9. other goods not for commercial purposes.

(d) Utilization of agricultural surpluses creation of commercial opportunities from by products such as glycerol and oilcake

In Brazil, bioethanol has been used as a commercial liquid fuel for many years.

(iii) Employees in government owned business undertakings under the Business Acquisition Act. Force of law

These coatings may have application to preventing biofilm buildup in a number of commercially important areas.

18. Commercial communications costs Telephone

23. Commercial communications costs

Helicopters 15. Commercial communications

Biodiesel is already commercially available in Europe and the United States and interest in producing increased volumes of biodiesel is intense.

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Commercial communications (total costs)

22. An expert from the United Kingdom referred to the different types of trade transactions using electronic commerce technologies (goods versus services) and the need for Governments to understand that their role would also differ accordingly.

Trade and commerce, material and technical supplies and purchases

For example, a number of research institutions across developing countries have discovered the medicinal uses of aromatic and medicinal plants, but are unable to commercialize those findings.

The Board is empowered to invest money in industrial and commercial undertakings, establish and operate commercial and industrial enterprises and develop immovable property.

Military and commercial aircraft are bringing in aid and supplies.

Commercial freight and cartage (total costs)

4. Paragraph 3 does not apply to any cargo carried on board the ships referred to in paragraph 2, nor does it apply to any cargo owned by a State and used or intended for use exclusively for government non commercial purposes.

66. There are indications that drug traffickers are relying increasingly relying on commercial and non commercial maritime vessels to transport illicit drug consignments.

c. Industrial and commercial applications of spin offs from space technologies

The coastline of the ROPME Sea Area is also being used as a repository for large quantities of industrial, commercial and residential trash and other solid waste.

Another study, The new bioeconomy Industrial and environmental biotechnology in developing countries (see UNCTAD DITC TED 12) was published in 2002 to highlight the application and commercialization of industrial biotechnology products in some developing countries and the role trade plays in technology transfer and development.

Radioactive waste produced in the country is the by product of medical, industrial and commercial activities and is of no major significance.

Commercial telephone networks are also used for local communications.

Commercial sexual exploitation of children

(a) Electronic commerce In considering electronic commerce, participants recognised that while basic business concepts such as the customer, goods and payment validation would not change, business and government practices were likely to change rapidly in such a fast moving situation.

The use of the Russian experimental base on behalf of foreign clients on a commercial or other, non commercial basis.

During the last 50 years, however, significant numbers of cultivated plant varieties and landraces have disappeared because of the commercialization and mechanization of agriculture.

Preliminary estimates by the Center for Biofilm Engineering and the EPA conservatively estimate the commercial potential of these technologies in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Commercial flights have ceased to use the military airbase.

Traders, particular new exporters, tend to rely heavily on their service providers, e.g. banks or freight forwarders, to advise them on the business practices involved in trade transactions.

Expressing concern at the significant level of by catch and discards in several of the world's commercial fisheries, and recognizing that the development and use of selective, environmentally safe and cost effective fishing gear and techniques will be important for reducing by catch and discards,

Challenges to biotechnology commercialization in developing countries

This sector covers emissions from energy end use in the household, commercial and public sectors as well as from the combustion of fossil fuels and by products from industrial processes.

46 See FAO Fisheries Report No. 741, Report of the expert consultation on implementation issues associated with listing of commercially exploited aquatic species on CITES Appendices and FAO Fisheries Report No. 746, Report of the expert consultation on legal issues related to CITES and commercially exploited aquatic species.

Commoditized where they're treated like a commodity, where people don't care who makes them.

Another expert consultation on by catch utilization in tropical fisheries had been organized in China in September 1998, to discuss prospects for greater utilization of by catch for food security and the reduction of discards.

Commercial activities requiring logistics and physical supply and distribution chains, require roads and transport mechanisms.

Considerable efforts have been made to make our publications more marketable and to offer more of them for sale.

Both groups use the commercial shipping lines of the Indian Ocean.

The modernization of agriculture can also increase the risk that rights to biogenetic resources will be concentrated in large commercial enterprises.

Both intra national and international commercial logistics require viable and stable means to transport goods and people.

Reaffirming the importance of preventing the diversion of chemicals from legitimate commerce to illicit drug manufacture as an essential component of a comprehensive strategy against drug abuse and trafficking,

For instance, Project G7 considered applications in such areas as education, libraries, museums, natural resource and environmental administration, emergency situations, health services, government use, maritime transport and commercial transactions for small enterprises.

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