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Final reports on several of those closed missions would be presented in 2002,as those resources could be rapidly depleted.
A data center of up to 280 servers could be rapidly deployed by shipping the container in a regular way to locations that might not be suitable for a building or another structure, and connecting it to the required infrastructure.
It is suggested that resources be made available on an emergency basis so thatconstructive proposals made by students could be rapidly implemented.
The purpose of the roster is to provide teams of experienced staff who could be rapidly deployed for a period of up to three months to undertake critical tasks in the start-up phase of a mission, mission enhancement or mission liquidation.
It would be straightforward therefore to produce packs containing the relevant information so that it could be rapidly disseminated to those entities delivering RAE.
They could be rapidly deployed in the conflict zone and, acting within a limited mandate, could ensure the disengagement of the conflicting parties in order to create the conditions for the deployment of a United Nations peace-keeping force.
Greater attention should be focused on the risks of tactical nuclear weapons, which could be rapidly deployed and play a destabilizing role in conflict areas.
If the six parties behind the deal win a two-thirds majority in the House of Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina,it is possible that the package could be rapidly passed.
She emphasized the need for some limited contingency funds of a fluid nature that could be rapidly accessed to meet reproductive health care needs in emergency/crisis situations, including the need for emergency kits.
In case the political and military situation improves and the necessary conditions are in place, my Special Envoy,together with the support staff, could be rapidly relocated to Angola.
The modules, when assembled together,would allow creation of a 200-person camp that could be rapidly deployed in various security environments and in different climates to meet the living and working requirements of military, police and civilian staff.
Enterprises are more open to cooperative arrangements and procedures in times of crisis than in boom periods,also because they do not require large-scale investments and could be rapidly put in place.
In early September 1993, the Secretary-General had established a high-level task force to identify the new activities which could be rapidly implemented by UNRWA, UNDP and UNICEF, the three United Nations programmes currently operating in the occupied territories.
The Group's recommendations, which sought to be comprehensive and to reflect the complex realities of peacekeeping, offered creative and practical solutions to address pressing concerns,including changes that could be rapidly implemented and easily administered.
In the unlikely event of an emergency,new regulations adapted to the situation could be rapidly adopted under that Ordinance, subject, until July 1997, to the provisions of article 7, paragraph 5, of the Letters Patent and, subsequently, to article 39 of the Basic Law.
Thirdly, new arrangements for the early recovery of post-conflict countries should be developed,perhaps including the creation of a civilian corps of volunteer experts which could be rapidly deployed in accordance with the principle of national ownership.
Anticipating these concerns, the Secretary-General established, in early September 1993, a high-level task force to identify the new activities which could be rapidly implemented by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East(UNRWA), the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF), the three United Nations agencies currently operating in the occupied territories.
Several parliamentarians felt that serious consideration should be given to establishing a standing army of the United Nations as a means both of ensuring that sufficient numbers of troops could be rapidly deployed whenever and wherever needed and of enforcing Security Council resolutions.
In early September 1993, when news of the breakthrough inIsraeli-Palestinian negotiations became public, the Secretary-General established a high-level task force to identify new activities and projects that could be rapidly implemented by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees in the Near East(UNRWA), the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF), and the United Nations agencies with an established presence in the occupied territories.
As an alternative,it was suggested that Member States might be asked to consider establishing peacekeeping reserves which could be rapidly called up in order to reduce delays in assembling and deploying peacekeeping forces.
With movable guides, a change in container size can be rapidly handled on board.
If the Russian proposal is adopted, then the problem of equal transparency at test sites can be rapidly resolved.
We must provide those tools-- peacekeepers that can be rapidly deployed with the right training and equipment; missions well defined and well led and with the necessary civilian police.
Unlike terrestrial wireless communications infrastructure, satellite-based communications infrastructure is much less affected by major destructive disasters, and can be rapidly and easily deployed or redeployed.
Introduction of mobile radar systems that can be rapidly deployed in the subregion for the purpose of detecting illegal flight activities across national borders;
Additional functions required by the customer can be rapidly implemented and adapted to the given application.
At a time when one has reason to fear the resurgence of national selfishness, the temptations of protectionism and of isolationism, the international community should provide a clear response,a concrete solution that can be rapidly applied to the problems experienced by the developing world, in particular Africa.
The Security Sector Reform Unit is finalizing a roster of experts who can be rapidly deployed upon request from the missions or national authorities, or engaged as consultants to Member States and regional organizations.
This has a number of benefits in standard systems that represent large integers in binary form:Any value can be rapidly reduced modulo 2n+ 1 using only shifts and adds.
We share the hope expressed by the Special Representative andother speakers that this situation can be rapidly resolved as soon as possible, for the country is in need of a Government that can take decisions and the international community needs an interlocutor to work with in implementing those decisions.