Freetype Linkage

The regional programme is managed in RBAS in parallel with relatively few, or no inter linkage with the country programmes.

Packaging supplier linkage development. Nestlé operates 18 factories in China with a turnover of CHF 1 billion in 2000.

The institutional linkage in practice The institutional linkage of the secretariat to the United Nations was initially approved by decision 14 CP.1.

In seeking synergy with other centres delivering technical assistance in related fields, model 2 provides an opportunity for establishing linkage with existing centres.

(h) Closer engagement with and linkage of the respective business plans of United Nations agencies

The linkage would achieve two objectives.

We strongly advise against such a linkage.

Business leaders are acutely aware of that linkage.

Focus on the linkage between peace and development.

This essential linkage is more clearly reflected in the notion of a Peacebuilding Commission.

Institutional linkage of the secretariat to the United Nations

Noting with satisfaction that the linkage continues to provide a sound basis for the functioning and administration of the secretariat,

Institutional linkage of the Convention secretariat to the United Nations

Noting the linkage between the search for peace and alleviation of the humanitarian crisis in Somalia,

Noting the linkage between the search for peace and alleviation of the humanitarian crisis in Somalia,

At this stage, the linkage between e Meets and APG has been completed in New York.

Delegations welcomed the GIVS, in particular the focus on reaching the under served, the less fragmented approach to strengthening immunization systems and the linkage with other health interventions.

Because of that inextricable linkage, we will all win or all lose.

Continuation of the institutional linkage of the secretariat to the United Nations

The Statistics Division is investigating possible linkage of DQAF with its questionnaire on countries' compliance with the second revision of International Merchandise Trade Statistics Concepts and Definitions.

The linkage between illicit trade in small arms and light weapons and the illicit exploitation of resources should be clearly understood, with a view to discouraging and stopping it.

However, there was no mention of a direct linkage to the PRSP process.

Institutional linkage of the secretariat to the United Nations (Agenda item 7 (c))

Noting the linkage between the search for peace and reconciliation and the alleviation of the humanitarian crisis in Somalia,

In order to ensure the safety of the Rio Olympics, Brazil will start the largest ever security linkage plan.

The Advisory Committee notes a trend in the creation of deputy positions in a number of areas in the support component, with no demonstrated linkage to functional requirements following the expansion of the Mission.

B. Linkage between the mobility and hardship allowance and the base floor salary scale

From an engineering point of view, this is just a little four bar linkage.

Other studies undertaken focused on social thematic issues, including on the linkage between democracy and development in the Arab region.

But with the rise of globalizing tendencies in the 1980s and 1990s, and the possibilities created for linkage with global firms, e.g. as contractors for manufacturing or for business process outsourcing, size became less of a barrier.

The secretariat said that the GIVS focused on using existing systems, building on infrastructures established by accelerated diseases control programmes, and maximizing linkage with other interventions.

Duisenberg recognized this linkage and held firm. The ECB s paltry rate hike in December, together with the supine promise of no plans for further monetary tightening, demonstrates that Trichet is no Duisenberg.

The recent success of UNOG in establishing a working linkage of e Meets and e DRITS is also a step in that direction.

Whatever the linkage, eradication of iodine deficiency carries a clear health benefit, particularly for children.

The linkage between NAPs and the Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PSRPs) constitutes a major challenge.

Several speakers pointed out that greater attention should be paid to the root causes of trafficking in persons and that consequently that crime should be considered in linkage with issues of poverty and development, in particular in developing countries.

Relevant COP decisions and corresponding United Nations General Assembly resolutions on institutional linkage are as follows

The process of globalization has raised some concerns with respect to its potential linkage to emerging social issues including the possible spread of HIV AIDS and road safety.

The close linkage between the focus areas of this MTSP and the Millennium agenda will enable UNICEF to engage more strategically with international financial institutions, particularly the World Bank.

The institutional linkage has enabled the secretariat to draw upon the support and cooperation of various departments, programmes and agencies in the United Nations system and to benefit from close working relations with related intergovernmental processes.

The linkage seen between the implementation of the North South Peace Agreement and the resolution of the conflict in Darfur was irrelevant and counterproductive.

Developing countries have stressed the intrinsic linkage in the modalities among rules, the identification of needs and priorities, technical assistance and capacity building support.

It's a pretty harrowing linkage between what's happening to our environment and what's happening to our human rights.

In this regard, UNCTAD should continue to support country level processes in policy implementation through its programmes on investment policy reviews, investment guides and the linkage programme.