Through those efforts, the stress management needs of some 3,490 staff were met.

In that regard, the particular needs of women and children must be met.

In absolute terms, the number whose needs were not being met was 200,000 women.

And people's expectations concerning welfare, growth, education and other social and economic needs have to be met.

As the energy needs are met and electricity is needed we will need poles for rolling out electricity.

Minimum survival needs of refugees were not always met nor were refugees necessarily safe in countries of asylum.

To that end, the CTC is committed to ensuring that technical assistance needs identified during the visits are met.

Studies show that once the basic needs of shelter and food are met, additional wealth adds very little to happiness.

Previously, agencies' needs for airlifting emergency supplies were met by initiating requests for offers for charter aircraft on each occasion.

Most geographical information needs can be met using satellite imagery, but non specialists face difficulties in obtaining the right information.

Having regular consultations with key users both inside and outside the relevant organization to ascertain that their needs are met

(c) A more effective operational response from law enforcement agencies as their training and equipment needs are more adequately met

They have needs which have to be met efficiently in terms of energy, in terms of cost, in terms of quality.

With the 182,048,000 identified above as the estimated impact during the year, Cuba could have met some of the following needs

She wondered, in particular, about the basic livelihood of women, including how much food was produced, how much international assistance was required to meet food needs, and whether such needs were being met.

However the pace of this change needs to be increased considerably if the Millennium Development and EFA goals are to be met.

With 3,059,600, Cuba could have met all the material shortages currently afflicting the programme of schools for children with special educational needs.

The needs of individual users and small teams will be met through the introduction of Personal Knowledge Management at the Dag Hammarskjöld Library.

It was important that mine action be integrated early in the reconstruction planning phases to ensure that the most pressing needs were met.

I welcome the memorandum of understanding finalized by the Government and the World Food Programme, which will ensure that these emergency needs are met.

A young person whose basic needs for food, clothing and shelter are not met cannot reasonably be expected to attend school or pursue education.

Targeted and transparent subsidies have been employed successfully to meet housing and service needs of the poor that cannot be met by the market.

Moreover, her delegation was concerned at the Advisory Committee's view that the Mission's public information needs could be met through the redeployment of current capacity.

The poor represented a body of human resources with great potential, provided their basic needs were met and they were mobilized to create economic growth.

In rural areas, basic energy needs have to be met in order to ensure good management and control of other essential resources such as water.

It further notes that the author has not presented any evidence as to the needs of his extended family and why they cannot be met.

While resources for emergency food needs for the remainder of the year have already been met, the response to the non food sector remains a concern.

Given the tremendous humanitarian needs in many parts of the country, the United Nations will have a vital responsibility to provide a strong and well managed humanitarian assistance programme as long as urgent humanitarian needs have to be met.

For those whose needs cannot be met in the marketplace, CMHC provides housing subsidies to support Canada's social housing stock for low income Canadians as well as to provide housing assistance for those with special distinct needs under targeted initiatives.

2000 2001 __ per cent of all personnel deployment needs met by utilizing the United Nations standby arrangements system and rapid deployment levels or the on call list

Estimate 2002 2003 __ per cent of all personnel deployment needs met by utilizing the United Nations standby arrangements system and rapid deployment levels or the on call list

Target 2004 2005 __ per cent of all personnel deployment needs met by utilizing the United Nations standby arrangements system and rapid deployment levels or the on call list .

However, for poorer countries with urgent needs for infrastructure that cannot be met from domestic resources or international borrowing, grants for capital projects can play a relatively important role.

Fifth, the parties must identify practical means to ensure that the basic survival needs of their forces are met, including food supplies for the combatants, without violating the ceasefire.

According to the report (page 23), the village water supply programme had enabled 40 per cent of the drinking water needs of the rural population to be met, in three provinces.

It met in 2004 and has to met in 2006.

There is no question that the Millennium Development Goals cannot be achieved unless the urgent needs of the three most vulnerable groups of countries, which comprise almost half the international community, are met.

On law and order, the European Union has urged the Palestinian Authority to step up its efforts to ensure a secure environment in which its citizens' own needs for law and order are met.

Now, I haven't met these particular students, but I've met students like them.

Their eyes met.

Organization of workshops designed to make young people and children aware of the concept of sustainable development and the importance of environmental preservation in order to ensure that the needs of future generations can be met

However, as humanitarian needs still remain very high, it is extremely important that donors remain fully engaged in the Sudan in 2006 and that the requirements of the 2006 workplan are met in a timely manner.

The European Volunteer Centre met in Romania in 2005, focusing on the theme Volunteering for all ages summit of generations , with the participation of 10 countries discussing approaches to addressing volunteer needs of different age groups.

To this end, he calls on the Government to ensure that, in the interim, the basic needs of former opium farmers are met and sufficient resources allocated to those whose livelihoods depended upon opium generated income.

(i) Requests the High Commissioner, within the resources available, to respond flexibly and efficiently to the needs currently indicated under the annual programme budget for 2006, and authorizes him, in the case of additional new emergency needs that cannot be met fully from the operational reserve, to create supplementary programmes and issue special appeals