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However, that community is culturally independent and has its own schedule and priorities, and at times it is not comfortable delivering aid with the military involved.

(c) All redeemable units in the class of instruments [...]

In case some invited citizens might change their minds, HKUPOP would set the combined first and reserve lists for each quota group to be 150% of the quota. Then, we would confirm each invited citizen and reduce the quota list to 120% before the debate.

(b) The redeemable units are in the class of instruments that is subordinate toall other classes of instruments.

According to the Secretary-General, the decrease is due to anticipated efficiencies arising from the proactive management and prioritization of resources, including through minimizing the non-local recruitment of temporary staff, technological investment in conference-servicing processes, stricter enforcement of page limits and increased use of contractual translation, as well as cost-reduction measures related to summary records and the provision of conference services to funds and programmes at Headquarters (see also para. I.45 above).

[...] [...] Organization-wide perspective on the needs and priorities relatingto construction, major maintenance and the overall [...]

Unaccompanied minors are not subject to the “safe third country” or “manifestly unfounded claim” principles and their asylum applications are examined in theorder ofpriority.

It entails raising the troop level to 17,731 uniformed personnel and a set of enablers and force multipliers aimed at achieving a fine balance between the operational requirements and a realistic level of resources through (a) the prioritization of areas of operation; (b) the phasing of the operation without significantly altering the desired objectives; (c) trading force multipliers and enablers for troop levels by maintaining capability; (d) requesting Ethiopia to continue to provide support to Transitional Federal Government/AMISOM operations in the Bay, Bakool and Hiraan regions; and (e) the provision of immediate operational logistics support to the Transitional Federal Government security forces.

[...] [...] respect to rations; eleventh annual plenary meeting ofthe United Nations Geographic Information Working Group, which focuses on GIS data sharing and technology exchange as well as development of the United Nations spatial data infrastructure; annual NATO Partnership for Peace geospatial conference for the exchange of GIS data andapplications;and coordination meetings with NATO, the [...][...]

[...] [...] disbursement and monitoring procedures, some concerns raised at previous meetings with regard to the [...]

[...] [...] management capacity of the enterprises inthe sub-sector concerned; and the availability of cost-effective [...]

Critical measures included developing mitigation strategies detailing how departments would continue their critical business processes in the event of disruption; consolidating departmental business continuity plans and reviewing the interdependencies between departments; conducting business impact analyses to objectively validate theprioritization ofbusiness processes; coordinating planning among United Nations organizations located in New York; providing technical assistance forbusiness continuity planning at offices away from Headquarters, regional commissions and peacekeeping operations; and training critical staff and ensuring accountability at all duty stations by testing business continuity plans regularly.

[...] [...] setting priorities during waterscarcity; (ii) establishing [...][...]

One speaker referred to the role of the Commission in relation to relevant budgetary bodies of the United Nations by stating the responsibility of the functional commissions and other bodies to provide appropriate information to the Fifth Committee to assist it in making informed decisions so as to clarify financial implications and prioritize activities.