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External sources (not reviewed)

[...] [...] the area, extent and thickness of the aquifer, its characteristics, and the direction in which the aquifer flows”.

[...] work should be more broadly and better publicized [...]

[...] [...] the varying area, extent and thickness of the aquifer, its characteristics, and the direction in which the aquifer flowed, and the variations [...] [...]

Due to the vast geographical size of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the lack of road infrastructure within the critical areas of the Mission’s operation in the East, [...] [...]

I call upon the parties to maintain their active engagement and to redouble their efforts with a view to reaching agreement on key elements of a security regime, including [...] [...]

UNESCO nonetheless has strong foundations to build on: mobilizing its extensive knowledge networks; building on a long history of NGO relations; and taking advantage of UNESCO’s strong brand in the private sector.

These services include, for example, the co-ordination of radio frequencies for the operation of a satellite by a satellite licensee, the monitoring and prevention of radio interference caused to cellular and paging users, the handling of consumer complaints, the arbitration of disputes between telecommunications operators, and the adjudication of interconnection agreements between network licensees.

The presence of large quantities of weapons left over from previous conflicts, the existence of armed groups and trafficking networks, the very large and often difficult territory to control, the limited provision of security by the State, lack of institutional presence in peripheral areas, and the difficulty of implementing international and national physical security and stockpile management best practices are all factors that encourage the illicit proliferation of weapons.

[...] the importance of wider sharing of this information [...] [...]

The European Union believed that a more determined effort must be made to fight poverty and HIV/AIDS, which were synonymous with denial of rights; the economic, social and cultural rights must be more vigorously promoted through legislation; torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment had to be firmly condemned; and all human rights defenders, whom it hailed for working in the face of considerable risk, should be strongly supported.

However, in recent years, the educational sector has played an increasingly active role, calling for amendments to the law to address electronic copyright and to make provision for distance education, special educational programmes and the needs of disabled people (for example, the blind).

[...] [...] need to respond positively to the numerous [...] [...]

It was precisely in order to change the situation that the United Nations Millennium Campaign, launched in 2002 by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, issued on the occasion of the International Day an appeal for the mass mobilization of the international community, including civil society, so that millions of people throughout the world could make their voices heard in favour of the Millennium Development Goals.

[...] overwhelmingly positive with individuals [...] [...]

[...] [...] continuity issues on a broader, Organization-wide basis, taking into account pandemic planning and other non-information [...] [...]

Beginning in 1985, NGOs lobbied in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) review process for a commitment to achieve a Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT).

[...] [...] contribute to wider logistics policy goals.

Regional experience with innovative and integrated applications of new technologies to clearances and inspections for international road transport can be promoted through the exchange of experience, which may lead to greater levels of harmonization in the region.

[...] [...] alignment with the new business processes in the Umoja [...] [...]

In the interest of implementing the Convention effectively, Australia, Canada and New Zealand called for firm commitments from States, a dynamic partnership with civil society and the marshalling of assistance for the developing countries.

Nor can it be expected that the weapons will be circulated widely, and possibly used in common criminal activity.

[...] called for proactive initiatives [...] [...]

While broadly indicative of the responsiveness on the part of the United Nations system organizations to calls for mainstreaming SSC in their work, the above global picture would be incomplete without delving further into the programmes of activities that system organizations are actually undertaking in support of SSC.

[...] Government to take active measures to [...] [...]

(b) To identify, exchange and promote good practices and lessons learned on the implementation of the Guiding Principles and to assess and make recommendations thereon and, in that context, to seek and receive information from all relevant sources, including Governments, transnational corporations and other business enterprises, national human rights institutions, civil society and rights-holders

The Radio Production Assistant, based in the newsroom in Abidjan, would be the key reporter for the news programme and would be playing a pivotal role as roving reporter for the three proposed broadcasting centres.