The online public access catalogue was implemented for internal and external access to the library catalogue.

(ii) Non recurrent publications UNEP publications catalogue (2)

Perhaps, indeed, there was no need for the catalogue at all.

The Decision clearly simplifies the approval process for products in the catalogue.

A customer came to buy a laundry machine and took a catalogue.

The memorandum by the Secretariat already contained suggestions for extending the catalogue.

A catalogue was prepared, and data collection forms and survey guidelines were also developed.

The CICA Catalogue of Confidence Building Measures and measures identified in it are recommendatory in nature.

Any Member State may select certain measures identified in this Catalogue for implementation, where feasible and appropriate.

The main objective of such missions is to compile, improve and expand a catalogue of dangerous objects.

UNWebBuy also includes features allowing suppliers to check and correct as may be necessary catalogue and products data.

The Constitution is Human Rights Catalogue, article 12, item 3 (j), defined the right to marriage and formation of family.

Nothing in this Catalogue prevents the Member States from adopting other confidence building measures among themselves or with other states.

It should include a core catalogue of training opportunities and the optimal decentralization of training funds and reflect subregional priorities.

First, the Commission should check whether the catalogue of treaties continuing in operation during an armed conflict was complete and exhaustive.

On this basis, the Study Group agreed that it would not seek to produce a catalogue of norms of jus cogens.

Lists of new acquisitions were produced on a monthly basis to keep users informed of new additions to the library catalogue.

The Decision requires that all regions and relevant departments should solidly promote the reduction of catalogue and simplify the examination and approval procedures.

We will not reach this goal by continuing to view the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly as a catalogue of good intentions.

Selected photographs were published in catalogue form and also converted into a travelling exhibit shown at each field office and at United Nations Headquarters, before being donated to the national university.

1.7 The Member State receiving information under the provisions of this Catalogue cannot disclose, publish or transfer it to any third party without the consent of the Member States providing such information.

The process to get to make the sculpture was interesting, because I wrote to Balsara, who produces that air freshener called Odonil, saying, Dear Sir, I am an artist. This is my catalogue.

During the seventeenth and eighteenth sessions, the Registrar reported on several matters pertaining to the Library, including the integrated library system, the library catalogue, online databases and the need for increased library space.

4.3 Subsidiarily, the State party submits that the increase of the author's taxable income by an additional 4 per cent of the catalogue price of the company car did not violate article 26.

A unique document the Catalogue of Confidence building Measures which creates the basis for strengthening cooperation and preventing conflicts on the Asian continent has been passed by the member countries of this Conference.

AV eNews, a unique electronic catalogue featuring the most recent United Nations system wide audio visual and media news, saw a 25 per cent increase in subscribers over the course of the year.

Recently they had forced the Dutch organizers of an exhibition celebrating 400 years of relations between Morocco and the Netherlands to modify their catalogue to reflect Morocco's version of a map of the area.

2.2 Under article 42 of the Dutch Income Tax Law (1964), employees using a company car for private purposes must add 20 per cent of the catalogue price of the car to their taxable income.

He also used the company car (with a catalogue price of 44,590 NLG) for private purposes for a distance exceeding 1,000 kilometres in 2000, subject to payment of an amount of 4,566 NLG to his employer.

During the Cold War, Western intelligence agencies developed an immense catalogue of indicators and correlations. If train traffic on certain routes increased, it suggested that army food supplies were being delivered, thus hinting at impending military action.

1.8 The Member States will regularly review implementation of this Catalogue in order to identify the most effective and suitable CBMs for wider implementation in the CICA region and, when necessary, modify or amend those CBMs by consensus.

An amount of 120,200 is provided for temporary assistance at the P 2 level to catalogue and archive, under the supervision of the P 4 post mentioned above, some 4,000 cartons of files and records from peacekeeping missions.

Signed and approved by Premier Li Keqiang, the State Council printed and distributed the Decision of the State Council on Further Reducing the Categories in the Catalogue of Industrial Products Subject to Production License Administration and Simplifying the Approval Procedures .

The Commission has previously resisted the effort of compiling a catalogue of norms of jus cogens and decided to leave the full content of this rule to be worked out in State practice and in the jurisprudence of international tribunals .

Third, for enterprises produce different types of products in the production and operation catalogue, in accordance with the principle of one enterprise, one license , when apply for a new license or apply for a license renewal, a license should be issued and examined.

I would be grateful if you would issue the text of the Catalogue of confidence building measures and declaration as an official document of the Conference on Disarmament and distribute it to all member States and non member participating States of the Conference on Disarmament.

Confidence building measures of the Catalogue are without prejudice to other CBMs, security agreements and or arrangements on arms control and disarmament, to which the Member States are parties, and these measures will not affect the rights and obligations under these agreements and or arrangements.

Now, however, something is happening to fix this, and it s not just a prettier background. It s structure the same sort of context the old Yahoo! catalogue supplied, but this time automatically generated and deeper and across more than just a few categories such as sports and travel.

The European Commission s recent proposals amount to a relaxation of its earlier hard line stance, providing a catalogue of ways in which the fiscal rules can be made more flexible. But it is difficult to see how this hodge podge will strengthen economic governance or clarify the Pact s implementation.

First came Yahoo!, with its carefully cultivated (by human editors) catalogue of interesting web pages. Then along came Google, with co founder Larry Page s innovative ranking of Web pages not just by their content, but also by the quantity and quality of other pages that link to them.

Consistency with article 26 could have been ensured by increasing the taxable income of all commuters using a company car, who live more than 30 kilometres from their workplace, by 4 per cent of the car's catalogue price, irrespective of the extent of their private use of the car.

But I discovered, in researching further, really wanting precise reference, that one of the original lead birds had been sold at Christie's in 1994, and so I contacted an antiquarian bookseller who had the original Christie's catalogue, and in it I found this magnificent picture, which included a size reference.

I have the honour to enclose, hereby, the texts of the Catalogue of confidence building measures and declaration of the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the States members of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia, adopted at the their meeting, held in Almaty, on 22 October 2004.

The Decision proposed to further reduce the categories in the catalogue of industrial products subject to production license administration, cancel the production license administration for 14 industrial products, and delegate the administration authority for production licenses of 4 types of industrial products to the quality and technical supervision departments of provincial people s governments.

In 1873, the retailer Montgomery Ward was just a year old, and the first Sears Roebuck catalogue was still 20 years away. Together, these companies invented mail order as the killer app of the railroad age, creating a continental market for consumer goods, with all of the economies of scale that followed.