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It sits in the middle of a vibrant region and in integrating with it has the opportunity to catch-up to its neighbours, as well as learn from their successes and failures.

The real question is how the military and commercial sectors can facilitate the “catch up” of diplomacy in establishing norms.

For the next ten years, we forecast this trend will continue and EMs without China will catch up G7 economies on year 2018.

[...] [...] airports, with the resulting increase in [...] [...]

In the International Public Sector Accounting Standards Project Team, the Secretary-General is proposing to reinstate four IPSAS-related positions (2 P-4, 2 P-3) which were not continued in 2010/11, to support the change to IPSAS-compliant accounting and reporting on peacekeeping operations and meet the IPSAS implementation target date of 2014.

But the CAC must take additional steps to keep pace with international developments by better managing its work so that it addresses high priority issues in a timely manner and that standards development work is completed within specified time frames.

[...] with the fast pace of innovation.

[...] [...] hi-tech nature of exports along with the geographical location, and a strong commitment to meet global deadlines in export markets.

It is crucial that new players step up to the plate so as to guarantee the lasting nature of this funding.

Given the pace of technical development in the field, and the range of technical approaches that can be brought to bear, it would be excessively burdensome to maintain technical recommendations that keep pace with evolving guidelines from professional organizations that frame technical approaches and practical considerations, and define quality assurance standards or best practices.

However, developing countries should capture an increasing share of global investment to this aim, for various reasons.

Although the quality of locally produced adhesive will gradually be approaching the quality of adhesive manufactured by foreign manufacturers, a period of time is required for such local adhesive manufacturers to improve their product quality such as increase in investment in research and development, production capacity and the establishment of technical support team.

In the earlier years, the Fund underperformed mainly as a result of its low weighting in equities, but the Fund has caught up rapidly since 2000 owing to outperformance in equities and bond asset classes.

Consider making small adjustments to the public educational system, for instance with special temporary programmes, in order to allow Malay students to catch up with their Chinese counterparts.

GISTI, an association that defends the rights of foreign workers, points out, for example, that at Bondi on 26 September, at SaintDenis on 10 October, and at Bagnolet on 24 October 2007 and in other cities, the police carried out down raids on sites occupied by Roma (Bulgarian and Romanian nationals), loaded the occupants onto specially chartered buses, and gave them the choice between “prison” and immediate departure to their countries of origin “with return assistance”.

The UIS literacy tables will be updated, in August 2004 in time for the World Literacy Day, to include any national estimates received after the March release.

Examples of such programmes include those being provided by the Ministry of Education of the Sudan to help students in Darfur to catch up with their schooling and the Complementary Rapid Education for Primary School Programme for adolescents affected by the conflict in Sierra Leone, being provided by the Ministry of Education of Sierra Leone and UNICEF (see box 3).

The man wanted to enquire about chartering a flight to collect seven businessmen from Asmara, in time to catch a connecting flight from Nairobi to Mogadishu with African Express Airways on 22 April.

Some have estimated that, in the first six weeks since that date, settlement activity caught up with and surpassed the work that had been partially halted during the previous 10 months.

[...] [...] that of the most senior Secretariat officials, [...] [...]

After 18 months of implementation, the main challenge remains the increase in the number of sites on the World Heritage List (46 in two years) with no parallel financial increase in the World Heritage Fund or in the Regular Programme.

Once they move to a new labour-abundant product, its price will increase until it catches up with international prices.

[...] [...] difficult to meet the deadlines requested by the Security Council, [...]

You could be in the crossfire and get killed because you were outside at the wrong time.

In less than 30 years Brazil has turned itself from a food importer into one of the world’s greatest breadbaskets,” reported The Economist in August 2010, noting that it was the first country to have caught up with the traditional big five grain exporters – the US, Canada, Australia, Argentina and the EU.

If a child has to stay in the hospital for a number of weeks, or even months, keeping up with classwork is a problem.

[...] that Poland has seen recently won’t help it catch up to Western living [...] [...]

The Alliance is now working to make the HPV vaccine available to more than 30 million of the world’s poorest women and girls by 2020; as part of this effort, and coinciding with World Cancer Day, it has launched demonstration programs in eight developing countries.