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[...] [...] production of the throttle quadrant assembly (TQA) which acts as the direct link for the control of the engine thrust and is located in [...]

[...] [...] criminal groups to carry out criminal activities, exploit individuals, wildlife and the environment, take advantage of [...] [...]

[...] [...] the private sector through concession contracts, can be explored, but careful consideration must be given to the inclusion of provisions on the various segments of the waste management chain [...] [...]

[...] Genetically Modified Micro-organisms Act regulates the safe use [...] [...]

One of the P-3 officers would focus on researching best practices for use in the articulation of workflows and detailed procedures and instructions that support IPSAS-compliant accounting and reporting, including the development of guidelines supporting the recording of segment information for peacekeeping operations, the recording of goods and services provided in kind, and the recording and monitoring of provisions and contingent liabilities in peacekeeping operations.

[...] focused their discussion on action elements for implementation during [...] [...]

[...] [...] International Portal on Food Safety, Plant and Animal Health and [...] [...]

This is mainly due to the advanced research projects supported by numerous international partnerships at all levels and a unique public-private interaction environment and strong governmental support of life sciences and healthcare research.

[...] [...] of such investments prevalent in the servicing sector, and that the activities foreseen for those enterprises represented incremental costs (decision 62/14).

While bottom-set longlines may snag and damage benthic epifauna and irregular objects on the bottom, longline fisheries do offer the potential to conduct fishing without severe habitat damage and to do so in a relatively energy-conscious manner.

[...] [...] resulted in de facto barriers to trade, and created difficulties especially for developing countries; complying with these standards required multiple certification by private bodies, with a high cost for small producers; in many cases private standards were more restrictive and prescriptive than government standards and Codex standards and often had no scientific basis; the process by which private standards were set lacked transparency and inclusiveness; and in some cases such standards did [...]

Moreover, paragraph 15 of resolution 1973 (2011) requires any Member State, whether acting nationally or through regional organizations or arrangements, when it undertakes an inspection pursuant to paragraph 13 of the resolution, to submit promptly an initial written report to the Committee containing, in particular, explanation of the grounds for the inspection, the results of such inspection and whether or not cooperation was provided, and, if prohibited items for transfer are found, further requires such Member States to submit to the Committee, at a later stage, a subsequent written report containing relevant details on the inspection, seizure, disposal and relevant details of the transfer, including a description of the items, their origin and intended destination, if this information is not in the initial report.

[...] [...] International Portal on Food Safety, Animal and Plant Health [...]

[...] [...] freight going through gates 1 and 31 and the joint patrolling of the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo (EULEX) with Kosovo police, as well as the intention of EULEX to continue to increase its presence and activities in order to address [...] [...]

The rational is to diversify into other domestic fuel types to stabilize prices at the pumps and at the same time meet carbon dioxide emissions limits.

[...] possibility, section IV of the report is devoted to a discussion of emerging trends, challenges and perspectives with regard to education and their potential impact on the nature of future international action.

[...] fastest-growing animal food-producing sectors and, in the next [...] [...]

Failure to address such weaknesses has given rise to concerns of a “middleincome trap”, since several countries have moved into the labour-intensive slices of the global value chains but have found it difficult to further develop the technological infrastructure needed to support the growth of larger domestic firms which could sustain upgrading and productivity growth.

The scope of the environmental decision is related to the type of production or range of business activity.

Some participants noted that labour standards along the supply chain are particularly relevant in sectors such as toys, electronics, agriculture and cotton and that supply chain management is a way to deal with the issue but it is unable to resolve the lack of national institutions and processes on basic labour inspections.

[...] [...] toxic and hazardous substances; considering energy-saving and environmentally friendly design, material saving design, reusing, [...] [...]

The Representative of FAO informed the Commission that the Strategic Objective D: “Improved safety and quality of food at all stages of the food chain” had been retained as one of the major priorities in FAO.

[...] [...] plant and/or animal life; national defence, safety and fire-fighting; and scientific research safety, when such products cannot be replaced by environmentally-sound and economically-viable [...]

[...] [...] efficiency not be allowed to become the basis for an increase in activity and consumption in developed countries and that such increases [...] [...]

[...] [...] foster private sector engagement in the sustainable use and conservation of biodiversity, [...] [...]

[...] [...] diverse rainfed environments, it is apparent that biotechnology-related research led by the private sector will be even [...]

[...] in the industrial sector (such as climate-ready utilities) also have some co-benefits, owing to reduction in fuel and material use, leading to reduced emissions of air pollutants, solid wastes and wastewater.