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The discussion also stressed the importance of partnerships.
Joint visits to theaters and museums,followed by discussion also affects the psychological climate in the team.
Discussion also took place on possibly using a WAD of 900 mm.
Although implementation of the Declaration has facilitated positive measures, the panel discussion also reflected the fact that further efforts are needed to improve its implementation in all countries and regions.
The discussion also touched upon the activities of the Ukrainian opposition.
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Akwantu: The Journey was presented in English and the following United Nations information centres organized discussions: Accra andDar es Salaam on 24 March; Minsk and Yerevan on 28 March(discussion also in Russian); and Harare and Lagos on 1 April.
A follow-up discussion also occurred on the W3C questions and answers blog.
In April 2009, Hassaan headed a list of clerics invited to participate at an Internet discussion promoted bythe Al-Shabaab-affiliated website alqimmah. net and the Dacwatutawxiid online forum; the discussion also headlined Shabaab leaders Mukhtar Roobow and Fu'aad Shangole, as well as Hizbul Islam leaders Omar Imaan Abubakar and Abdullahi Ali Hashi.
There was some discussion also around the definitional aspects of a space weapon.
The discussion also reflected gratitude for the efficient work of NGOs in the field.
The discussion also focused on ways to promote state support for business.
Discussion also took place on the possibility of granting financial incentives without setting a precedent for the common system.
The discussion also included the relationship between the private sector as data producers and the national statistical office.
The panel discussion also reflected the fact that further efforts were needed to improve implementation in all countries and regions.
The discussion also highlighted many questions of a technical nature- for example, related to the sequencing and the forms of privatization.
The discussion also included the ex-post renegotiation risk, how it relates to the degree of complexity of the project and how it can be minimised.
The issues of discussion also included economic diversification as an adaptation measure, and the need for increasing assistance and financial support.
The discussion also focused on how philanthropic resources and technology are being integrated to foster this growing revolution in education.
That discussion also provided the Human Development Report Office with an opportunity to share a preliminary summary of chapters.
The discussion also highlighted the need for a comprehensive analysis of good and bad practices so that the standards can be based on objective evidence.
The discussion also raised the question of safeguarding national economic security of the participating countries- parties to the agreement from potential international terrorist threats.
The discussion also highlighted the need to take preventive action in order to ensure the right to education in emergency situations whenever possible.
Discussion also noted that the biggest challenge confronting aid workers today is constrained access and increasingly frequent and violent attacks on aid workers.
The discussion also raised the interesting question of how to deal with the shortcomings of a competi- tion analysis that due to scarce resources and time restraints will inevitably be incomplete.
The discussion also demonstrated that concrete action is being taken in other regions, underlining the global dimension of desertification and the readiness of countries to initiate response measures.
The discussion also addressed the issue of how science and technology could be reoriented towards the problem of women in development, in particular as regards poverty, which marginalized women more than men.
The discussion also touched on current approaches in terms of evidence and analysis(e.g. pricing patterns and import data) as well as some areas of controversy, such as supply substitution.
The discussion also revealed that Article 6 was a cross-cutting issue and could be covered in capacity-building activities and activities to exploit business opportunities relating to technology transfer and the Kyoto flexible mechanisms.
To this end, the discussion also reflected on the findings of focus groups conducted in several least developed country parliaments in close cooperation with the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) country offices in the lead-up to the session.
The discussion also covered possible new or modified agreements and institutional arrangements for international energy cooperation, and the role of the Committee in the UNECE and the UN system in contributing to stable international cooperation.