(f) Effect of higher than expected number of new entrants

Expected to become payable on behalf of active and inactive participants, including future new entrants

Prospects for the world steel market and opportunities for new entrants, in particular for developing countries

(d) The establishment of an operational reserve is described, replacing the previous proposals for a financial reserve and a programme reserve (new rule 9.2).

New entrants should have guaranteed interconnection with other operators, particularly with the incumbent one, quickly and at a reasonable cost.

Dependence on the large players in international commodity markets can hence be replaced by groups of new entrants from developing countries.

The best solution is private capital from retained earnings, new entrants, new ownership, and new investment. But in some cases, additional public capital probably cannot be avoided, as distasteful as it is.

This could well be a worthwhile investment, as it may also lead to higher and more stable prices for the new entrants.

Although professional associations are crucial in maintaining standards and quality of service, they have often attempted to dampen price competition and restrict new entrants.

Owing to demographic pressure and women entering the labour force, the region has one of the highest rates of new entrants into the labour market.

From an early stage measures aimed at sequencing new entrants and coordinating production capacity were employed to achieve scale economies and to deter excessive competition.

The size of the retail market in Ecuador might not make it attractive for new entrants, as no leading international retailers are active in the country.

Private sector activity not only absorbed losses occurring in the public sector (largely the result of federal government downsizing) but created new positions to absorb some of the new entrants to the labour force.

Under this proposal, the number of companies benefiting from the scheme would be capped at current levels and no new entrants would be allowed from July 2006.

As indicated in section VII above, the question of appropriate probationary arrangements for new entrants into the Professional category would also have to be taken into consideration.

At one in 10, external recruitment of visible minorities among new entrants to the public service is also well below the Embracing Change benchmark of one in five.

The liabilities shown in the table above included those for individuals who have yet to join the Fund similarly, the assets included the contributions for future new entrants.

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The operating reserve will be maintained at 600,000 in accordance with the new reserve policy already introduced for the biennium 1996 1997, which is described in paragraph 73 above.

In addition, 140 million was available in the Peacekeeping Reserve Fund for new and expanded operations.

ESCWA region has the highest ratio in the world of new entrants into the labour force per year, with young people constituting an ever greater percentage of those seeking employment.

Operational reserve 63.00 Reserve for field accommodation 4.00

In such circumstances, competition policy and laws need to create the conditions under which prospective new entrants can improve their competitiveness, so as to overcome the cumulative disadvantages of late entry.

Humanitarian entrants are also eligible to receive specialized settlement support upon arrival through the Integrated Humanitarian Settlement Strategy, under which case workers assist humanitarian entrants to contact appropriate support services, including those relating to domestic violence.

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But it would be premature to conclude that traditional banking has yielded to new financial platforms. Many of the new entrants have benefited from advantages that would be difficult to maintain were they to scale up in size and importance.

The gender balance in the Department had changed radically in recent years, as illustrated by the fact that almost 60 per cent of new entrants, at the Third Secretary level, were women.

The knowledge economy was leading to a phasing out of traditional comfort zones and created many additional opportunities for new entrants, including those from developing countries, in the electronics industry value chain.

12. Several delegations commented on the particular difficulties of new market entrants in positioning themselves in commodity chains and international distribution channels, as these were often controlled by large transnational international enterprises.

And one of the first places I worked was a reserve called Goat Island in Leigh of New Zealand.

This will require continuous adjustments through replenishment, rotation, new procurement and transfers of items from United Nations reserve stocks.

The first challenge is to generate enough jobs to accommodate the inflow of new entrants into the labor market. Clearly, a wide range of advanced and developing countries is failing to do so.

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After 1960, most of the entrants to the universities were from schools in the rural areas.

The Banking Act of 1935, as amended in 1942, then shifted power from the Reserve Banks to the Board in Washington, DC, and confirmed the special role of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Similarly prominent women rights activists and NGOs are invited to sensitise new entrants to the civil service at the Civil Services Academy on CEDAW, women's rights, women's issues and how these can be addressed.

Such entrants in recent years have largely come from Africa, the former Yugoslavia and the Middle East.

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