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The research study was presented in the spring of 2000.
The programme of the workshop appeared in a note by the Secretariat(A/AC.261/6 and Add.1)and the hypothetical case study was presented in the annex to that note.
The study was presented to the Cabinet of Ministers in 1998.
The ICAO Council requested the ICAO secretariat to undertake astudy of the item on 3 June 1983; the study was presented to the Council at its 111th session in March 1984.
The study was presented Sunday at the American Physiological Society's annual meeting, in San Diego.
The study was presented to the 1998 annual session of UNDP/UNFPA Executive Board.
The study was presented by Dr. Luis Paz-Ares from the hospital of the University Universidad Complutense and Ciberonc.
The study was presented at the Sixth Regional Meeting of LAC countries(El Salvador, October 2000).
The study was presented in 2009 and deals with, inter alia, the impact of climate change-induced displacement and conflict.
The study was presented and distributed at the sixth meeting of the Informal Consultative Process during the panel discussion on marine debris.
The study was presented at Conference on Growth and Poverty held in May 2001, sponsored by the United Nations University and the World Institute for Development Economics Research Development.
A case study was presented on the experience of teaching Brain Education to a group of middle school students that encourages them to make a positive contribution to local communities.
The case study was presented during a Regional Expert Group Meeting on gender equality and workers ' rights in the informal economies of Arab States, held in Tunis in July 2008.
The study was presented at Conference on Growth and Poverty held in May 2001, sponsored by the United Nations University and the World Institute for Development Economics Research Development.
The study was presented to the twentieth session of the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting(ISAR), held in Geneva from 29 September to 1 October 2003.
As part of the discussion, a case study was presented on climate change and carbon trading in developing countries such as South Africa, which has used Clean Development Mechanism(CDM) opportunities such as access to clean energy to its benefit.
Two case studies were presented, one each for Malaysia and Indonesia.
An analytical framework for impact assessment was discussed, and case studies were presented.
It was suggested that the study be presented to the Executive Board next year for discussion.
Selected country studies were presented that were aimed at identifying successful strategies for mobilizing cooperative capital to finance growth of cooperative businesses.
Two case studies were presented for Mauritius and the United Republic of Tanzania and an update was given on Brazil ' s new policy towards science and technology.
New case studies were presented on disclosure practices in Brazil, Egypt and the countries that make up the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf.
During the discussion, two case studies were presented of successful petroleum funds that have been put into operation in the last few years- in Timor Leste and Azerbaijan.
Following through on the broad themes of accelerated growth and equitable development through broad-based partnerships,the following four case studies were presented.
With respect to the theme" Growing through conflict", profound studies were presented and intensive discussions held on the impact of 25 years of violence on young people growing up in Northern Ireland.
The studies were presented and discussed at the Second Global Biennial Conference on Small States, held in 2012, and will be published in a forthcoming book, entitled Tourism and Inclusive Growth in Small Island Developing States.
Case studies were presented on the development and operation of instrument arrays as part of the Initiative, in particular for the benefit of developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Case studies are presented and presentations made on land and resource issues, on inclusive models for participation and consultation, and on constructive dialogue processes, as well as in other areas.
Eight country case studies were presented on different sectors to illustrate challenges to and lessons learned by the participants during the preparation of the assessment for the initial national communications.
Case studies are presented on perfluorinated compounds(PFCs) in water proof textiles, lead in children toys and jewellery, nonylphenol ethoxylates contamination from textiles and hazardous substances in computers/electronics.