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The functions of the Counter-Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate and UNODC are fully complementary and mutually supportive: the political, policy, coordination and facilitation work of the Counter-Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate precedes and guides the work of UNODC in delivering technical assistance in the legal and related capacity-building areas; the technical assistance work of UNODC in turn helps countries to address the legal and related gaps and needs identified in their counter-terrorism capacity and helps the Counter-Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate to verify the measures taken by the countries in that regard.

With a view to guiding the Committee in drafting the Fund’s guidelines, Canada proposed that the Committee take into account the following guiding principles: the Fund should be, as far as possible, supplementary to existing funds in the cultural sphere, meet the needs expressed by developing countries, have structuring effects, and be focused on the need to attain specific results for its beneficiaries.

UNICEF is setting up tents to serve as additional classrooms so that the schools in Pibor town, where some of the displaced population has settled, can absorb the additional number of children.

In the event of the resignation or death of a Commission member, the Director-General shall appoint a replacement for the remainder of the current term.

If subsequent performance is refused by us, if it failed, or if the customer cannot be expected to accept it, the customer has the option to withdraw from the contract or request a price reduction.

[...] possibility of various subventions, as we have done [...]

[...] [...] for specific measures of redress in order to meet their [...]

[...] [...] measures of restitution and satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition [...] [...]

These systems houses and four other systems suppliers (namely KPI, Beta/Succo, Bayer and Redachem) also sell FFS imported from facilities outside Egypt (including Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates), to make up for shortfalls in meeting market demand.

[...] [...] (English or French), complemented by supplemental systems [...] [...]

Where a vacancy occurs on the Board during the term of office of a member, the Council shall fill such vacancy as soon as possible and in accordance with the applicable provisions of article 9, by electing another member for the remainder of the term.

[...] [...] need to fill the seats of five members whose term of office expires on 5 February 2012.

The initiative was conceived as a stop-gap measure to accommodate demobilized combatants who had not received the allowance of CFA 500,000 stipulated in the Ouagadougou Agreement; however limited funding has meant that the programme has accommodated only 3,720 ex-combatants.

[...] linked to years of satisfactory service, this might [...]

At its sixty-fourth session, the General Assembly elected six members of the Committee for Programme and Coordination to fill vacancies occurring on the expiration of the terms of office of seven members (decision 64/404).

[...] [...] compensation, rehabilitation, satisfaction and guaranteed non-repetition.

[...] including restitution, satisfaction, compensation, rehabilitation [...] [...]

the recent measures announced by Israel regarding access to the Gaza Strip, while calling for full implementation and complementary measures that address the need for a fundamental change in policy that allows for the sustained and regular opening of the border crossings for the movement of persons and goods, including for the reconstruction and economic recovery of Gaza

Welcoming recent steps to ease the restrictions on movement and access in the West Bank, while stressing the need for further steps to be taken in this regard, and recognizing that such steps would improve living conditions and the situation on the ground and could promote further Palestinian economic development, Acknowledging the recent measures announced by Israel regarding access to the Gaza Strip, while calling for full implementation and complementary measures that address the need for a fundamental change in policy that allows for the sustained and regular opening of the border crossings for the movement of persons and goods, including for the reconstruction and economic recovery of Gaza

[...] established to satisfy possible claims resulting from the social plan established to compensate staff for [...] [...]

At its 35th plenary meeting, on 3 November 2009, the General Assembly, on the basis of nominations by the Economic and Social Council2 and in accordance with the annex to Council resolution 2008 (LX) of 14 May 1976, paragraph 1 of Council resolution 1987/94 of 4 December 1987, as well as Assembly decision 42/450 of 17 December 1987, elected the COMOROS, HAITI, ISRAEL, NAMIBIA, the RUSSIANF

[...] [...] authorities to satisfying the criterion that a remedy be prompt.

[...] [...] to additional financial assistance to enable them to meet the [...] [...]

UNDP explained that the Government of Cuba would prefer to maintain stage I of the HPMP up to 2020 as submitted, because this would allow Cuba to implement additional phase-out activities in the first years when HCFC consumption is expected to increase given the reduction on imports in 2009, and the subsequent increasing imports to cover the unsatisfied demand for HCFCs in the past.

The so-called double eccentric principle separates the tensioning and damping functions of the tolerance compensation system and can be precisely adjusted to the requirements of the specific toothed belt drive.

[...] [...] provide a remedy to Jose Vicente and Amado Villafañe, which the authors state were satisfactory.

[...] [...] 2016, to fill an outstanding vacancy on the Commission [...]

Budget lines assigned to conservation and maintenance were used to meet additional requirements and to carry out work outside of or on the margins of the operation, making use of the presence of companies on the site.