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As shown in Chapter 3, UNECE as well as the EU and the River Commissions address these issues.
The total number of posts by grade and Department are shown in chapter II below.
As shown in Chapter III, UNECE as well as the EU and the River Commissions address these issues.
The following diagrams are sub parts of the complete high-level class diagram shown in Chapter.
The analysis of UNCDF is shown in Chapter X; UNCDF amounts are not included in UNDP overall amounts.
With the correct diameter set the cover over a single rebar can be measured with the accuracy shown in chapter 3.3.
These two forms have different values in expressions,as will be shown in Chapter 2, but++nc and nc++ both increment nc.
As shown in chapter 1, Rwanda made the fastest progress among about 60 developing countries over a 10-year period in satisfying the demand for modern contraception.
Diversion of substances included in Tables I and 11 of the 1988 Convention continue, as shown in chapter 11 of the present report.
The total revised requirements are shown in Chapter III in Table III by country within regions, and at rights group level in Table V.
This factor again highlights the need to introduce a budget,which aims to achieve the MDG target indicators as shown in Chapter II.
The analysis of UNCDF,established by the General Assembly, is shown in chapter VIII; UNCDF amounts are not included in UNDP overall amounts.
Within Europe, in a general comparison between the different modes of transport the figures shown in chapter 1.2 are used.
As shown in chapter II below, the Advisory Committee has recommended provisional deletion of the entire amount for section 2 pending action by the General Assembly on the question of integrated offices.
A further breakdown of the Environment Fund budget as well as UNEP's other sources of funds are shown in chapter III, section D,"Summary tables.
The financial statements of the Area Staff Provident Fund shown in chapter V, section E of the present report indicate that the investments of the Fund increased from $942.77 million to $947.49 million during 2005.
The need for significant external borrowing again underlines the need to use andregister external aid effectively, as shown in Chapter II.
As shown in chapter 2, the reinsurance service charge of reinsurers in the active business calculated in line with SNA 2008 was 17.920 Mill. Euro 5.630 Mill. Euro higher than calculated in line with SNA93.
Generally speaking the maternal mortality ratio in Europe is low,due to both the very low level of fertility(fewer than 2 children per woman, as shown in Chapter 2) and the high levels of care.
As shown in chapter III, the ensuing structural deformation entrenches dependence on foreign aid and remittances as the main sources of foreign exchange and pre-empts the gains that other countries achieve from participation in global trade.
At the"medium" and"appropriate" levels of funding outlined in chapter III of the present document, activities will be undertaken at the international,regional and national levels across five clusters of activities, although, as shown in chapters III and IV, those funding levels would provide for differing priorities and possibilities. The"appropriate" level of funding would place greater emphasis on supporting national governments in integrating and mainstreaming the Global Programme of Action across sectors and within major development processes.
These are, however, as shown in chapter II above and summarized in the appendix, the most problematic outputs of the programme because, in contrast to its other outputs and services, there is very little knowledge available on the users and utilization of publications.
Vehicles carrying dangerous goods in the quantities shown in Chapter 12.4 for a given substance according to column… of table A of Chapter 3.2 shall be supervised or alternatively may be parked, unsupervised, in a secure depot or secure factory premises.
As shown in Chapter I, there is a particular need to modernize the inland water fleet on inland waterways in the Danube basin and on the Eastern interconnected network. Modernization requirements arise generally for reasons of newly emerging technologies, such as river information systems, efficiency and sustainability of IWT as well as regulatory action by UNECE member States and River Commissions.
As shown in chapter III. A, risks of trade diversion will nevertheless remain important for developing countries above all, especially in agriculture, clothing and textiles and with respect to certain high-tariff rates, tariff-escalation situations, and during the phase-out period of quantitative restrictions and VERs.
As is shown in chapter 2 of the Economic Survey of Europe, 2001, No. 1, the share of wages in national output has fallen in favour of gross profits on both sides of the Atlantic, but whereas the falling share in the United States has been associated with falling unemployment, in Europe the reverse has been the case.
Fourth, as shown in Chapter 3, while there is no single comprehensive institutional and regulatory framework applicable all E waterways listed in the AGN Agreement, progress has been made in almost all technical and legal areas and harmonized pan-European conventions were established for the transport of dangerous goods and in the field of civil liability for the carriage of goods by inland waterways.
As we show in chapter 3, within countries these threats also tend to be concentrated among the multidimensionally poor.
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