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See also sections D and E below.
The proposed requirements and budgetary details for UNAMA andUNAMI are provided in separate reports see A/61/525/Add. 4 and 5; see also sections IV and V below.
See also sections A.1 and A.2 above.
The IT equipment and working conditions of the regional offices are at a much lower level than in the central office see also sections 3.3.2 and 3.3.3.
See also sections II.A.2 and II.A.3 below.
In addition, the Special Rapporteur would like to highlight the disproportionate effects of house demolitions on women, children andthe elderly see also sections A, C and D above.
See also sections 5 I B Nos. 1- 3 and 5 I D No. 4 below.
Seven other cases allegedly occurred in Japan, Spain andin the United Kingdom see also sections on Japan, paragraphs 153-155, Spain, paragraphs 246247, and the United Kingdom, paragraphs 287-288.
There are also sections for resources and references and detailed information on the production of the show.
The right to security of person was enshrined in section 139 A of the Criminal Code, which dealt with torture- as far as he was aware,Malta was the only country with specific legislation prohibiting torture- and also sections 221-226 A of the Criminal Code.
The launch of the report on 3 April 2000(see also sections V and VII below), which was coordinated by the Department, generated unprecedented media coverage.
Considerable and indeed increasing inter-agency work on indigenous issues is being conducted through the Inter-Agency Support Group, the United Nations Development Group and the Inter-Agency Network on Women andGender Equality see also sections A and J.
Recalling also sections 2.2 and 2.3 of those terms of reference, on nominations to the Panel and appointment of members to the Panel, and, specifically, the provision that any nominations made by the Panel are to be communicated to the relevant party for consultation before recommendations for appointment are made.
Surveillance, monitoring and risk assessment, encompassing the collection of data related to health status, epidemiological analysis and population health research, provide an essential evidence base for the development anddelivery of programmes see also sections 2.5 Cross-cutting issues: addressing population vulnerability; 3.6 Programme planning, monitoring and evaluation; and 3.9 Research.
See also section EU and Canada also. .
See also section VII.E.11 of this report.
See also section‘Tanning or relaxing HP8565 and HP8560.
Terms see also section 5 of this Standard: Glossary.
See also section III below.
See also Section I D for further detail on identifying and assessing ML/TF risk.
See also section XV of the present report.
See also section XI.C of the present report.
Interventions/diversion see also section E below.
For additional information see also section V.E on construction, housing and infrastructure.4.
See also Section B.5.
See also section IV.A of the present report.
For more information see also section 3.2 of this document.
See also section III.
Also, section lists and a compilation of all needed pipes are automatically put together.
Also, Section 29 deals with modes of renunciation of Nigeria citizenship.