But we're always interested in multi tiered levels of human interaction.

We consider the September summit to be a two tiered event.

(e) A two tiered approach, whereby a programme of regional and or thematic meetings would provide input to global meetings

I repeat that we cannot be satisfied with a three tiered Security Council or make do with diminished permanent seats.

Ms. Levin (United States of America) asked whether a tiered system of religion discriminated against or belittled those on lower tiers.

It was also noted that recent practice had developed a three tiered approach, with funding from the polluter, a collective fund and the State.

In the second scenario, a two or three tiered Europe includes a two tiered euro, with the weaker countries using a separate euro B currency that can float against the stronger economies euro A. This arrangement would hold out the promise to fiscally stressed economies that, if they get their act together, they could rejoin euro A and do so more readily than they could from their own currency.

The ad valorem equivalents emerged as key, as they determine the level of the base rate to which tiered formula cuts will be applied for those products subject to non ad valorem duties.

Lastly, what credibility would such a Council have, and what principles of equality and democracy could it invoke, if the Security Council were to be a three tiered body with, as it were, three groupings permanent members with the veto, permanent members without the veto and non permanent members?

Therefore, in addition to meeting the one stop material needs of dining and entertainment of consumers, maximizing the transmission of multi tiered cultural and artistic spiritual needs, as well as bringing the livable qualities of residential needs into play will inevitably become the high point of future business district development.

I am referring also to the emergence of values that are now fostered and cherished here and throughout the world values such as democracy, accountability, flexibility and fairness values that do not favour a widened notion of two tiered privileges in the world's only institution of global reach and universal membership.

China, by contrast, has established strong institutional capacity, a multi tiered federal structure, a tradition of civilian leadership turnover every ten years, and a well oiled, sophisticated security apparatus that has kept pace with technological advances. Thus, China s government can pursue a policy of wai song nei jin relaxed on the outside, vigilant internally.

A tiered licensing system, for example, would work best to address the varying degrees of financial complexity and risk among platforms. Under this scenario, platforms that function as information intermediaries between borrowers and lenders, but are not directly involved in loan transactions, would be free from virtually all formal regulation and supervision, as they generate the least amount of risk.

At its fifty ninth session, the General Assembly emphasized that the basic responsibility for effectively combating racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance lay with States decided that the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and the Commission on Human Rights should constitute a three tiered intergovernmental process for the comprehensive implementation of and follow up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action (resolution 59 177, sect.

31. Decides that the General Assembly, through its role in policy formulation, the Economic and Social Council, through its role in overall guidance and coordination, in accordance with their respective roles under the Charter of the United Nations and Assembly resolution 50 227 of 24 May 1996, and the Human Rights Council shall constitute a three tiered intergovernmental process for the comprehensive implementation of and follow up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action

1. Reaffirms that the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council, in accordance with relevant provisions of the Charter of the United Nations and relevant resolutions, including General Assembly resolutions 48 162 of 20 December 1993 and 50 227 of 24 May 1996, together with the Governing Council of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN Habitat), constitute the three tiered intergovernmental mechanism to oversee the coordination of the implementation of the Habitat Agenda

33. Decides that the General Assembly, through its role in policy formulation, the Economic and Social Council, through its role in overall guidance and coordination, in accordance with their respective roles under the Charter of the United Nations and Assembly resolution 50 227 of 24 May 1996, and the Human Rights Council shall constitute a three tiered intergovernmental process for the comprehensive implementation of and follow up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action

Decides that the General Assembly, through its role in policy formulation, the Economic and Social Council, through its role in overall guidance and coordination, in accordance with their respective roles under the Charter of the United Nations and Assembly resolution 50 227 of 24 May 1996, and the Commission on Human Rights shall constitute a three tiered intergovernmental process for the comprehensive implementation of and follow up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action

30. Decides that the General Assembly, through its role in policy formulation, the Economic and Social Council, through its role in overall guidance and coordination, in accordance with their respective roles under the Charter of the United Nations and Assembly resolution 50 227 of 24 May 1996, and the Commission on Human Rights shall constitute a three tiered intergovernmental process for the comprehensive implementation of and follow up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action

23. Decides that the General Assembly, through its role in policy formulation, the Economic and Social Council, through its role in overall guidance and coordination, in accordance with their respective roles under the Charter of the United Nations and Assembly resolution 50 227 of 24 May 1996, and the Commission on Human Rights shall constitute a three tiered intergovernmental process for the comprehensive implementation of and follow up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action

23. Decides that the General Assembly, through its role in policy formulation, the Economic and Social Council, through its role in overall guidance and coordination, in accordance with their respective roles under the Charter of the United Nations and Assembly resolution 50 227 of 24 May 1996, and the Commission on Human Rights shall constitute a three tiered intergovernmental process for the comprehensive implementation of and follow up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action