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External sources (not reviewed)

innovative solutions to customers in industrial, commercial, and consumer markets through its network power, process management, industrial automation, climate technologies, and tools and storage businesses.

Future of Mobile Data Roaming", to share the experience in service control and policy management and the vision on LTE roaming development to meet tomorrow’s needs.

whether famine and nutrition crises are preventable, if so, how, and who, if anyone, is responsible.

have consorted with Severus had he not agreed with them in the hatred of paganism and sorcery.

, supporting many markets, AC, DC and Servo Drives (Low and Medium Voltage), Aircraft (Electro-Hydrostatic Actuators, Power Generators)Alternative Energy (Wind, Photovoltaic) and Distributed Power (Flywheel, Fuel Cell, Micro turbine), Electric Vehicles, Induction Heating, Industrial Pump Controls, Medical Power Supplies (CT, MRI, X-Ray), Power Generation and Distribution, Pulsed Power, Transportation (Propulsion and Auxiliary Power for Rail, Shipboard), Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS), Welding, and White Goods and HVAC.

highperforming African economies such as Botswana, Egypt, Libya, Mauritius, Morocco, South Africa and Tunisia (before the Arab Spring) that have outperformed Brazil, the Russian Federation, India and China (the BRIC countries) since 2008 as measured in terms of per capita GDP levels.

Search Engine Optimization, News Dashboard coverage reports, exclusive access to networks such as The Canadian Press Wire Network, Easy IR and Easy PR workflow solutions, and more -- that help communication professionals maximize their effectiveness while ensuring accuracy and best practices.

managerial and administrative functions; developing the Department’s programme of work, while ensuring alignment with the strategic goals and priorities of United Nations peacekeeping; managing media relations, publicity and external relations and supporting public information activities in field operations; leading cross-cutting management, reform and information management initiatives; providing situational awareness on developments that have an impact on United Nations peacekeeping, so as to support decision-making; delivering policy advice on safety and security issues related to peacekeeping operations; and facilitating crisis response for DPKO and DFS.

emphasis on the skills (competency) development of government officials, including higher level officials.

loss through sustainable management of resources, renewable energies, the formulation of national strategies in science and technology, the promotion of local and indigenous knowledge systems as well as improving the links between scientists and decision-makers.

better quality of life for men and women, including the use of family planning services.

developed country capacities for commercial contracting through greater transparency in agreements and by fostering governmental, especially parliamentary, review; increasing the participation of least developed countries in governance of the aid architecture.

and freedom of the press; increased emphasis on ethics, also in relation with action line 10 of the Geneva Plan of Action of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS); cultural diversity “of the media” and “in the media”; the promotion of multilingualism; media and a culture of peace; the role of knowledge in societal development; the role of ICTs in building knowledge societies, an area in which the Information for All Programme (IFAP) could play an active role; and support for regulators in Africa.

quality education for all children, (3) better health for all children, (4) improvement of status and rights of children with disabilities, (5) protection of the rights of children without parental custody, (6) protection of children against abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence and (7) strengthening national capacities to resolve the problems of children.

consultations with Member States.

inclusive growth; rebalancing global demand; strengthening international financial architecture; enhancing food security; addressing food price volatility; and attaining sustainable development and green growth.

coherence and effectiveness as part of their duty to protect: (a) safeguarding their own ability to meet their human rights obligations; (b) considering human rights when they do business with business; (c) fostering corporate cultures respectful of rights at home and abroad; (d) devising innovative policies to guide companies operating in conflict-affected areas; and (e) examining the cross-cutting issue of extraterritorial jurisdiction.

Activity 3.1 aimed at reviewing the horizontal criteria used by the Executive Committee in its critical review process.