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It supported the Government’s vision to further develop economic, social and cultural rights to eliminate poverty and improve the living standards of its people.

[...] [...] development; (b) to translate this vision into a single, coherent [...] [...]

[...] [...] Division into Umoja, which includes the articulation [...] [...]

[...] [...] into account the above-mentioned recommendations in further elaborating the vision for the future.

[...] elements of a vision for a lowcarbon [...] [...]

In introducing the draft strategic framework for the biennium 2014-2015, the Executive Secretary emphasized that it had been developed through an unprecedented level of interaction between the secretariat and member States, setting the direction for how ESCAP would work in 2014-2015 towards achieving its vision to be the most inclusive multilateral platform for promoting cooperation among member States to achieve inclusive, sustainable and resilient economic and social development in Asia and the Pacific.

Like the previous Plan, it outlines a vision for improved financial management, quality of life and communications while ensuring a sustainable economy.

[...] [...] provides a common vision inspired by Agenda [...] [...]

[...] [...] fulfil the broader vision that was present [...] [...]

Her vision was simple: to provide a centre in Montreal that would welcome handicapped [...]

[...] structure and vision, the side event [...] [...]

[...] the country’s vision of a high-productivity, [...] [...]

Between continents, between cities, around neighborhoods, and into homes and businesses of digital consumers we provide the right optical fiber, optical cable and components for efficient, cost-effective transmission.

[...] Darussalam’s national vision to achieve zero poverty by 2035, several tasks were currently under [...] [...]

[...] [...] goals known as “Vision 20/25: Science, [...] [...]

The Secretary-General’s report and today’s briefings underline some crucial and evident factors: the need for an intelligent, hard-headed political vision for Afghanistan’s future and a credible political process to achieve that vision; the fact that while military efforts alone will not resolve Afghanistan’s conflict, we cannot lose sight of the importance of security to making progress in other areas, such as governance, development and human rights; the indispensability of a credible and effective partner in the Afghan Government itself that can provide basic services and take action against corruption; and the obvious need to give priority to developing Afghan capabilities in order to transition to Afghan ownership.

[...] [...] management and the vision on LTE roaming development to meet tomorrow’s needs.

[...] [...] realize the shared vision of an international [...]

[...] [...] States, shared vision workshop) and [...] [...]

[...] [...] provided a global vision of its development [...]

As we will not be able to make our vision a reality only through our own initiatives, we will collaborate with suppliers and logistics partners who have close links with our business activities to reduce our environmental impacts throughout our supply chain.

The Subcommittee noted with appreciation that the Office for Outer Space Affairs was assisting in regional efforts to build capacity in space law, including by providing support to the Fourth African Leadership Conference on Space Science and Technology for Sustainable Development, held in Mombasa from 26 to 28 September 2011 on the theme “Developing a shared vision for space in Africa”, during which a session dedicated to space law, organized jointly by the Government of Kenya and Office for Outer Space Affairs, had been held.

[...] translate this new vision into concrete [...] [...]

[...] Pure Mind – Rare Vision – Eternal Spirit' [...] [...]

An FMCT would be an important step toward creating the conditions for a world without nuclear weapons, a vision that President Obama laid out in Prague nearly two years ago, and it would build on the notable progress we have made together these past years.

In pursuit of this vision, Abracon has obtained [...] [...]

Burdened with decades of neglect and suffering from deep mistrust from many Libyans, Libya’s defence forces will require sustained and profound reforms supported by a broad consensus on a vision for the national defence force, which can foster enhanced trust and confidence between defence stakeholders, other security forces and civil society.

For those reasons, Israel had called for a vote on the resolution, would vote against it, and encouraged other delegations devoted to advancing the true vision and purpose of the Committee to do likewise.

[...] [...] nephew that the vision is a sign that [...]