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Moldova: The impact of the global economic and financial crisis places Moldova at risk of experiencing negative performance in its socio-economic development with an increasing fear of reversal in particular with regard to the MDGs.

Baring any unforeseen circumstances, the full year result is expected to remain in line with the current trend.

Multiple, interrelated global crises and challenges, such as increased food insecurity, volatile energy and commodity prices, and the global financial and economic crisis partly reverseddevelopment gains that least developed countries achieved over the years.

Some of the salient developments since the Monterrey Conference in 2002 were the improved working relationship between the private and official sectors in the area of crisis prevention and resolution, which had contributed to a better dialogue on debt sustainability; the increasing realization that regulations, including Basel II, had to becounter-cyclical in order to maintain debt sustainability; the increasing introduction of collective action clauses in bond issues; and the increased blurring between domestic and external debt, creating a new set of challenges.

Recovery of the solid PX phase can be determined by the so called “inverse lever” rule; that is, the relative amount of the two phases is given by the ratio of the of the line segment lengths on opposite sides of the feed composition point.

As certain applicable percentage ratios of the Annual Caps are more than 5%, the Trademark License Agreement, the Secondary Trademark License Agreement, the Intellectual Property Agreement, the Auxiliary Agreements and the Reversed Auxiliary Agreements and the transactions contemplated thereunder are subject to the reporting, annual review, announcement and independent shareholders’ approval requirements under Chapter 14A of the Listing Rules.

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During the crisis, despite adequate capital levels, various banks suffered a shortage in liquidity with the rapid reversal of market conditions.

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The delegation of the Islamic Republic of Iran was of the view that affordable antiretroviral treatment (generic drugs) should be provided to all people living with HIV, including through assistance by developed countries, and that intellectual property rights should not hinder access to such treatment.

In the framework of the strategy, a system will be developed to make access to both TB and ARV medicines as easy as possible for patients.

The important gains made by countries in special situations in achieving internationally agreed development goals were in danger of reversal; and well-performing economies were being pushed into the ranks of those deemed to be in special situations because of serious financial and economic distress.

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The current crises were likely to slow down, or even reverse, the limited progress made thus far, creating further challenges for the attainment of internationally agreed development goals, including the MDGs.

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Taking account of the increasing use of ERAs and the twin aims of harmonization and promotion of best practice, the Working Group agreed: (i) to include in the revised Model Law a general enabling provision providing the key principles for the use of ERAs, notably the conditions for and limitations to the use of ERAs; (ii) to confine ERAs under the Model Law to some types of purchases for which non-price criteria could be quantified, specifications could be provided and a competitive market existed; (iii) to address in the Guide the use of ERAs in detail; and (iv) to take into account the approach of the multilateral Government Procurement Agreement of the World Trade Organization as regards the use of ERAs (A/CN.9/575, paras. 60-62, 66 and 67).