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[...] [...] right that cannot be equated with military aggression [...]

It has proven a mistake, however, to make such an isolated comparison and to equate the lower charge with cost-effectiveness and the higher charge with costprohibitiveness.

[...] certainly not be equated directly with [...]

[...] the barcode symbol representing a space you will need to type or print "=" (the equal character) instead [...] [...]

[...] prefixed with an equals sign, they can be [...] [...]

In this connection, the Committee recalls that, in order to respond to the General Assembly’s concerns regarding appropriate control of external translation (see, inter alia, resolutions 61/236 and 62/225), a total of 12 P-5 Senior Reviser posts were established at Headquarters and in Geneva during the biennium 2008-2009, a further 5 P-4 Reviser posts at the United Nations Office at Vienna were upgraded to the P-5 level during the biennium 2010-2011, and, subject to the approval of the General Assembly, a further six P-4 Reviser posts at the United Nations Office at Nairobi will be reclassified to the P-5 Senior Reviser level during the biennium 2012-2013 (see paras. I.48-I.51 above).

[...] [...] approach based on equating the aggressor [...] [...]

[...] [...] non-proliferation, by equating nuclear weapons [...] [...]

Documents 165 EX/20, 167 EX/16 and 171 EX/18, concerning relations with UNESCO institutes and centres, reveal inconsistencies in the use of the name and logo and aim to clarify the conditions and modalities of their use.

The fonts include both upper and lower case alpha characters, as well as numbers, symbols and multiple currency characters including the Dollar, Euro, Pound and Yen.

[...] results, test signals, and other data [...]

[...] creating serial numbers, etc.

[...] [...] (sectors, location, etc.), and logical (file system, free space, assigned letter, etc.) parameters.

Application of tools such as kanban (Japanese: signal) signals a cycle of replenishment for production and materials and maintains an orderly and efficient flow of materials throughout the entire manufacturing process.

[...] [...] see camera streams, etc.) we recommend You [...]

[...] [...] number(s), home address etc., but does not include [...]

Its general data including the location, manufacturer, production date and serial number can be entered in addition to the electrical data which forms the basis for the dynamic generation of test procedures.

Benefiting from a new generation of video wall controllers loaded with multiple Matrox MuraTM MPX output/input graphic cards, display systems used in the control room can create large-scale and highly functional video walls to display any incoming video ordata, such as VGA or DVI feeds from any of a range of sources: operator workstations running maps, Automatic Train Supervision (ATS), Automatic Train Protection (ATP), Automatic Train Operation (ATO) programs or Passenger Information System (PIS), platform live video CCTV feeds, set-top BOX HDMI feeds, etc. Broad video walls composed of multiple monitors provide the viewers with a large virtual desktop that can be easily manipulated in response to rapidly changing conditions.

The information on partition sizes, drive capacities, their manufacturers, and model numbers can also help in correctly identifying the drives.

South Africa believes that in implementing our various obligations under resolutions 1267 (1999), 1989 (2011), 1373 (2001) and 1540 (2004), we should take into account the need for a Member State-driven agenda.

Zgate enables customers to maintain compliance with regulatory and industry mandates such as HIPAA, or PCI-DSS by identifying and restricting outbound communications including sensitive information like birth dates, Social Security numbers, account numbers, etc. IT administrators can create custom rules containing specific key words or conditions to guard against leaking confidential data.

Syria has repeatedly called for just and comprehensive peace in Middle East to be reached on the basis of Security Council resolutions, in particular resolutions 242 (1967), 338 (1973) and 497 (1981), the Arab Peace Initiative and the other relevant terms of reference.