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Experts also discussed how to take matters forward.
This day was presented a project, which will provide a warm water dueto the sun's rays, was also discussed how to get"blue fuel" from household waste.
Ilya also discussed, how sociology helps in the design and support of games.
Given that delayed delivery continues to be the leading cause of maternal mortality,participants also discussed how to reduce delays in getting women in labour to health facilities.
They also discussed how to build confidence among the countries of the Great Lakes region.
Although outside the mandate of the Panel,participants also discussed how to proceed once the Panel report and the Conclusions and Recommendations of the Secretary General have been presented.
They also discussed how these trends could contribute toward South-South cooperation.
The participants also discussed how print, radio and television news can be excellent.
Yung also discussed how he was astonished by Garrix's interest to work with"a 60-year-old man" like him.
The participants also discussed how to coordinate the multi-year programmes of work of the functional commissions.
He also discussed how the Antarctic ozone hole had had a number of impacts on climate.
The participants also discussed how they could strengthen local network and information sharing beyond borders;
They also discussed how countries could compete for their investments, including investments in green industries.
The second working group also discussed how an efficient use of resources can be achieved, eliminating misuse of resources, and reducing waste as much as possible.
We also discussed how the seventh adjutant mind-spirit, the spirit of wisdom, demands more than knowledge or information.
The working group also discussed how to bring non-space-faring and emerging countries onto the international stage of human space exploration.
It also discussed how to treat the text of this article in order to maintain an equilibrium within the whole instrument.
It was also discussed how to use better the results of the LADA and MA work for the purpose of the Convention.
Participants also discussed how concrete gender commitments have been incorporated into country plans and budgets.
The court also discussed how the non-discrimination rule found in Art. III NYC ought to be applied in a federal State.
We also discussed how these values urge us individually to improve our quality of life, to grow and to do so equally as anyone else with the same capability.
Participants also discussed how the experience and guidance material collected under the ECE Water Convention could support implementation of the United Nations Watercourses Convention.
It also discussed how the Fund addresses several ongoing dilemmas in humanitarian aid and acknowledged the very important role that the Fund plays in consistently promoting early and timely action.
The Bureau also discussed how to ensure the effective participation in the session of the Commission of civil society actors, particularly non-governmental organizations, in line with the relevant General Assembly resolutions.
The Working Group also discussed how it saw its role in supporting the full implementation of chapter V of the Convention, particularly in preparation for the review of implementation of that chapter during the next review cycle, which was scheduled to commence in 2015.
The panel of experts also discussed how the disability component could be integrated into the implementation of the five-year follow-up plan for the World Summit for Social Development, recommended by the Commission for Social Development to the Economic and Social Council.
The report also discussed how organizations could use the procurement function as a development tool in recipient countries by stimulating and strengthening local supplier markets and institutions, without prejudice to the integrity of basic procurement standards and procedures.
The participants also discussed how the UNECE could best engage with other key stakeholders including United Nations' bodies, multilateral development banks, the private sector and civil society- in the further development, adoption and implementation of the guiding principles.
The Compliance Committee also discussed how to involve NGOs in the work under the Protocol and in the Compliance Committee, the training needs of NGOs and possible synergies with the Compliance Committee under the Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters(Aarhus Convention), as well as the Aarhus Convention's Protocol on Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers Protocol on PRTRs.
We also discuss how alternative practices relate to standard practices.