Battalion, take up tools.

24. The Board noted, however, that no concrete measures had been taken by the Administration to implement this recommendation.

Note that the baseline year for Target 10 is 1990.

Nevertheless, attention must be focused on the implementation of the conclusions of that process.

The report's many concrete recommendations to the Council deserve our close attention and support.

He noted with satisfaction that Parties are giving increasing thought to the specific content of their proposals.

Matters brought to the attention of the Council

Takes note of the conference room paper on criteria for the determination of project specific cost recovery rates (DP 2005 CRP.5)

More detailed and concrete plans are needed, however, and we will be watching closely to see how well the project works.

OR BROUGHT TO ITS ATTENTION

Note Specific items are to be determined by the preparatory body for the special session.

Building on previous approaches, the first section provides a definition of extreme poverty which would enable to focus on concrete measures to address the matter.

(a) Implementation shall proceed, and shall be accounted for, on a project by project basis

legislative organs of the United Nations and other intergovernmental

bodies which are brought to the attention of the Governing Council

42. All members underlined the need for the Board s future sessions to focus on specific items of concern to deepen reflection on a particular subject.

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It also noted that General Assembly resolution 52 215 C made specific reference to the adjustment, including the issue of discontinuity.

This strategy included the continued prioritization of protection concerns separation sexual exploitation, abuse and violence military recruitment education and the specific concerns of adolescents.

Such a reconsideration shall be based upon country specific data and the elements of guidance and consideration in footnote 5 to paragraph 11.

The strategic national framework should specifically

Chapter I Matters brought to the attention of the Economic and Social Council

3. As a concrete measure on a trial basis, the Board agreed

For the removal of extreme poverty, such programmes must be given a more specific focus.

39. However, a number of specific problems were brought to the attention of the Special Rapporteur.

I should be grateful if you would bring this matter to the attention of the members of the Security Council.

I. Matters brought to the attention of States parties

I. Matters brought to the attention of States parties

I should be most grateful if you would give this matter your urgent attention.

Specific observations

The Subcommittee noted that the specific objectives of International Heliophysical Year would be

We note that they reaffirmed their commitment to take further concrete steps in this field.

Before 2000, the Sub Commission was able to fulfil the function of agenda item 2 by passing country specific resolutions, decisions and Chairperson's statements, thereby Those broughtbringing situations to the attention of the Commission and usually identified identifying the specific subject matters of concern. New means need to be found in order to ensure that

The Board draws the attention of the General Assembly to this matter.

I should be grateful if you would bring this matter to the attention of the members of the Council.

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C. Specific observations

1. Specific observations

B. Specific comments

As regards specific findings of the report, CEB members note the following

While noting that Kuwait has a sound social insurance scheme, the Committee is concerned that it does not cover work accidents and occupational diseases.

The Convention does not have a specific regulatory regime on this matter.

Let me highlight here two specific priorities.