Contact person (for this activity)

They can be transmitted from person to person contact, person to food then to person contact, when somebody eats contaminated food, or they can be transmitted through the water.

Set here the person or organisation to contact.

Direct contact and cooperation among regional organizations should be encouraged.

Ministry or company, contact person, address and phone number

She then suggested direct contact between Trump and the press will increase.

This would have the merit of allowing the special rapporteurs to have direct contact with senior United Nations staff and direct contact with the liaison office of the High Commissioner Centre for Human Rights.

We are sorry, the person you are trying to contact is not available.

Direct contact among industry leaders could also do much to facilitate partnerships and collaborative ventures.

Direct contact should also be promoted among peoples, through their parliamentary representatives and other authorities.

The Monitoring Group has been in direct contact with officials of IMO during the mandate period.

Each delegation should designate an individual as a contact person for purposes of this event.

The department would be a direct point of contact between the Dependent Territories and the British Government.

An anonymous, faceless, nameless person gets in contact with the network, and then gets an identity.

When the husband of one woman went to visit her, he was not allowed direct contact with his baby.

52. The guided tour provides visitors with direct, personal contact with the United Nations, giving it a human face.

So the task is to try to figure out how to determine whether or not you could get an organism like this to evolve towards mildness by blocking waterborne transmission, thereby allowing the organism only to be transmitted by person to person contact, or person food person contact both of which would really require that people be mobile and fairly healthy for transmission.

Any form of sexual contact with a person other than the husband is also forbidden in some religions.

(a) Avoiding direct contact between child victims and witnesses and the alleged perpetrators at any point in the justice process

The Conference brought participants in direct contact with representatives of the space industry, with whom they could discuss their projects.

So we don't even necessarily have to have direct contact with these organisms to have a very real impact on them.

Education plans and programmes must not be designed in far off offices by experts who lack direct contact with indigenous communities.

We also share the concern regarding the report's suggestion of initiating direct contact by United Nations actors with non State actors.

Smaller technical agencies are maintaining direct contact with national technical agencies, but their involvement in the resident coordinator system is limited.

Poland has also developed youth exchange programmes, which are the best form of active dialogue to combat stereotypes by confronting it with personal experience and person to person contact.

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(e) Consideration should be given in order to avoid problems of distribution, to making direct contact with the national agencies or contact persons concerned, perhaps using electronic means, in addition to the normal official channels

The Team's conclusions are drawn from all the evidence available, whether from the 1455 reports or from direct contact with Member States.

This provides an opportunity to maintain direct contact with indigenous representatives and to obtain information which is otherwise more difficult to obtain.

prohibit the person to ill treat, harass, telephone, contact or any other way communicate with a family member, directly or indirectly

Groundwater means water beneath the surface of the ground located in a saturated zone and in direct contact with the ground or soil.

38. The first official direct contact between Morocco and the Frente POLISARIO under United Nations auspices was held at Lisbon on 23 June.

No less importantly, he has had direct contact with Iraqis who have fled the country and from whom he continues to receive information.

A focal point provides each donor with a specific reference person to whom it can direct its enquiries.

Any threat to democracy also poses a direct and indirect threat to the rights of the human person.

As part of the process of implementing the strategy paper HDRO initiated a more direct contact with national statistical offices and other government agencies.

8. The first official direct contact between Morocco and the Frente POLISARIO under United Nations auspices was held at Lisbon on 23 June 1997.

It establishes a direct contact between the radio station and the listener and thus provides an immediate and credible channel of information and communication.

The person endowed with faith said My people, follow me I shall direct you to the Path of Rectitude.

The person endowed with faith said My people, follow me I shall direct you to the Path of Rectitude.

It was proposed that wording should be included to specify that the person must have a direct legitimate interest.

Groundwater means all water which is below the surface of the ground in the saturation zone and in direct contact with the ground or subsoil.

Furthermore, the United States Customs Service has 25 overseas attaches based in United States embassies who are in direct contact with the national customs authorities and act as contact points for information and tip offs in international cases of child pornography.