The new programme structure is described in annex I to this document.

Some of the activities under these initiatives, which are relevant to the present report, are described below.

A number of basic facts are presented below

Some of these are briefly described below.

(i) Numerical ratings have been replaced by narratives.

A small number of such cases are briefly described in this section.

The progress made on each one of them is described below.

The Panel's conclusions on the eligibility of these claims are set out later in this report.

The synthesis covers 39 AIJ for which reports were submitted prior to the deadline of 30 June 1997.

We're very good at creating personal narratives, but it's the shared narratives that make us a culture.

The case of Mr. José Nguema Edjang has been described above (see para. 42).

All tables in the narrative provide summary information of detailed data that can be found in the statistical addendum DP 2005 33 Add.1 to the present document.

8. Annex I to the present document provides information on the types and areas of efficiency measures to be implemented throughout the Secretariat.

The findings of the mission are described in subsections A and B below.

Those issues could be elaborated upon in a working paper.

The alternatives were not described in detail in the submission received.

The sector apos s programmes are described in the section of this report on article 10.

United Nations efforts in this regard are described in section IV of the present report.

Action taken, progress made and constraints encountered are described below.

Narratives should not contain extensive information already available in bulletins or other documents of the Tribunal.

This document therefore constitutes the third report and contains information that was available up to 20 December.

The issue of a trade efficiency assessment methodology is addressed in document TD B COM.3 10 Add.1.

50. Cooperation with UNIDO is described in Part II above paragraph 35.

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With funding from UNDP, UNAMI arranged for the printing of 3,787,420 copies of the draft constitution in the Arabic, Kurdish, Turkmen and Syriac languages (2,507,900 in Arabic, 904,520 in Kurdish, 250,000 in Turkmen and 125,000 in Syriac).

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It provides a brief description of the actual activities and the resources utilized, as well as an assessment of the results achieved, as at 30 June 2005.

The Claimants contentions regarding their losses are briefly described below by loss type.

The sector specific measures that have been undertaken in various areas will be further elaborated in the discussion below.

A. Description of the visit

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A little more than a month elapsed before the events described later on in this report occurred.

The report covers the period from 1 July 1997 to 30 June 1998.

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These measures are described immediately below.

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The requirements for each of the above components are set out below.

We narrate to you from the history of Moses and Pharaoh in all verity, for those who believe.

We shall narrate to you the true tidings of Moosa and Firaun, for the people who have faith.

We will recite to thee something of the tiding of Moses and Pharaoh truthfully, for a people who believe.

WE recite unto thee of the story of Musa and Fir'awn with truth fora people who believe.

We recite to you some of the news of Musa (Moses) and Fir'aun (Pharaoh) in truth, for a people who believe (those who believe in this Quran, and in the Oneness of Allah).

We narrate to you from the history of Moses and Pharaoh in truth for people who believe.

We recount to you with truth some parts of the story of Moses and Pharaoh for the benefit of those who believe.

We narrate unto thee (somewhat) of the story of Moses and Pharaoh with truth, for folk who believe.