Examples of using Third presentation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Third presentation.
While the first two presentations focused mainly on policies for development cooperation in thecontext of the Millennium Development Goal 8, the third presentation highlighted the national efforts in addressing the other Goals.
The third presentation reviewed a CubeSat programme justification model.
A third presentation of these events is repeated from chapter 15,5 till chapter 16.
The third presentation included a review of the progress in space technology made in Malaysia.
The third presentation session was on geographical information and cartography in mountain areas.
The third presentation session covered international initiatives on GNSS implementation and uses.
A third presentation was made on the topic of flood disaster mitigation in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region.
The third presentation session focused on regional initiatives on GNSS implementation and use.
The third presentation demonstrated how remotely sensed data and GIS could be used for alpine cartography.
The third presentation addressed the practice of compiling and disseminating quality reports of frozen versions of the register.
In the third presentation, the speaker addressed the issue of coherence between debt and trade policies and related obligations of States.
The third presentation provided insight into how guidelines for medium- and long-term adaptation could be developed, building on the NAPA guidelines.
The third presentation reviewed the evolution of small satellite programmes in a number of developing countries to determine what lessons could be derived for countries wishing to pursue such programmes.
The third presentation focused on the third component of the GLOF project: the establishment of an early warning system that allows a shift from a manual early warning system to an automatic system.
The third presentation- entitled“Helping Disadvantaged Children: The Anti-Poverty Approach”- was given by Ricardo Moran, senior economist with the Sustainable Development Department of the Inter-American Development Bank.
In the third presentation, on measures to alleviate prison overcrowding, the panellist stated that prison overcrowding was often associated with problems of governance, a weak economy and the inefficiency of the criminal justice system.
The third presentation was the launch of Vital Climate Graphics, an information package developed by UNEP in consultation with IPCC, UNFCCC and other organizations.
The third presentation was by a representative of the European Community who spoke on experiences and challenges from four demonstration activities on reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation supported by the European Union.
The third presentation was by a representative of the National Drought Management Authority in Kenya. The presentation demonstrated the model on community and technology interlinkages used in Kenya for drought risk assessment and monitoring.
In the third presentation, the speaker acknowledged that the guidelines adopted a human rights-based approach to debt but noted that they still failed to clearly identify the legal rights at stake on the one hand, and the rights-holders and duty-bearers on the other.
The third presentation discussed the case of Nnewi, a small town in Eastern Nigeria which supplies more than 80 per cent of all automotive parts in Nigeria despite generally low levels of education, very poor infrastructure and minimal government support.
The third presentation reflected the concern that human rights continued to play a secondary role in matters related to trade and economic policy, and the speaker raised the question of how possible it was to achieve coherence, given the normative and institutional fragmentation in international law.
The third presentation, by SWF, focused on early warning regarding near-Earth objects(NEOs), which is possible because NEOs can be detected using optical telescopes months or years before they may impact Earth, and could be deflected.
The third presentation, by the Science, Technology and Experimentation Division of the United States Southern Command, focused on a novel technological approach developed by the Division to enable stakeholders to generate and share relevant geospatial content using the Rapid Open Geospatial User-driven Enterprise(ROGUE) application.
General presentation of the third report.
The third part contains presentation and discussion of results.
Any actions, inactions, damages, or injuries resulting from third party presentation or reproduction of QCN Content.
Lin Hao made this presentation at the third China manufacturing 1000.
The panellist representing the OECD focused her presentation on the third category, which encompassed education, training and awareness.