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[...] [...] of United Arab Emirates concerning the recommendations and/or conclusions, as well as its voluntary commitments and its replies presented before the adoption of the outcome by the plenary to questions or issues that were not sufficiently addressed during the interactive dialogue in the Working Group.

Developed economies had begun to stagnate with the waning fiscal stimuli and ineffective monetary policy, and while some developing economies [...] [...]

The provision includes $4,133,100 to cover requirements for continuation of the implementation of the Internet protocol telephony (IPT) system at the United Nations Office at Geneva, the United Nations Office at Vienna, ESCAP, ECLAC and ECA, and $2,291,300 for a consolidated maintenance contract for all offices away from Headquarters and regional commissions, based on a unified vendor approach (see A/66/6 (Sect. 34), para. 34.56).

The Committee was informed that regional efforts would be necessary to ensure that (a) infrastructure development, including that envisioned in stimulus packages, incorporated [...] [...]

[...] [...] prices to the extent needed to stimulate some of these step changes, [...] [...]

In his speech, Mr Zhang Xinsheng, Chairman of UNESCO’s Executive Board, referred to the important role of National Commissions in UNESCO’s activities, recalled the discussions by the Executive Board on the relevance of the 34 C/4 and 34 C/5 as key programme documents of the Organization, highlighted the various strategic objectives and principal priorities currently pursued by UNESCO, in particular with respect to EFA, referred to the expectations associated with the overall review of Major Programmes II and III.

[...] [...] pertaining to the dialogue among civilizations, a number of activities were undertaken by BSP, including: the setting up of a global (electronic, Internet-based) network, involving competent organizations and research institutions as well as individual researchers, philosophers and intellectuals; the publication of scientific and policy-relevant papers and speeches in UNESCO’s “Dialogue Series”; presentations at international conferences and meetings on UNESCO’s involvement in the dialogue among civilizations; [...] [...]

We need to ensure that the global IP systems evolve so that they may contribute to the development of developing countries, by stimulating innovation and technology transfer relevant to them, while also making available the products of technology at the most competitive prices possible.

The third Objective – Engaging new voices in dialogue about religious issues, addresses existing practices relating to interfaith dialogue (by and for youth); a survey is currently being undertaken by an interregional and interfaith youth team.

[...] Advisory Committee in the constructive dialogue between member States and the secretariat, [...] [...]

In those conversations, three common priorities [...] [...]

[...] [...] (S/2011/114, annex) prepared for this debate that an inclusive and strengthened dialogue with all Somalis and key stakeholders will help map the way forward for Somalia.

[...] [...] demonstrates excellent performance in all pacing sites within the right [...] [...]

[...] [...] some cases even only as a hub or a reference in an artistic dialogue.

[...] least 15 per cent of the global stimulus packages to date [...] [...]

[...] [...] Globally Harmonized System with that of the Model Regulations; editorial revision of the chapters addressing skin corrosion/irritation; assessment of water-activated toxicity; implementation issues; further improvement of annexes 1, 2 and 3 of the Globally [...] [...]

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[...] [...] this will lead to a premature withdrawal of fiscal and monetary stimulus measures that, at least thus far, have been the principal factors [...] [...]

That commitment had been clearly manifested when, in the 2006 national dialogue, the Lebanese people, represented by all their political [...] [...]

[...] briefings on a variety of subjects, including the latest economic situation in Japan and measures to stimulate the economy.

During the discussion, attention was drawn to the dire conditions in Haiti, which could place the country in a situation of borderline, if not outright, non-compliance, thus making it necessary to highlight the special need for assistance to Haiti to maintain compliance.

However, as Gary Locke, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, remarked to the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, “America has a broken innovation ecosystem that does not efficiently create the right incentives or allocate enough resources to generate new ideas; develop those ideas with focused research; and turn them into businesses that can create good jobs.

The Deputy Executive Director of the United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM), in her statement, emphasized reducing maternal mortality and increasing women’s meaningful political participation as high priorities for future action.

In her statement at the ASEAN regional forum in Hanoi on 23 July 2010, Secretary Clinton focused on the U.S. interest in maintaining freedom of navigation and commerce in the region, as well as the desire that claims in the South China Sea be valid under the Law of the Sea and be solved through a collaborative process.

The measures included primarily fiscal stimulus policies, such [...] [...]