255. In terms of income, men on the whole enjoy a somewhat more favourable distribution than women.

Debt relief, additional aid, better trade opportunities and more favourable terms of trade are required to facilitate this process.

The level of disability pension in both cases is more favourable for women, but they acquire the right on the same terms as men.

However, a State could consider the unity of a family as an effective link for granting nationality to family members under more favourable terms.

The reduced requirements were attributable mainly to the signing of a new contract with more favourable terms for the high performance photocopying needs of the Mission.

Finally, according to Kumar, the terms of technology transfer by developing country firms are generally more favourable to host countries than those of transfer by industrialized countries' firms.

The Doha Round must therefore establish fairer and more favourable terms of trade for developing countries in the form of enhanced and predictable market access and assistance in capacity building.

We need an early infusion of financial resources on favourable terms to launch the post war reconstruction programmes.

Due to the application of a more favourable GSP treatment, the post Uruguay Round position of the least developed countries (LDCs) will be more favourable than that of developing countries in general.

24. The OIOS comparative analysis of the plans also showed that differences between the plans appear to make the programme inequitable, allowing certain categories of participants to enjoy more favourable terms than others, as follows

Multilateral funding was effective in reaching the most vulnerable groups, building national capacities and transferring environmentally sound technologies on favourable terms.

The relatively more favourable development in the number of employed women becomes even more obvious in the long term.

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Will the Lord cast off for ever? and will he be favourable no more?

On the other hand, Jewish settlers benefited from more favourable treatment and lower prices.

Improve access to reliable, affordable, economically viable and environmentally sound energy sources and services, in particular to developing countries on favourable terms, including on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed

Improve access to reliable, affordable, economically viable and environmentally sound energy services, resources and technologies, in particular to developing countries on favourable terms, including on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed

Some of the differences between the plans make the programme inequitable as well, allowing participants in one plan to enjoy more favourable terms and higher subsidies than participants of the same categories and grades under another plan.

91. The situation of women in the labour market is slightly more favourable at present.

We must therefore spare no effort to ensure that the latest Doha development round concludes on terms favourable to developing countries like Belize.

We reaffirm our commitment to create favourable conditions for the creation of more and better jobs.

This in turn affects sectors that are themselves vital to the development of more favourable conditions.

Internationally accepted uniform rules would greatly facilitate the availability of credit at more favourable interest rates.

The transfer of environmentally sound technology on favourable terms to developing countries was also crucial if the Agenda 21 objectives were to be achieved.

However, such technology must be transferred on favourable terms and by mutual agreement, taking into account the development needs and priorities of developing countries.

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a In abeyance from August 1997, pending conclusion of a more favourable agreement with the local bank.

They're far more efficient in terms of energy.

16. Mr. CALDAS de MOURA (Brazil) said that the international community must promote access to and transfer of technology to developing countries on favourable terms.

The reduction with respect to general property insurance results from more favourable premium rates negotiated with the provider.

However, the existence of two separate rental subsidy schemes has given rise to less favourable terms in Europe and North America than at duty stations elsewhere.

These terms were considered more attractive and easier to meet than the initial terms for those loans.

More rarely, the recommendation is couched in positive terms.

As always, preventive action is much more effective, and certainly much cheaper, both in terms of money and more importantly in terms of human suffering.

There is no point in asking a developing country to rectify so many deficiencies within a reasonable time frame if it cannot even have access to funds on more favourable and predictable terms than those currently being offered by the international capital market.

Under the provisions of article 92, subparagraph 1 of the Labour Code, the hours must be recovered within two months of the interruption of work, and shall be paid at the normal rate, unless the collective agreements provide for more favourable terms.

Those imbalances were most profound between developed countries and Africa, which lagged far behind in terms of development and growth and where social conditions were least favourable.

7. Urges Member States to open their markets to exports from the West Bank and Gaza and on the most favourable terms, consistent with appropriate trading rules

Some experts noted that Article 10A of the Montreal Protocol commits developed country parties to transfer technologies to beneficiary developing countries on fair and most favourable terms.

Indeed, it is the international community's responsibility to make efforts to establish a multilateral trading system that is more open, fairer and more favourable for development.

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Members shall not serve for more than two consecutive terms.

147. Another essential dimension of the commitments of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development concerns concrete measures for the transfer of environmentally sound technologies to developing countries on favourable terms, including concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed.

More work is needed, however, to examine how much different modalities have contributed to the transfer of ESTs, in particular technologies required by some MEAs, which countries have benefitted from them and the extent to which technology transfer has been at fair and favourable terms.

While industrialized countries suffered greater economic damage in absolute terms, developing countries were impacted more severely in relative terms.