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This chapter also acknowledges that.
This chapter also discusses elderly women and women with disabilities.
All references to" dangerous goods transport document" in this Chapter also include provision of the required information by use of EDP and EDI transmission techniques.".
This chapter also gives an indication of JIU ' s tentative work programme for 1995 and beyond.
In addition to the recommendations referred to above, section B. 1 of this chapter also includes certain definitions from the UNCITRAL Insolvency Guide that facilitate understanding of the recommendations of that Guide.
This chapter also looks at the institutional arrangements involved in setting up a system of tourism statistics;
This chapter also contains follow-up information received regarding cases mentioned in previous reports.
This chapter also describes the characteristics and requirements for integration in data collection and processing systems.
This chapter also contains a forecast of expected staff requirements related to anticipated retirements.
This chapter also contains a section on issues relating to links between methodologies and policy approaches and positive incentives.
This chapter also discusses the kind of study that needs to be undertaken in order to understand fully the impact of the Uruguay Round Agreements on development.
This chapter also includes some reflections on the participation of defenders and defenders ' organizations in the work of the Human Rights Council to date.
This chapter also gives illustrative examples of the assistance the United Nations system is currently providing, or planning to provide, for institution-building.
This chapter also includes discussion of several additional recommendations elaborating on issues discussed in the Insolvency Guide, but not the subject of recommendations in that Guide.
This chapter also provides an update of the mid-term review(MTR) of the MTSP(E/ICEF/2004/13), which was discussed by the Executive Board in 2004(decision 2004/16).
This chapter also includes discussion of some additional recommendations elaborating on issues discussed in the UNCITRAL Insolvency Guide, but not the subject of recommendations in that Guide.
This chapter also reflects the reduced entitlements and benefits for staff on temporary appointments compared with staff on fixed-term and continuing appointments in accordance with paragraph 8 of section II of General Assembly resolution 63/250.
This chapter also contains an account of the action taken by the Committee and the Division for Palestinian Rights, providing an overview of the various adjustments introduced by the Committee in its programme of work in order to make it more useful and cost-effective.
This Chapter also provides the possibility to apply the specific procedural protection to the suspects, the accused, possible defendants and persons convicted for serious or especially serious crimes, if the person is bearing witnesses in the case of an especially serious crime.
This chapter also highlights violations against the rights accorded to these defenders by the Declaration on the Right and Responsibility of Individuals, Groups and Organs of Society to Promote and Protect Universally Recognized Human Rights(Declaration on Human Rights Defenders).
This chapter also contains provisions on the responsibility of the employer, the qualification level of the employee, the workplace, the work environment, the level of noise and vibrations, dangerous engines, the risk of fires, protection from atmospheric conditions, personal equipment, sanitary installation, first aid, etc.
Additionally, this chapter also includes references to State practice in the form of resolutions and decisions adopted by the Security Council, General Assembly and Commission on Human Rights which show that States consider that both international humanitarian law and international human rights law apply in armed conflict.
This chapter also describes the activities of the Division for Palestinian Rights in the field of research, monitoring and publications, as well as the work done by the Division to expand the United Nations computer-based information system on the question of Palestine(UNISPAL), and describes the observance of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.
This chapter also expands the scope of action of the Banking Commission ' s Special Inspectorate, indicating that it shall be the body with responsibility for administrative supervision of the observance of the law, and to this effect it is given the same authorizations, functions and attributes as are conferred on it by the regulations against laundering of money or other assets;
This chapter also portrays in some detail the grave situation persisting on the ground, especially in and around Gaza, and the daily difficulties being faced by the population in the occupied territory as a result of restrictions, illegal settlements activities, demolitions, increased violence by Israeli settlers, the continued construction of the wall in the West Bank, including in and around occupied East Jerusalem, and the acute water shortage.
This chapter also gives a brief account of the seminars and symposia of non-governmental organizations that took place in 1996, namely: a meeting of consultations between the representatives of non-governmental organization coordinating committees and the Bureau of the Committee; a seminar on assistance to the Palestinian people held in Cairo, Egypt; a North American non-governmental organization symposium held at New York; and a combined European symposium and international meeting held at Geneva.
In this chapter youth also learn to examine the different solutions for water shortages.
This chapter addresses also the right to marriage and the right to set up a family.
This chapter will also discuss how to use these binary models to predict turning points in real time.