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It may also be linked to the increase of growth hormones in food.
On another continent, the trafficking of children may also be linked to disappearances.
Such seminars could also be linked to INTERPOL regional conferences.
According to some calculations, 34 per cent of terroristfinancing related disclosures since 2008 could also be linked to money-laundering offences.
Control and evaluation should also be linked to the prevention of separation.
It could also be linked at some future stage with emerging or future regional security arrangements or mechanisms, whether in East, North-East or Central Asia.
These specialized institutions may also be linked to research programmes of universities.
As with the general-purpose long-term fund,approval of projects under a special large project funding arrangement might also be linked to compliance considerations.
The above information may also be linked by Google with such information from other sources.
It is most likely only a question of time until the remaining countries alreadyopen for Amazon affiliate program can also be linked the the central Amazon OneLink account.
The fight against terrorism must also be linked to the struggle against other scourges of concern to us all.
Refugees, asylum-seekers and internally displaced persons were in a situation of special vulnerability,which might also be linked to their freedom of religion or belief.
Existing partnerships could also be linked to such platforms in order to ensure efficient and effective action and accountability.
However, ED can also be linked to other condition in Diabetic patients like High blood pressure and other coronary artery diseases.
Constraints may be based on limited skills and knowledge,but they can also be linked to physical, financial and/or institutional/political reasons.
Bleeding gums may also be linked to an increased risk of heart disease due to mouth bacteria entering the blood and causing clots leading to heart attacks.
Increased incidence of other cancers thathave long incubation periods can also be linked to the disaster, although these links have not yet been substantiated.
It can also be linked to direct CO2 capture from the air or CO2 produced from using biofuels, both having the potential to achieve net negative CO2 emissions.
To promote the mainstreaming of disability in development,reporting on the implementation of the three disability-specific instruments may also be linked and coordinated with reporting efforts relating to other international human rights conventions and to the implementation of internationally agreed development goals.
Programme performance could also be linked to the performance appraisal system(PAS) of programme and line managers once sufficient confidence has been built up in the performance indicators used for performance measurement.
Information at the port level can also be linked to national data bases covering Customs issues and information on dangerous goods.
These weapons can also be linked to the increasing number of violent deaths of United Nations employees and military peacekeepers as well as workers from humanitarian and non-governmental organizations in conflict zones.
United Nations processes for assessing partnerships should also be linked to decision-making about whether to maintain or abandon partnerships that are failing to deliver on their objectives.
Features on our websites may also be linked to social media such as Facebook or Google, which also has their own Personal Information Policy.
Vocational training programs should also be linked to micro-finance programs, allowing trained youth to start businesses, if they choose to do so.
In some countries, debt relief could also be linked to food security programmes, health and education investment programmes and rural road construction.
HIV-specific clinical services must also be linked with efforts to address non-communicable diseases, given that such diseases are on the rise in low-income and middle-income countries.
The Monitoring Group believes that Operation Eagle's“success” should also be linked to unwillingness on the part of Al-Shabaab to engage the allied forces militarily and to tactically opt to cede territory without resistance.