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External sources (not reviewed)

In such programmes, where a sustained investment had been made in specialist expertise and general staff awareness, the drivers for results appeared to be more system-based and less reliant on the existence of committed and resourceful individuals.

Finally, UNESCO will further expand its role as intellectual leader in education.

Particular emphasis was placed on UNESCO’s role in ensuring that education became truly inclusive, in particular by effectively reaching the unreached – especially the poor, women and girls, rural populations, minorities, refugees and countries or populations that were victims of disasters and people with special needs.

[...] parameters, running through the man-machine interface can be BTV04 input or monitoring, human-computer interface (BTV04) with nine fixed-function keys and seven user-programmable Button, the user interface procedures are free to prepare or use interface standard procedures, S485 through direct communication with the servo operation; DKC21.3 intelligent [...] [...]

Through its outreach efforts, the Department aims to attract new talent through direct collaboration with training institutions, and it ensures awareness of its needs and requirements through a language outreach portal.

[...] [...] of Puerto Ricans who are working, both through enhancing incentives to seek employment and through expanding private sector job opportunities.

Chile further highlighted that demining operations have allowed for a safe passing across its [...] [...]

[...] consults and engages directly with a diversified range of persons with disabilities and their representative organizations, beyond the China Disabled Persons’ Federation, in the development and implementation of legislation and policies and in other decision-making processes concerning them, including persons with psychosocial disabilities, persons with [...] [...]

[...] sent a letter through the chain of [...] [...]

(d) Strengthening political commitment and action at all levels to effectively implement the global objectives on forest and the sustainable forest management of all types of forests in order to reduce the loss of forest cover and improve the livelihoods of those that depend on forests through the development of a comprehensive and more effective approach to financing activities,23 involvement of local and indigenous communities and other relevant stakeholders, promoting good governance at the national and international levels, and enhancing international cooperation to address the threats posed by illicit activities

[...] [...] America, Japan and the European Union in conspiracy, as part of their attempts to eliminate [...] [...]

[...] [...] system, it welcomed the adoption by consensus of Human Rights Council resolution [...]

[...] [...]

She or he is resourceful in helping the parties see different alternatives, building trust between the parties and holding them together when the negotiations threaten to fall apart.

[...] [...] promotion of human rights; to promote the equal participation of women both in peacekeeping operations and in related decision-making bodies; to bring a gender perspective in the broadest sense of the term to bear on the design, implementation and execution of our international cooperation policies; to strengthen the technical capacity of both public officials and civil society with regard to gender issues and security and conflict; and to promote the regional implementation of resolution 1325 (2000) through the exchange of experience and international cooperation, both bilaterally and via the regional peacekeeping operations in which Chile takes part, particularly [...] [...]

[...] [...] parents, widows, etc., who seek to become genuine family communities and work together with their chaplains to promote mutual growth; (b) they meet regularly, participating in a formative process of Observe, Judge [...] [...]

[...] solidarity to the Chile through Her Excellency [...]

It is also theoretically possible to seek comments from other ECRs already working with the potential Supervisor, and perhaps even better, from those who might have left and moved on from working with the Supervisor.

[...] seek to resolve all issues through negotiation and dialogue.

Finally, the obligation to fulfil (facilitate and provide) means that the Government should take positive steps to identify vulnerable groups and implement appropriate measures to ensure their access to adequate food by facilitating their ability to feed themselves.

[...] [...] violence and to seek a peaceful solution through appropriate political dialogue.

[...] [...] notice of court proceedings through persons close to him, who [...] [...]

Precise machine monitoring through intelligent measuring and [...] [...]

The proposed 2009/10 budget includes resource requirements for the Strategic Military Cell, comprising 2 civilian staff (1 D-2 and 1 General Service (Other level)) and 15 military staff officers, pursuant to paragraphs 23 and 24 of General Assembly resolution 62/265, and pending the consideration by the Assembly at its sixty-fourth session of the comprehensive report on the implementation of the strengthening of the Office of Military Affairs and its impact on the organization of the Office.