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Article 5 of Council Decision No. 2013/183/CFSP prohibits European Union Member States from providing public financial support to trade where such support could contribute to the activities described above.
Such support could include both technical and financial assistance.
In addition to providing AFISMA with urgently needed operational capability, such support could also facilitate a smooth transition to a United Nations multidimensional stabilization mission, once critical benchmarks have been met.
Such support could also lead to gradual harmonization of approaches to search and rescue.
While some members stressed the importance of providing the Somali National Security Forces with full United Nations logistical support, others voiced reservations on that recommendation,pointing to the current situation in the country and the precedent that such support could create with regard to other situations.
Such support could include technical and financial assistance from donor countries or institutions.
The decision banned the provision of certain services and exports of luxury goods, new commitments for grants, and financial assistance and concessional loans, introduced restriction on admission and freezing of funds and economic resources of listed persons,introduced a ban on providing financial support for trade where such support could contribute to nuclear-related, ballistic missile-related or other weapons of mass destruction-related programmes.
Such support could for example take the form of extrabudgetary funding and junior professional officer(JPO) programme.
In resolution 60/180, the General Assembly reiterated its request that a small peacebuilding office be established, to be staffed by qualified experts to assist andsupport the Commission, and recognized that such support could include gathering and analysing information relating to the availability of financial resources, relevant United Nations in-country planning activities, progress towards meeting short and medium-term recovery goals and best practices with respect to cross-cutting peacebuilding issues.
Such support could take the form of contributions to the Industrial Development Fund and assistance in the implementation of integrated programmes.
Reaffirms its request to the Secretary-General to establish, within the Secretariat, from within existing resources, a small peacebuilding support office staffed by qualified experts to assist and support the Commission, andrecognizes in that regard that such support could include gathering and analysing information relating to the availability of financial resources, relevant United Nations in-country planning activities, progress towards meeting short and medium-term recovery goals and best practices with respect to cross-cutting peacebuilding issues;
Such support could cover a number of different dimensions, including financial and credit assistance, human resource development and marketing back-up.
The Assembly also recognized that such support could include gathering and analysing information relating to the availability of financial resources, relevant United Nations in-country planning activities, progress towards meeting short and medium-term recovery goals and best practices with respect to cross-cutting peacebuilding issues.
Such support could be demonstrated by allowing increased participation by organizations of civil society in the activities and forums of international organizations.
Such support could include technical cooperation, financial assistance, institutional capacity development, knowledge sharing, exchange of experiences and transfer of technology.
Such support could help ensure, as is recommended in the study, that the program has a global mandate, independent of the geographical location it is led from.
Such support could take the form of both financial and substantive support, to be extended by facilitating the participation of their experts in activities described in the UNCTAD capacity-building project.
Such support could take various forms, including recognition of diverse communication methods, allowing video testimony in certain situations, procedural accommodation and other assistive methods.
Such support could be in the form of practical guidance, for example, on how to listen to children while playing; create environments that facilitate children's play; allow children to play freely and play with children.
Such support could include technical assistance for improved monitoring of national air spaces and maritime borders, as well as the development of means to identify and prosecute those that violated arms embargoes.
Such support could facilitate the adoption of appropriate national policies and, where necessary and appropriate, provide technical and financial assistance to help small island developing States in fostering food security.
Such support could include technical cooperation, financial assistance, institutional capacity development, knowledge sharing and exchange of experiences, assistance in developing national tenure policies and transfer of technology.
Such support could build on each United Nations entity's comparative advantage in terms of its specific mandate, area of expertise and geographic presence, as well as drawing on the collective strengths of the system through the United Nations country teams.
Such support could take various forms, including recognition of diverse communication methods, allowing video testimony in certain situations, procedural accommodation, the provision of professional sign language interpretation and other assistive methods.
Such support could include the provision of funds through appropriate national programmes as well as the establishment-- in compliance with international law and internationally agreed upon standards of operation-- of an appropriate legal and regulatory framework, including the opportunities to create start-up companies and facilitate technology transfers.
Such support can take different forms.
Such support can be provided through ad hoc expert groups, task forces and other similar subsidiary bodies.
Such support can encourage Burundi to pursue efforts to establish a peaceful environment.
Such support can range from theoretical training and capacity-building support to operational support for the actual establishment of marking machines and facilities, and to ensure its related training.