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External sources (not reviewed)

on careful consideration of the criteria.

123), with a view to uncovering potential violations of the embargo on arms and related materiel.

including the prioritization of risks based on their impact and likelihood; information and communication; and monitoring, which would be the responsibility of management.

and establishing performance measurements for the audit and evaluation functions.

likelihood that they may occur against staff or the Organization’s assets.

unlawful preferences to a person on the basis of their genetic risks, is punishable by a fine of up to 300 fine units or by detention.

aspects of the audit and developed audit programmes.

based on UNCTAD's arguments on the costs and impact of occupation.

of other organisations to avoid duplication of work, and should recognise the importance of a holistic approach to solving the question at hand.

operating within boundaries of acceptable risk even in places where residual dangers remain.

Strategy for Disaster Reduction, is preparing the Asia-Pacific Disaster Report to evaluate regional trends, provide economic and social analysis of disasters and identify good practices, lessons learned and future priorities in the area of disaster risk reduction and management in Asia and the Pacific.

the author’s allegations, which moreover are corroborated by other documents.

was an increase in total implementation cost.

protection of intellectual property, and importance to production at WACKER.

protected in an efficient way, and the burden of regulation on businesses is minimised.

what level of risk society will tolerate, while balancing other considerations, e.g. the cost of risk management measures and their effect on the affordability and utility of foods.

premises of the employer”, which is intended to refer to domestic workers, or workers who live and work in factories and sweatshops.62 All of the provisions of the Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families apply equally to child migrant workers, even though the Convention does not explicitly refer to the situation of children who migrate on their own for work.

up implementation of international instruments; strengthening national regulatory infrastructure; supporting developing countries in building up human and institutional capacity in sustainable chemicals management; and involving multiple stakeholders at the national and international levels.