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[...] during the previous verification cannot be [...] [...]

The 83 posts and positions proposed to be redeployed for the 2012/13 period include 38 posts from the Finance Section, comprising 4 Finance Officers (P-4), 2 Associate Finance Officers (National Professional Officers), 28 Finance Assistants (10 Field Service and 18 national General Service), 1 Cashier (Field Service), 1 Database Administrator (Field [...] [...]

[...] [...] to improve co-ordination of their IP-related [...] [...]

Stressing the importance of mediation activities [...] [...]

At its sixty-sixth session, the General Assembly stressed the importance [...] [...]

However, the proposed methodology allows stakeholders at the national level to adapt the questionnaire in order to identify needs and developments specific to the country in question.

While some cost adjustments could be made, the overall [...]

[...] [...] asked whether adjustments were planned.

Source: Arab report on the Millennium Development Goals (in progress); based on World Bank POVCAL data sets (in 2005, purchasing power parity) and United Nations Development Programme estimates derived from household income and expenditure survey unit record data.

Should the Under-Secretary-General/Executive Director agree to accept payment of a contribution in a currency other than United States dollars, the recorded contribution shall be adjusted by any consequent identifiable loss or gain on exchange, unless, in the case of loss, the contributing party agrees to reimburse it.

Existing institutions and support mechanisms, several speakers maintained, should be more fully exploited or adapted to new requirements that had been identified.

It is important, therefore, for contingencies to be borne in mind and adjustments made during the flight, to maximise the chances of finding the oil and plotting its full extent, while still trying to maintain a logical and efficient flight plan.

The formula no longer links the adjustments to staff posts only, but rather allows for adjustments in overall financial resources allocated to the programs directly involved in the processing of the resulting workload.

It involves adjustments to reduce the [...]

[...] [...] recommend procedures for adjustment.

The Regional Committees have met (in Dakar, Bangkok, Buenos Aires, Cairo and Paris) and established research agendas focused on higher education reform, trade in education, research training and management, internationalization, and development of national knowledge systems.

Many developing countries are witnessing rapid economic growth but sustaining the gains calls for the international monetary and financial systems to be reconfigured to better support development through policies and action that spur poverty reduction and the creation of decent jobs, especially for the youth in both the developed and developing countries.

[...] necessary to make adjustments to current [...] [...]

[...] [...] sectors of ODS phase out, as well as continued [...]

Build upon prior achievements, such as the successful ministerial fora, by paying due attention to a contextually-adjusted methodology for careful preparation of and follow-up to such high-level meetings.

The mandate of UNOCI was adjusted in Security [...] [...]

The IPCC offers a starting point by providing a broad definition of adaptation: adjustment in natural or human systems to actual or expected climatic stimuli or their effects, which moderates harm or exploits beneficial opportunities.

In seeking further information about the availability and the willingness of legal professionals among the Somali diaspora to participate in an extraterritorial court, the Office of Legal Affairs informally contacted the “eminent persons” consulted as experts by the Special Adviser and sent enquiries to 17 bar associations and law societies in countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa with significant Somali populations.

His delegation wished to know whether the 2009 budget proposals for special political missions had been adjusted in light of the experience gained during the previous year, particularly to incorporate more realistic vacancy rates and operational costs.

He would focus on three broad, interrelated objectives: (a) to raise awareness about the need to consider foreign debt as a human rights issue and, in that regard, to broaden support for the mandate through ongoing dialogue with all stakeholders (including States that had traditionally not supported the mandate); (b) to undertake a thematic study on foreign debt and human rights in order to identify and clarify some conceptual issues which could also inform the draft general guidelines, which were designed to ensure that compliance with commitments arising from foreign debt did not undermine the capacity of States to fulfil their human rights obligations, in the hope that the results of the thematic study would encourage a policy shift among those States that had traditionally been reluctant to support the mandate; and (c) to identify best practices concerning foreign debt and human rights through the review and development of the draft general guidelines.

In this regard, the preservation of cooperation efforts must include their continuous adjustment to ensure that they do not to become permanent, self-serving structures, or whose purpose becomes solving temporary problems.

[...] [...] area as fleets adjust to restricted [...]

The representative of Burundi said that it was regrettable that some members of the Committee, whose countries had been members of the Committee at various times when decisions on submitting the questionnaire to the non-governmental organization and on its suspension had been taken by consensus, had started to insist on the discriminatory character of the questionnaire.