This would point to their recent entry into the waged labour force in low skill jobs.

Another low point.

(c) Entry point into commercial sexual exploitation

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Whereby documents need only be submitted at one single entry point.

The entry point to the proposed DMISCO to provide operational support would be a request from a national focal point.

The entry point, of course, of most of this money were the off shore facilities.

Sometimes, however, barriers to entry throughout the chain are too low to allow firms to upgrade.

Reports indicate that the city has at least four entry points, each with four or five individuals in charge of collecting an entry tax at every point.

The check point shall have entry and exit doors provided with safe locks and alarm system to prevent any attempt of intrusion into the checking point.

And the entry point for his right hand notice this, he's not reaching in front and catching the water.

The process provides a good entry point for promoting decent work for indigenous peoples in the national development context.

The entrance of the check point shall be as wide as to allow the entry of only one person.

The costs of developing those vessels multiple carrier task forces and submarine fleets create enormous barriers to entry, enabling US naval dominance. But the barriers to entry in the cyber domain are so low that non state actors and small states can play a significant role at low cost.

As regards microenterprises in the informal sector, the low barriers to entry lead to intense competition, while impeding the enterprises apos growth.

The other reason why I really like this is because it offers an alternative entry point into the complexity of science.

The other reason why I really like this is because it offers an alternative entry point into the complexity of science.

45. In Somalia, UNIFEM has prioritized peace building as its principle entry point for supporting the economic and political empowerment of women.

This is your score. You should try to get the lowest possible. The score increases with time 1 point per second. with the use of lasers 3 points if the laser beam hits a ball or exits at the entry point, 9 points if it exits at another entry point. Your score is set to 999 at the end of the game if you make a mistake.

From a technical point of view, experts specifically noted that technical and presentation inconsistencies, as well as sending consumers to related websites outside the entry point to access requested functionalities, are not good practices.

1900 the U.S. Indian population reached its low point less than 250,000, compared to an estimated eight million in 1492.

The carcasses are transported from Beletweyne to Mogadishu via Jowhar, where tax is paid at the entry point of the Jowhar local administration.

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(c) Promote the use of innovative, low cost and development supportive tools for electronic commerce through the Global Trade Point Network.

37. The Working Group on Indigenous Populations, established in 1982, has served as an entry point into the United Nations system for indigenous people.

(c) The organization of youth leadership summits that highlight the use of sport an as entry point towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals

(c) The organization of youth leadership summits that highlight the use of sport an as entry point towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals

The Sofa crossing, the entry point for construction materials into the Gaza Strip, was fully closed for two days and partially closed for 259 days.

Here there are no major differences between men and women, but the valuation of payments in kind point to very low remuneration.

Health is a strong entry point for poverty reduction, and alleviating the disease burden on the poor will contribute to the improvement of their social status.

This is particularly important since law enforcement is the first entry point for the victim into the criminal justice system and immediate confidence building is required.

Although the barriers to entry for the production of computer hardware components are diminishing, considerable attention is now being focused on the characteristics of software development which, in contrast, emphasizes human creativity, and the emerging software paradigm is associated with relatively low entry costs.

It had been estimated that every percentage point increase in debt service in low income countries reduced public investment by about 0.2 per cent.

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Given the low entry costs on the one side and the gains that can be made on the other, the appropriation of organized crime methodologies by terrorists has increased.

The joint UN team will provide a common entry point for national stakeholders to more easily access the full range of AIDS related services available throughout UN system.

155. Under the widows and orphans pension scheme, a male public servant has to contribute compulsorily to the scheme at the point of entry into the public service.

As the focal point for technology assessment in the United Nations system, CSTD was a natural entry point for IAIA participation, and the organization was invited to present a CSTD seminar at United Nations Headquarters on technology development and diffusion in developing countries.

Participants observed that in areas with an undeveloped telecommunication infrastructure, wireless local loop (WLL) technologies were making a forceful entry as a low cost solution to the last mile problem.