the effective co ordination of these mechanisms at the global level.

Materials Co ordination Katsaridou, Ifigenia, General Director, Research Centre for Gender Equality

That in the initial stage, which could last two years, the Tlatelolco Treaty, through OPANAL, should carry out the necessary co ordination for the implementation of the agreed measures to strengthen the co ordination mechanisms.

It also facilitates better communication and co ordination between government departments and registered importers.

Those who oppose women's ordination do so on the basis that it is not traditional.

Reaffirm the need to strengthen Nuclear Weapon Free Zone co ordination mechanisms based on their common goals.

The Executive Committee also appoints a Director, who is responsible for planning, monitoring, programme co ordination, research, and training.

The first evaluation of Denmark within the area of Law Enforcement Intelligence Co ordination was carried out in November 2003.

Co operation and Co ordination Agreement between the Australia Competition and Consumer Commission and Papua New Guinea Consumer Affairs Council, 26 November 1999.

The Security Council welcomes the ongoing deployment of UNMIS and looks forward to close co ordination and co operation between UNMIS and AMIS.

At the same time, the Centre for Operative Anti Terrorist Co ordination was established within the Romanian Intelligence Service (the national authority in this field).

The three year project will assist up to 700 long term unemployed individuals move toward sustainable employment, using innovative approaches, such as integrated case co ordination services.

the creation of an international anti terrorist finance centre, which furthers research, trains national enforcement officials, and serves as a source of co ordination and mutual assistance.

Close co operation and co ordination between NOU and customs has proven to be very important in establishing a basis for effectively controlling and monitoring imports of ODS.

The rationale for this interest is that an increased availability of basic information about capacity building projects will allow for improved co ordination and more efficient use of resources.

Funding was provided in 2003 through the Primary Health Care and Transition Fund for co ordination of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FASD) prevention and early diagnosis, and information technology improvements.

With regard to item 6 of the Agenda, the plenary meeting on Thursday 28 April focused on the topic Mechanisms to strengthen political co ordination between Nuclear Weapon Free Zones.

The UK works in co ordination with other countries, and the EU, to ensure that work is not duplicated, and that the best, most appropriate advice is offered to partner States.

Not without irony, as Hillary Clinton wrapped up the democratic presidential nomination a group of leading American Orthodox rabbis opposed to women's ordination launched a series of hearings on this disputed subject.

The specific objective was to facilitate co ordination of capacity building assistance in the field of chemicals pesticides management provided by OECD member countries to developing countries, including those with economies in transition.

These Incident Response Teams consist of personnel on site who can provide a range of investigative and analytical support directly from the incident location in co ordination with the Interpol General Secretariat, as follows

In November 2015, the Orthodox Rabbinical Council of America in its third attempt to stem the growing tide of support for Orthodox women's rabbinical ordination published a stern proclamation declaring the illegitimacy of female rabbis.

The Government position paper on gender mainstreaming 2001 2006 changed the role of the Department for the Co ordination of Emancipation Policy from that of problem holder' in terms of emancipation to that of stimulator'.

And there is only so far Francis is likely to go. A self described obedient son of the church, he is unlikely to surprise the faithful when it comes to matters like sexuality and women s ordination.

A Co ordination Group established under article 18 of the above EC Regulation has currently been studying the possibility to extend customs officers competence also for the case of dual use external transit and trans shipment.

Co ordination of national migration policies will remain a dream if decisions continue to be kept under the exclusive responsibility of national governments. There is no sign in the EU that national regulations on economic migration are converging.

So to understand why this was the case, we took our data and put it into an ordination diagram, which is a statistical map that tells you something about how related the microbial communities are in the different samples.

That this first Conference constitutes a landmark in establishing the co ordination mechanism and the advisability of repeating it was reaffirmed, the most suitable date being 2010, prior to the Eighth Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

NAWO works with sister organisations in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in the UK Joint Committee on Women, which is the United Kingdom national co ordination for the European Women's Lobby, where it represents the concerns and needs of all UK women.

The activities of the international community in this context have not been conducted in an efficient manner over the past years. They have in particular demonstrated grave deficiencies in the co ordination and sharing of information, and have not led to results.

This improvement was associated with a reduced dependency on social assistance among families with children Reduction of overlap and duplication the flexibility of the NCB is reducing overlap and duplication through federal provincial territorial co ordination and integration in the delivery of child benefits.

We participate in key multilateral export control co ordination events, and work with the multilateral export control regimes (NSG, MTCR, HCOC, Australia Group and Wassenaar Arrangement) in supporting their outreach activities and in encouraging non members to adopt the export controls of their regime.

A draft agreement on the order of exchange of the operational information between CIS member states on traded (transferred) and acquired portable zenithal rocket complexes of Igla and Strela type was elaborated within the mentioned decision and at present is in the process of intergovernmental co ordination.

The programme aimed at developing a network focused on women's condition regarding HIV infection and other Sexually Transmitted Diseases in the countries of southern Europe, aiming at the improvement and co ordination of the services provided in the fields of information, prevention, and medical and socio psychological intervention.

Interpol can issue international notices for fugitive terrorists whose arrest is sought by member countries Database queries of computerized fingerprints to quickly identify suspects Access to the database of counterfeit, forged and stolen identity documents Provide money laundering expertise Disaster Victim Identification response co ordination with a wide network of international experts and laboratories

Already weak and inefficient, prone to corruption, politicisation, lack of co ordination between departments, and outright intimidation of its officials, judicial systems across the isthmus have been an easy target for organised crime. Guatemala has been the most obvious victim so far, but Honduras also suffers all the similar conditions to be the next in line.

Less than one week before Papandreou dropped his bombshell, eurozone leaders had spoken unequivocally The introduction of the European Semester has fundamentally changed the way our fiscal and economic policies are coordinated at European level, with co ordination at EU level now taking place before national decisions are taken. Simply put, pan eurozone financial governance had supposedly won the day.

Catholicism in its heyday combined a fairly decentralized administration, under the sway of stand alone bishops, with a uniform set of beliefs. One reason why it used to take roughly 13 years for a Jesuit to reach ordination was the long indoctrination in orthodoxy required for priests who, unlike regular clergy (whose training lasted half that time), would be mobile and beyond the direct control of bishops.