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The Section is based at Arusha.
The range for global mercury consumption presented in Section is based on previous studies.
This section is based on document E/1995/69, sects. I and II.
Within the context of this evaluatory framework several general observations can be made in terms of Caribbean responses. This Section is based on interviews conducted with public and private sector officials in Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana(including the Caricom Secretariat), Barbados, Jamaica and Cuba.
This section is based mainly on Lipton and Ravallion loc. cit., 1995, pp. 2599-2602.
Methodological Aspects of Environmental Impact Assessment- ASSESSMENTOF CUMULATIVE IMPACT AND DIFFERENT IMPACTS This section is based on the recommendations of the European Commission(EC) Guidance(EC Guidelines May 1999), which provides a definition of indirect and cumulative impacts and impact interactions.
This section is based on material received from the Greenland Home Rule Government.
The analysis provided in this section is based on 1994 inventory data where possible.
This section is based on INEC, EMVN,"Profile characteristics of the poor in Nicaragua, 2001.
V/ The information contained in this section is based on a variety of sources that the secretariat collected and the Panel consulted.
The section is based on the metadata published by the agencies that conduct the studies and surveys.
Except as otherwise indicated, this section is based mainly on Lipton and Ravallion, loc. cit.(1995), pp. 2586-2589, and Lipton, op. cit.(1996), pp. 69-70.
The Section is based at Force headquarters in Naqoura but provides support to sections at headquarters, in the sectors and in Beirut.
The proposed establishment of such a section is based on a recommendation made by a United Nations joint assessment mission to UNOWA that was conducted in 2013.
The section is based on various reports, 2 as well as on the findings of a field survey by the United Nations Population Fund United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA), 2004.
The potential new language highlighted in this section is based on public comments(see analysis of public comments on draft Applicant Guidebook v2) and continuing development work by staff.
This section is based on the final report of the Training Panel to the General Committee of the Preparatory Commission LOS/PCN/BUR/R.48.
The approach in this section is based on theorems that, in turn,are based on the fundamental Lie correspondence.
This section is based mainly on the discussion in Michael Lipton,"Successes in anti-poverty". Issues in Development, Discussion Paper No. 8(Geneva, ILO, 1996), pp. 25-42.
Steps should be taken to ensure that this section is based on material taken from the cultural and cognitive world of the Arab student and not material that has been translated from Hebrew to Arabic.
The section is based on submissions received from: CCAMLR, the Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna(CCSBT), the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission(IATTC), the interim secretariat of Management of High Seas Bottom Fisheries in the North Western Pacific Ocean(NWPO), NEAFC, NAFO, the Pacific Island Forum Fisheries Agency(FFA), the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization(NASCO), SEAFO, the interim secretariat of the South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organization(SPRFMO), and the Secretariat of the Pacific Community SPC.
Collective farm workers 37 This section is based on the Report Unemployment, Employment and Access to Jobs prepared by ILO s Tajikistan Office for the NHDR Tajikistan: Access to Resources for Human Development.
This section is based on the"good practices in ESD" provided by Governments and stakeholders. The"good practices" were classified according to their main purposes and as a result, seven key tasks emerged.
This section is based on the experience of various United Nations entities in their work to prevent and treat drug abuse and HIV infection, as well as on relevant policy principles guiding the work of the United Nations.
This section is based mainly on The World Health Report, 1995(Geneva, World Health Organization, 1995), supplemented by data from the Population Division of the Department for Economic and Social Information and Policy Analysis of the United Nations Secretariat, World Population Prospects, The 1994 Revision, annex tables.
See the data on employment in this section are based on the most recent editions of the OECD Economic Survey for each country 1998 or 1999.
The principle of the sections is based on the deterring effect of the essential oils used in them.
Potential changes in these sections are based on public comments(see analysis of public comments on draft Applicant Guidebook v2) and continuing development work by staff.
The sections are based on the articles of the Convention and include responses to the concerns and recommendations of the Committee made upon the consideration of the initial report.
The questions in this section are based on the reporting obligation of Parties in accordance with article 5, paragraph 1(a) and(c) and enable Parties to provide information on the implementation of the obligations under articles 2.5 and 4.1of the Protocol.