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Our real estate management activities reflect this.
The university research activities reflect the trends in the development of sport and informatics in the region.
In addressing this artificial divide, UNDP needs to further rationalize the responsibilities,functions and activities reflected in its funding frameworks and cost classification system.
All those activities reflected the view of CSTO that drugs should not be legalized and that strict controls over them should be maintained.
In 2011, Oman established a high-level award for volunteer activities, reflecting the increasing recognition of volunteerism in the Arab region.
Those activities reflected the growing importance of procurement regimes for the development of national economies and for regional and interregional integration.
A The contributions for 2006-2007 for core activities reflect the contributions received and recorded up to 30 April 2007.
These activities reflect the growing importance of procurement regimes for the development of national economies and for regional and interregional integration.
GLBPM has many similarities to GSBPM,although it differs in some specific activities reflecting the different needs and practices of the statistical and social science research communities.
These activities reflect all the major international problems and concerns, and are a part of the struggle for a world of greater justice.
To achieve sustained progress towards the achievement of the Decade's goals,we believe it is important that appropriate domestic activities reflect the needs and aspirations of the indigenous people of each country.
Those activities reflect Thailand's interest and readiness to participate actively and fully in the work of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
Some noted the creation of special arrangements and strategies for the mainstreaming of South-South and triangular cooperation, andall described operational activities reflecting the new importance attached to the modality as a means of expanding growth and development potential.
Activities reflect the main FAO mandate of managing knowledge and information, assuring a global neutral forum for Members and providing technical assistance.
The sheer number of actors in development today,the global trends that their activities reflect and the interrelationship of problems and the mechanisms for their solution all highlight the urgent need for greater awareness and more determined commitment.
States should respect the cultural specificities of children from minority communities as well as children of indigenous origin, andensure that they are afforded equal rights with children from majority communities to participate in cultural and artistic activities reflecting their own language, religion and culture.
These activities reflect the due attention of the Party and State to ethnic cultures, affirming the soundness of policies and guidelines on ethnic solidarity.
Belize's participation in these activities reflects the wisdom of the parties to the treaty viewing the region as an organic whole in which historically diverse cultures can make a dignified contribution.
Those activities reflect the growing importance of procurement regimes for national economies and also highlight the need for coordination of efforts by international bodies active in the field of procurement.
Criteria include that the request comes from the Government of Afghanistan; that activities reflect and reinforce agreed Afghan national priorities and programmes, including the aid management policy; and that they are consistent with and contribute to United Nations mandates and priorities and the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.
As the activities reflected in the present report demonstrate, OHCHR has proven to be a sound source of technical expertise on human rights issues that continue to pose some of the most difficult challenges faced by Cambodia.
As the activities reflected in the present report demonstrate, OHCHR has proven to be a sound source of technical expertise on human rights issues that continue to pose some of the most difficult challenges faced by Cambodia.
The outcomes of these activities reflect the renewed commitment by all Habitat Agenda partners to further support UN-Habitat in its work of strengthening the status and capacities of local authorities.
These activities reflect a newly adopted EU communication strategy encompassing all EU actors on the ground and which aims to ensure coherent and consistent EU messages to the public of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
All these activities reflect the Commission's goal to educate the public in human rights by bringing messages of human rights to people in their own language and in a manner consistent with their own cultural framework and reference points.
All the activities reflect the excellent co-operation between the Gazdasági Versenyhivatal(GVH, Hungarian Competi- tion Authority) and the OECD, whose member countries are always ready to support the activities by providing ex- perts.
In addition to the activities reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the coordination of space-related activities within the United Nations system for the period 2008-2009(A/AC.105/910), the following newactivities are planned for the period 2009-2010.
Other activities reflect the changing energy situation and emerging issues, for example, increased concern about the environmental impact of the development and use of energy resources and, more recently, the effect of greenhouse gas emissions from the increased use of fossil fuels.
In general, the programme activities reflect the needs of African States and are oriented towards the priority issues of the Centre for International Crime Prevention, the latter being reflected in the Centre's three global programmes against transnational organized crime, trafficking in human beings and corruption.
It also establishes five priority activities reflected in the need to prioritize management, develop regional management strategies, revise and update the sectoral body of rules, coordinate sources of financing and strengthen an institutional strategy for the implementation of the National Residual Water Management Plan.