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[...] be established to focus on: data compilation and quality assurance; radionuclide releases and [...] [...]

[...] multifaceted approach focuses on four main areas of activity in countries of the former Soviet Union: (a) strengthening the physical security of weapons-grade nuclear materials and facilities; (b) eliminating the use of plutonium through the shut down of the last plutonium-producing reactor in Russia and supporting international efforts to dispose of 34 tons of weapons-grade plutonium; (c) removing and securing highly radioactive sources to improve radiological security; and (d) improving border security to prevent the illicit trafficking of nuclear and other radiological materials.

[...] [...] Mauritius Strategy highlighted in the present report and in the three regional review meetings, Member States may wish to consider concentrating on the following four areas, where focused actions are needed most to further address the vulnerabilities and support [...] [...]

[...] [...] analyses and developing base-level capacity to ensure national ability to monitor, diagnose, report and respond to pest and disease outbreaks; (b) the standard setting work of the Codex Alimentarius Commission and the International Plant Protection Convention; (c) the establishment of a Food Chain Crisis Management Framework for prevention, early warning, preparedness and response to food chain crises caused by transboundary animal and plant pests and diseases, food safety threats and emergencies, as well as nuclear and radiological threats and emergencies; [...] [...]

It includes powerful event log management, as well as the most robust, scalable, and mature [...] [...]

[...] Optical Characterization and Simulations Expert at STMicroelectronics, "the optimization function available in FDTD Solutions 7.0 is useful to quickly find the best operating point for microlens radius of curvature [...] [...]

[...] [...] of 2010 and early 2011, in recent months the Mission has focused its efforts on launching a dialogue with the authorities, civil society and the private sector in support of agreements on governability that will promote the creation or strengthening of institutions [...] [...]

Particular emphasis will be placed on the third EFA goal dealing specifically with strengthening the life skills of young people and the sixth EFA goal concerning the quality and relevance of education.

[...] [...] between cultural diversity, dialogue and development, the equal importance of the cultural and economic aspects of development, recognition of the specific character of cultural contents and artistic expressions, meaning the dual – cultural and economic – nature of cultural goods and services, and lastly, promotion of creative activity and of the cultural goods and services that are the main channels thereof.

[...] [...] the security of radioactive substances, and [...]

[...] the importance of the Code of Conduct on the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources5 and of the Guidance on the Import and Export of Radioactive Sources6 as valuable instruments for enhancing the safety and security of radioactive sources, while recognizing that the Code is not a legally binding instrument, and of the International [...] [...]

[...] [...] do not involve a release of radioactive material — an important capability for avoiding the extended imposition [...]

The Security Council stressed the importance of bringing gender perspectives to the centre [...] [...]

In particular, the final report identified key development challenges facing Iraq as it seeks to achieve stability and growth, with a focus on the primary themes of governance, inclusive [...] [...]

[...] [...] central and local registry of radioactive substances; Government [...] [...]

The Group will focus on the most systematic recruiters.

[...] [...] (IR)-thermal radiation temperature taken with IR-thermal thermometers and surface temperature measurements taken with contact probes) and thermal images obtained with thermovisors from the ground and dominant heights, the lowest-level temperature [...] [...]

[...] [...] near future, air pollution, noise, radiation and vibration, and the effect of buildings [...] [...]

[...] continuation and strengthening of regional and subregional cooperation, particularly with respect to the development of networks and knowledge platforms to share views, best practices and policies to achieve sustainable development, sustainable urban development and the development, dissemination and transfer of cleaner and lower emission technologies.

On the basis of article 11, paragraph 2, of the Ordinance on the Conditions and the Measures of Protection against Ionizing Radiation for the Practices with Radioactive Sources (Official Gazette Nos. 84/00 and 106/03), before the radioactive substance passes the State border, the importer must forward to the border sanitary inspector the permit for purchasing the radioactive source issued to the end-user by the State Office for Radiation Protection.

Finally, a national satellite launch vehicle site had been established, [...]

[...] also focused on strengthening the technology transfer and innovation management capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises, that backstopping [...] [...]

Given the very different levels of scientific understanding and relative uncertainties associated with direct and indirect radiative forcing of ODSs, the lack of cancellation in their effects on surface climate and the dependence of indirect GWPs on the year of emission, this report [...] [...]

[...] [...] global objectives; and finally, to facilitate the deliberations of Member States in the eighth session of the Forum by proposing some points for consideration.

Consider that new threats to security, such as all forms and manifestations of terrorism, the global problem of drugs and related crimes, organized transnational crime, illicit arms trafficking, common crimes that affect civic security, threats to international public health, particularly HIV/AIDS and H1N1, natural disasters, the shipment of radioactive material through our waters, among others, and especially their effects in Latin America and the Caribbean, must be tackled by competent authorities and entities in an integral manner through effective, articulated and joint international cooperation within the framework of respect for the sovereignty of the States, each country’s internal legislation, and international law.