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The sessions will take place at the institute conference-hall.
It is anticipated that future sessions will follow this documentation pattern.
Sessions will take place every Saturday and they will last two hours.
Implementation of commitments made at review sessions will continue to be monitored.
The training sessions will include a full module on the application of the system.
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One group at a time will then take to the track for up to 20 minute sessions and these sessions will alternate throughout the day.
The sessions will take place at the Teatro Erotídes field(The mill theatre), at 6:30 pm and 21 hours.
It is planned that the contents of future online training sessions will mirror the modules described in the present Curriculum.
Both sessions will focus their work on the same questions for discussion outlined in paragraph 21 below.
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Sessions will focus on the key aspects of the game including stroke play, serving, the volley, lob and spin techniques.
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Subsequent sessions will cover the market and policy developments in specific market sectors.
Expanding the access of non-governmental organizations to the General Assembly,its Main Committees and special sessions will enrich the spirit of the United Nations and will more accurately attest to its Charter opening,“We the peoples”.
Further sessions will continue as they are needed in each country and will focus on topics chosen by participant officials.
In 1995, all four sessions will take place in New York, with a total of 23 working days.
Interactive sessions will focus on mobile Internet, mobile entertainment, innovations in telecom, start-up projects and many other topics.
The thematic interactive sessions will address specific topics under the following broad categories.
These sessions will seek to produce a consensus on a series of decisions to be taken by concerned parties to achieve results quickly in support of the LDCs' development efforts.
For two days the participants at four parallel sessions will discuss issues of labour economics, banking and financial markets, corporate governance, the public sector, and other related topics.
Parallel sessions will give you an opportunity to talk over examples, problems and opportunities in low-carbon development for the industries with the largest GHG emissions- energy, transport and agriculture- and the possible solutions with entrepreneurs, government institutions, municipalities, households, youngsters etc.
The first three sessions will review existing issues and any additional issues which delegations wish to raise.
These sessions will cover cross-cutting issues that correspond to two or more of the conventions, so as to provide an opportunity to share lessons learned and best practices that can be applied across the conventions and which relate to the agenda items pertaining to technical assistance, financial resources, compliance, national reporting and waste issues related to persistent organic pollutants.
It is our expectation that in future these sessions will alternate between The Hague and New York, in order to facilitate wider participation, especially for developing countries, for which travelling to The Hague entails an additional financial burden.
Plenary sessions will include materials that provide summary descriptions of projects(completed, current and proposed) in three official languages.
The last three sessions will aim to identify whether there is consensus for further action under any of these headings, and what form of action this may take.
Thematic sessions will also address challenges with regard to particular stakeholder groups, sectors and issues.
My delegation cherishes the hope that these sessions will contribute to strengthening the status and role of women in our respective societies by promoting gender equality, the eradication both of poverty and of its feminization, and the promotion of productive employment and social integration.
Practitioners will share real-world experiences, and sessions will address both conceptual and management challenges for business, such as dealing with non-compliant States, convincing senior leadership that human rights should be integrated into core business, and overcoming the rationality constraints under which corporate commercial actors have to operate in order to adapt to the forces of competition in globally integrated markets.
The session will open at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, 23 October 2002.