More than 80 countries are expected to attend.

Significant growth is projected for other resources (emergency) in 2005.

Several firms are expected to be expunged from the list.

A reduction in the number of military sites is expected this year.

It is expected that additional progress will be made in this area in early 1996.

A planned post flight analysis (PFA) is expected.

A post flight analysis (PFA) is under way.

The draft plan is expected to be completed in early 1998.

Increases are expected in every region, except sub Saharan Africa, which is expected to increase expenditures in 2004, but decrease funding levels slightly in 2005.

Participants are expected to report to the relevant authorities in their countries. B. Organization and programme

Participants were expected to report to the relevant authorities in their countries.

More stations are expected to receive the data soon.

This estimate is expected to confirm the expectations of non governmental organizations that the cultivated area of soybeans will be reduced.

It was expected that RBB would be in place by 2008.

Oman expected to introduce reforms in the foreseeable future.

Similar extrabudgetary provisions are anticipated for 1999.

The Project is designed to last two years.

They expect to receive 10 newcomers in the spring.

This figure is expected to rise.

A balanced budget or better is expected for 2004 2005.

33.19 The objectives and expected accomplishments are expected to be achieved on the assumption that

Including projected secondary income, further 1998 income was projected at 213.6 million.

It is expected that the transfer of all personnel to the new facilities will take place over a 6 month period.

It is anticipated that all 300 civilian police will be repatriated by 31 December 1998.

The majority of projects are expected to be completed as targeted by the end of 2005.

Peacekeeping cash is expected to peak twice in 1998, at 894 million in March and a projected 885 million in October.

It is expected that all these materials will be produced and ready for dissemination in the near future.

It is estimated that by the end of November 2005 a total of 16 UDs will be operational.

It is anticipated that all warrant requests will be ruled upon before 20 May 2005.

Rosa is expected to move north on Sunday.

Further reduction in this service is anticipated.

Agency wide implementation is expected to be completed in 2006.

This trend is expected to continue.

The action programme is expected to be completed in 1999.

It is envisaged that publication of the proceedings will occur in early 1999.

For 2000 Parties that made projections for HFCs expect a considerable growth, while PFC projections show a decreasing trend.

It is expected that this will be launched by the end of 2005.

It is anticipated that a draft law on disabled persons will be completed in 1997.

It is envisaged that publication will occur in early 1999.

For 1997, a surplus of 45 tonnes in morphine equivalent is expected, whereas for 1998 the projected surplus will be about 32 tonnes.

A total of 250 Police nationale congolaise (PNC) instructors are expected to be trained by the end of the programme.

It was expected that, in 2005, some 600,000 children would attend school in the north with the support of the Government.

It is anticipated that by synchronizating two year cycles for the plan, the budget outline and the budget, transparency and accountability will be enhanced.

Industrial output will grow at a rate of 1.5 to 2 per cent above the projected estimate.

Budgetary control and education programme management will be considered in the 1999 plan.