No formal system is yet in existence to cater to this requirement.

We hope to encourage Indian pharmaceutical companies to establish production facilities in Africa to cater to the increasing requirement for affordable medicines, especially for antiretroviral drugs.

These software packages can be customized to cater to the specific needs of an organization.

At present there are nearly 10,000 adult literacy centers almost 90 of which cater to women.

(j) Encourages continued comprehensive multi agency efforts to cater for both the short term needs of IDPs as well as longer term solutions to the problem of integration, including the provision of social services to cater for their humane absorption into society

These possibilities depend very much on the basic infrastructure capacity of the health care centers to cater for the population.

Learning opportunities are being developed in these four areas that cater to both UNHCR staff and partners involved in protection.

(b) Review existing policies, procedures and guidelines to determine whether they are sufficiently flexible to cater for the requirements of a computerised procurement process.

Since the audit, the Departmentivision of International Protection (DIP) has realigned its protection training learning strategy to cater to four levels induction, intermediate, advanced thematic and management.

The fact that we have been able to cater for a population of 140 million living in a small land of only 147,000 square kilometres is an indicator of the resilience, vigour and entrepreneurship of our people as they confront unpredictable nature.

Furthermore, the biodiversity related services offered through the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre will be revitalized to cater to the needs of both member States and multilateral environmental agreements.

Mauritius is also in the process of amending its Explosives Act so as to cater for its obligations under the Convention on the Marking of Plastic Explosives for the purpose of Detection.

In preparing the budget for the biennium 2004 2005, the Tribunal discussed with the Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts the modalities of funding mechanisms which would cater for such liabilities.

It can also learn from you about the quality of its jokes and cater things, sort of like Netflix style, over longer term to different communities or audiences, children versus adults, different cultures.

The Health Policy also focuses primarily on the preventive aspects of health care and in all programmes to be implemented under this policy an effort has been made to cater to the special needs of women and girls.

The ongoing restructuring of the armed forces to reduce their troop strength from the present level of some 13,000 military personnel to 10,500 by 2007 has slowed considerably, owing to the shortage of resources to cater for the retrenchments.

In 1997, the government introduced the CKREE subject in order to combat prejudices and discrimination, and to cater for mutual respect and tolerance between different groups religions and life stances as well as a better understanding of one's background and identity.

He expressed the hope that ESCAP would continue to make its activities results based and demand driven and that they would cater for regional and local conditions, with a focus on field operations that could be useful to countries in the Asian and Pacific region.

For the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme to succeed, a wide spectrum of Sudanese society must be given a genuine role in the programme, which would also need to cater to the specific needs of women combatants, supporters and dependants, as well as demobilizing children.

Indeed, it is designed to cater to all 435,000 Syrian child refugees now in the country. Thanks to a historic agreement with the Lebanese government, places for hundreds of thousands of children can be created within weeks by putting 1,500 of Lebanon s schools on a double shift system.

I would like to remind the Council that UNMIK is not present in the province to cater to the objectives and interests of one community only, regardless of the size of that particular community and regardless of the possible consequences of that community's dissatisfaction if its one sided requests are not met.

While reports that cater to the sometimes virulent nationalist sentiments of readers, viewers, and listeners can succeed in garnering a larger market share as in any other capitalist country they can also mislead. The media may make money, but as the recent anti Japan protests suggests, an excess of such market driven jingoism can damage a nation s interests and international standing.

During the missions' visits to camps, representatives of internally displaced persons as well as humanitarian agencies reported problems of insufficient water supply and quality, occasional shortages of food and inconsistent food delivery and the need for plastic sheets, mosquito nets, kitchen utensils and blankets, as well as more tents to cater for larger families and able to withstand the rainy season.

For example, the Institute for International Finance, a preeminent Washington, DC based lobbying group for large banks, consistently argues bail us out, or else face the consequences. But, just as important as their storyline is their political power, which has risen greatly in recent years to the point that all major policymakers in the US and Europe cater to banks fortunes even when there are no wider implications for the economy.

Unless you have been studying at the bottom of the ocean, you know that the financial sector has come under severe criticism much of it justified for thrusting the world economy into its worst crisis since the Great Depression. And you need only check in with some of your classmates who have populated the Occupy movements around the world to sense the widespread resentment of financiers and the top 1 of income earners to whom they largely cater (and often belong).

We ride together, we, you know, we, we eat together and we sleep together.

We dance, we kiss, we sing, we just goof around.

When we started, we thought that we knew everything, but we later discovered that we did not.

We don't fool around, we don't rehearse we shoot what we get!

We know we are what we eat.

We can, as we said, we can zoom in. Then we can scroll.

We share written things, we share images, we share audio, we share video.

We buy stuff we didn't know we needed.

And we did, and we traveled around, and we spoke to elders, we spoke to doctors, we spoke to nurses, we held press conferences, we went out with soldiers, we sat down with ISAF, we sat down with NATO, we sat down with the U.K. government.

We sell them, we kill them as embryos, we enslave them, we rape them.

So when we numb those, we numb joy, we numb gratitude, we numb happiness.

We cut, we dry and we packed them, we mounted them on a folder.

We had wooden flutists, we had oboists, we had opera singers, we had guitar players, and we had rap singers.

What do we do when we feel powerless? We do exactly the opposite. We close up. We wrap ourselves up.

Natural happiness is what we get when we get what we wanted, and synthetic happiness is what we make when we don't get what we wanted.

We have testing, we go to the lab, we try it again, we have refinement.

We tended gardens, we became interested in organic food, we knew or we were vegetarians.

We want prosecution, we want closure, we want healing, we want reconciliation, but we have to have justice first, he said.

For if we live, we live to the Lord. Or if we die, we die to the Lord. If therefore we live or die, we are the Lord's.

For if we live, we live to the Lord. Or if we die, we die to the Lord. If therefore we live or die, we are the Lord's.