in most industries.

The main problem with some financial incentives is cost-effectiveness as there are often energy efficiency savings available at a far lower cost to society.

[...] [...] representing not more than 20 per cent. [...]

The result was a much softer and truncated version of a text that China had originally agreed to.

[...] [...] basic services than they can expect to receive in their places of origin.

Firstly, while there were evident changes in the global economic architecture, including in trade patterns, in the origin and destination of investment flows, and in relative rates of growth, Southern economies remained much smaller than their counterparts in the North, and they were affected by common and severe problems of poverty, lack of infrastructure, and chronic unemployment.

The final report of the Extractive Industries Review highlighted three main preconditions: (a) pro-poor public and corporate governance; (b) much more effective social and environmental policies; and (c) respect for human rights.

The Government should at least implement part of its recommended measures at once rather than waiting for the establishment of the task force and further waiting for the result of another round of research and study.

[...] [...] support from the Multilateral Fund.

[...] [...] possibility of further Multilateral Fund assistance [...]

This relates to a number of factors, including availability (e.g. multidose DPIs are only recently available in the USA compared with a local company with a long tradition of DPI manufacture in Sweden) and affordability.

However, when a substantial scaling up of innovative development financing becomes politically feasible, recipient countries will need to prepare for adequate management of the much larger resource inflows, including by making them part of counter-cyclical macroeconomic management mechanisms and medium-term public expenditure programmes.

It involves a much higher proportion of hard currency transactions than the formal economy and is managed almost [...] [...]

During the implementation of this scheme, as a special temporary measure applied for the first time, girls received 21% more monetary assistance in primary education and 40% more in secondary education than boys in primary and secondary education, respectively.