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To counter this trend, the Group analyses and presents recommendations in each of four thematic areas: Education, Youth, Migration and Media.

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To redress the situation, the Medical Benefits Fund’s reimbursement management software must take account of the following factors: (i) medical treatment in the host country and worldwide is becoming more and more complex; (ii) a Fund managing a small number of insured persons (about 8,000 persons only) will have great difficulty in adapting to the many foreseeable changes and developments in this field, especially as exchanges of administrative and medical information will increasingly take a non-tangible form owing to the use of the Internet; and (iii) the social security system of the host country, in which about 80% of the expenditure reimbursed by the Medical Benefits Fund is incurred, is undergoing in-depth reform entailing, in particular, a major change in the nomenclature of medical treatment, which will eventually consist of several thousand codes for medical services instead of the score at present used.

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This could lead to a reduction in international financial flows and, therefore, a partial reversal of the pattern of financial integration seen prior to the crisis.

the chairman of the general meeting and/or any Director holding the proxies referred to above shall demand a poll provided that if it is apparent from the total proxies held by the persons referred to in (a) above that a vote taken on a poll will not reverse the vote taken on a show of hands, then no poll shall be required.

Instead of calls for protectionism, especially by the larger economies, the best response to the crisis was to reduce market distortions and to promote regional and global integration, trade opportunities and market access for developing countries.

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If not reversed, the trend towards less funding for family planning will have serious implications for the ability of countries to address unmet need for such services and could undermine efforts to prevent unintended pregnancies and reduce maternal and infant mortality.

The theme for Africa Malaria Day 2007 is Leadership and Partnership for Results, and the focus is on the need to work in partnership to reverse the progression of malaria and make a significant impact in endemic countries.

In the light of the Security Council’s decision to extend the Tribunal’s mandate, the reversal of deficit in reserves and fund balances previously recorded, and the decision in respect of the funding of post-retirement benefits endorsed in General Assembly resolution 64/240, the Board will revert to this matter in the next biennial audit.

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Now that the population has tasted reform, and the country as a whole has been infused with a powerful new sense of optimism and expectation, it seems unlikely that any reactionary faction would have the ability, or the desire, to turn back the clock.

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A detailed analysis of the issue is contained in the report of the Secretary-General on reversing the loss of forest cover, preventing forest degradation in all types of forests and combating desertification, including in low forest cover countries (E/CN.18/2009/5).

The delegation of the Islamic Republic of Iran noted that many of the deficiencies in regulation that had caused the international financial crisis still needed to be addressed, and that little had been done to rectify systemic imbalances and reverse the over-financialization of the global economy.

In view of this worrying situation, the authorities are trying to reverse those trends, with a resolute commitment to poverty reduction in order to allow greater enjoyment of human rights, particularly the right to live in dignity.

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Therefore, estimations of the relative importance of the small-scale and industrial components of fisheries for social, economic, and food security purposes are then likely to be skewed owing to inadequate appraisal of the small-scale segment.

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The government has begun to address key issues such as the float of the kyat to eliminate the multiple exchange rate system and the distortions it introduces; dismantling of monopolies (such as in edible oils, fuel, vehicles and possibly soon telecommunications); promotion of foreign investment,39 with a stated emphasis on industries that add value to Myanmar’s raw materials and those that promote job creation; human resources development and the return of skilled workers from the diaspora; boosting electricity generation; improving export-oriented transport infrastructure; boosting tax mobilisation and promoting growth through comprehensive tax reform; rehabilitating the banking sector and implementing broader financial sector reform.

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