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They send supply ships that help fishing vessels venture further into South China Sea.

[...] from Goma to resupply FDC.

( d ) They shall not utilize a recharging transboundary aquifer or aquifer system at a level that would prevent continuance of its effective functioning.

One practical challenge was to ensure that current information on negative vessel lists was provided to relevant supply and refuelling vessels.

[...] [...] composition, release, replenishment and rotation of [...] [...]

They use military planes or government supply ships to bring tourists to the Paracel Islands.

The global increase in the use of and reliance on groundwater has led to increased demand for expertise in groundwater and allied fields (including among others: groundwater recharge and storage by satellite based techniques and models, groundwater quality and protection, groundwater pollution and depletion risk assessment, degradation of groundwater resources by natural disasters and human impacts, and the assessment of the impacts of climate change on groundwater resources).

See the section entitled, “Supplies and consumables” later in this guide for supplies and catalog numbers.

[...] [...] conserve, recycle and replenish resources without [...]

[...] [...] managed aquifer recharge (MAR).

All States in whose territory a recharge or discharge zone is located, in whole or in part, and which are not aquifer States with regard to that aquifer or aquifer system, shall cooperate with the aquifer States to protect the aquifer or aquifer system and related ecosystems.

The immunization sub-programme has been strengthened through logistics, regular supply of vaccines and other inputs in all provinces and updated service provision norms and standards.

On the issue of the major logistical challenges facing the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID), I did outline some of them, but, to be more specific, one is the long supply lines.

But the “lost” water is sometimes still available for use, being either captured in drains and returned to the river or recharging aquifers for use through wells.

In no event shall Carrier be liable for any incident arising outside the Guest areas of the Vessel or the Vessel itself including, but not limited to, those occurring ashore, on tenders not owned by the Vessel, on or resulting from equipment not a part of the Vessel, or upon docks or piers.

[...] [...] trans-shipment and refuelling centre.

The section entitled, “Supplies and consumables” at the end of this chapter provides a listing of the supplies required to clean your scanner.

In 2012, the Government is investing about $3.3 million to replenish the lagoons by releasing at least 300,000 fish fingerlings and thousands of sea cucumbers in various areas around the island, and to create coral farms and reef sanctuaries.

[...] [...] victims, help them to rebuild their [...]

[...] [...] study for the replenishment of the Multilateral Fund for 2009-2011.

[...] ground water recharge capacity further [...]

Capacity development is especially important to support the full and effective implementation of existing and new global instruments (e.g. the 2009 Port State Measures Agreement [Box 6]) and other fisheries initiatives as tools to combat IUU fishing.

[...] signals a cycle of replenishment for production [...] [...]

[...] [...] sources that recharged the aquifers.

The French colonization of Djibouti began during the second half of the nineteenth century with the establishment of a supply base for the French navy sailing between France’s territories and colonies in Indochina, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific, and mainland France.

Seminars, workshops and discussions were arranged, including on such topics as the role of vocational training in rural selfemployment; self-employment for the educated unemployed/underemployed; easyto-follow strategies for recharging groundwater; unethical medical practices; and misleading advertisements.

[...] [...] the pollution from recharge areas.

[...] [...] mainly get water supplies from atmospheric precipitation and alimentation of rivers, and it also flow into rivers or supply bedrock fissure water layer in the bottom.

Few responding States have taken measures to prohibit the supply and refuelling of vessels on negative lists of regional fisheries management organizations; however, one regional fisheries body referred to national prohibitions by its members in this regard.