Generally, that coverage is significantly below the level of real needs.

Callers are referred to cooperating institutions for coverage of legal protection needs

This coverage needs to be further consolidated and expanded if assistance and protection needs are to be addressed consistently.

When planning geographical coverage of those projects, UNICEF, together with the Ministry of Health and other partners, takes into account the needs of Chernobyl affected areas as a priority.

Emphasizing the need to mobilize adequate, predictable, timely and flexible resources for humanitarian assistance based on and in proportion to assessed needs, with a view to ensuring fuller coverage of the needs in all sectors and across humanitarian emergencies,

This has enabled partners to respond to the pressing needs of an increased number of beneficiaries and to expand geographic coverage outside of the main towns, where humanitarian assistance was previously concentrated.

The public interest and media coverage were phenomenal, and included live coverage of the largest fragment, Q1.

Coverage repeat

Emphasizing the need to mobilize adequate resources for humanitarian assistance and with a view to ensuring more equitable distribution across humanitarian emergencies as well as fuller coverage of the needs in all sectors,

Article 6 Any person or entity within the territory of the PRC that needs insurance coverage within the PRC territory shall insure himself herself itself with insurance companies established within the territory of the PRC.

Focus on electronic coverage of some coasts

Convention No. 98 Coverage of domestic workers.

Coverage of costs of the request for review

Coverage of costs of the request for review

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(e) Debt service coverage

To improve health coverage.

Inadequate health care coverage.

Prenatal coverage 80 per cent.

Obstetrical coverage 50 per cent.

Vaccination coverage 80 per cent.

(c) Report on medical coverage

Once data coverage has been improved, their approach could be used to produce new estimates with a broader and ideally exhaustive coverage of NTBs.

They have coverage like the size of my thumbnail.

Notes the importance of adequate audit coverage of headquarters functions

While it remains the most comprehensive database on NTBs, the UNCTAD TRAINS requires substantial improvement in terms of country coverage, updating and extra data coverage.

Third, despite some significant improvements, major deficiencies in the coverage and quality of infrastructure are clearly affecting competitiveness and increasing costs. The private sector needs to become more involved in infrastructure, which requires the adoption of adequate public private partnerships.

Debt service coverage and bond interest

BCG immunization coverage, 1991 2002 period

United Nations system staff medical coverage

The system was well placed to support capacity building thanks to the knowledge of needs on the ground held by many of its organizations, their experience in implementing programmes with recipient Governments, their neutrality, and their wide coverage of the different sectors.

To improve vaccination coverage, raising VAT (Vesicle amine transporters) coverage for pregnant women from 40 per cent to 95 per cent.

The U.S. accounted for 79 percent of total news coverage.

Reuters now integrates African blogs into their coverage of Africa.

Proof of insurance coverage is being collected for all contracts.

In light of the emphasis on results based management throughout the Organization, the Unit is responsible for assisting programme managers with an annual programme impact review and providing technical support to staff in assessing media coverage and target audience needs.

Table 9 Prenatal care coverage, 2000 2002

Most reports were system wide in coverage.

The coverage is urban in all countries.

Coverage rates still fall short of national objectives (80 per cent).

(a) Improving the targeting, coverage and quality of support and assistance

(c) Strategic result 3 large scale acceleration of effective coverage of interventions.

In 47.8 per cent of countries, statistics cover the needs of persons with disabilities in 53.1 per cent they deal with the programmes and services provided to persons with disabilities and in 42.5 per cent they include the availability, scope and coverage of services.

Interestingly, it's happened almost entirely without media coverage.

Drownings and asthma deaths don't get much coverage.