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External sources (not reviewed)

[...] cause of and a factor that perpetuates [...] [...]

The threat may be linked to a variety of events such as natural or epidemiological disasters, invasion of the national territory by foreign entities or an institutional crisis.

We will also see to it that the teachers who teach and serve in kindergartens and child care centres will have reasonable salaries, and that the Government will set up more pre-service, certificate and degree courses in the training of kindergarten teachers to raise the employment qualifications, experience and professional status of pre-school education workers.

[...] [...] issues related to key elements of Internet governance, [...] [...]

[...] [...] environmental factors, such as pollution [...]

The Chairman remarked that, although there was no adequate scientific evidence to sustain that the six colouring matters were hazardous, there were concerns among parents about the effects of these colouring matters on their children.

Though seed analysis diagnoses past problems, it can help identify field sites where future crops will respond to micronutrient applications and regional trends in micronutrient status of crops.

Internal factors include: the level of PCT fees as [...] [...]

(b) The Judiciary has placed heavy emphasis on developing the civil expertise of the District Court and it was confident that it had an adequate pool of judges with civil experience to cope with the proposed increase in the jurisdictional limits of the District Court.

c. Both of the two new projects above have incorporated the e-engagement and the relevant costs have been included in the project expenditures.

24.80 The net increase of $787,900 relates to the following: (a) the delayed impact of one P-3 post approved as from 2011 to provide support to the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities; (b) the proposed establishment of five new posts as follows: (i) the P-4 post to assist the Committee on Enforced Disappearances in liaising with petitioners and States parties concerned, draft decisions and views under the individual communications procedure and followup on the implementation of the Committee’s views; (ii) one new P-3 post to assist the Committee on Enforced Disappearances with the examination of States reports presented under article 29 of the Convention; (iii) one new P-3 post to support the Subcommittee on the Prevention of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment in its new composition of 25 members (increase from 10 to 25 members), in view of the expected increase in workload of the Subcommittee.

[...] [...] related to other factors pertaining to human health, including: the possible increased use of antibiotics to [...] [...]

[...] due to various factors such as internal [...] [...]

[...] limited to, such factors as: we may not [...] [...]

Expert missions and meetings have resulted in increased numbers of trained professionals, higher levels of care and greater familiarity with the best professional standards.

This can be observed, for instance, in the education sector where the availability of trained teachers is a constraint; and in the science sector where the capacity for sustainable management of the ecosystem and the supply of water is a problem.

As a result of a shortage of trained close protection officers and an inability to rapidly train existing United Nations staff for close protection security services, the Departments of Peacekeeping Operations and Safety and Security acquired the support of Member States to provide seconded staff for close protection teams, qualified on the basis of countryspecific standards.

[...] [...] of risk; a welltrained and adequately remunerated workforce; information on which to [...] [...]

The modalities for the establishment and effective functioning of an extraterritorial court include consideration of the views of the Somali authorities and of potential host States, the legal basis and jurisdiction of the court, the need for an appropriate criminal and procedural legislative framework for piracy prosecutions, premises, security, the need for trained judges, prosecutors and other legal professionals, cooperation with third States, evidentiary and other issues, detention and imprisonment arrangements, the time necessary for the establishment and functioning of the court, and costs and financing.

[...] [...] agreements and practice; the various elements of subsequent agreements and practice, [...] [...]

[...] [...] affected areas and has a well trained [...] [...]

All forms of private enterprise — domestic markets, foreign investment and international trade — require an operating environment conducive to growth and development, including: peace and stability, the rule of law, good governance with accountability and transparency, the absence of corruption, adequate infrastructure, an educated workforce, clear property rights and enforceable contracts.

Underpinning all effective countermeasures was the need for law enforcement officers to be well informed, trained, adequately equipped and knowledgeable in the identification of amphetamine-type stimulants and their precursors.

(b) Technical/programme management: the Authority should consider, as harvesting operations come closer to reality, that individual contractor advocacy within the Authority might be well served by programme managers who are able to work on issues with a more robust technical staff, to minimize the loss of lessons learned from previous research and operations.

(g) To ensure that adequate medical, legal and social services sensitive to the needs of victims are in place to enhance the criminal justice management of cases involving violence against women and to encourage the development of specialized health services, including comprehensive, free and confidential forensic examinations by trained health providers and appropriate treatment, including HIVspecific treatment.

Despite the Group’s recommendations in previous reports, the Unit has yet to be provided with trained customs personnel to implement a risk assessment-based inspection strategy (see S/2011/642, para. 116).