AIDS was first detected in Pakistan in 1987. An extensive programme on AIDs prevention was launched the same year.

Subsequently, after extensive in house discussions, comprehensive guidelines were issued to ensure a common approach by respective programme managers in their submissions.

Extensive interview

One option is to develop an extensive reforestation and land rehabilitation programme in areas previously deforested by logging, mineral mining and other destructive industrial activities.

Malaysia welcomed the vigorous implementation of the Agency's extensive emergency assistance programme and appreciated the difficulties that it faced in providing shelter to the Palestinian refugees.

Extensive human rights training for local police and the judiciary has been provided by the United Nations Development Programme, supported by OHCHR and the International Rescue Committee.

This year the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) funded the Agency's coordination of an extensive pollution survey of marine sediments from 35 shipwrecks sunk in Iraq's waterways.

The cooperative programme should also incorporate an extensive monitoring and assessment component to operate throughout its entire duration. Monitoring should relate to both ecological and economic parameters.

India has an extensive bilateral programme of economic and scientific cooperation with Africa through grants and credits that also encompass the vital areas of infrastructure and public health.

The Agency enrols some 500,000 students in 652 schools, operates 125 health clinics, supports 250,000 poor refugees, works with 102 community based centres and operates an extensive microcredit programme.

The Advisory Committee noted extensive travel plans for UNAMSIL, which were hard to justify for a Mission that was nearing liquidation and recommended that the travel programme should be rationalized.

This extensive response demonstrates the importance that young people attribute to the World Programme of Action for Youth and is evidence of their commitment to support its 10 year review.

and furnished him with extensive means,

and furnished him with extensive means,

This requires extensive inter agency coordination.

The extensive response from young people to the 10 year review of the World Programme of Action for Youth to the year 2000 and Beyond indicates its continued importance to their lives.

I had extensive and life threatening injuries.

And to whom I granted extensive wealth

And to whom I granted extensive wealth

At its fifty second session, held in October 2005, the Board had noted with satisfaction the extensive contribution of UNCTAD to the implementation of the Programme of Action within its mandates and competence.

Extensive wisdom but warning does not avail them .

Extensive wisdom but warning does not avail them .

Scope of application of the convention too extensive

Extensive experience in negotiation of bilateral tax treaties.

Debt relief should be more extensive and generous.

For this reason, we have consistently advocated prompt agreement on a programme of work for the Conference on Disarmament, which has gained extensive experience on the prevention of an arms race in outer space.

That has probably resulted in lost opportunities for gaining leverage and long term impact particularly in thematic areas such as governance, in which UNDP also has rather extensive programme activities at the country level.

The UNITAR multilateral diplomacy and international affairs management programme continues to offer an extensive menu of training opportunities aimed at enhancing the professional performance of diplomats and other government officials, with a view to ensuring efficient and effective participation in international affairs. The programme comprises the following three pillars

Guam has an extensive public and private education system.

As I said, it has a thick, extensive atmosphere.

Infrastructure projects require extensive planning and significant upfront investment.

Consensus was achieved among interested parties through extensive consultations.

This, together with the extensive application of information technology, subject to related provisions of the above mentioned General Assembly resolutions, will result in enhanced quality, productivity, timeliness and cost effectiveness of the operations under this programme.

States with extensive tort reform still suffer all these pathologies.

Australia has had extensive reporting of wire transfers since 1991.

This was based on an extensive study involving external demographers.

They can also be left there during the extensive interview.

The term peacebuilding had been the subject of extensive discussion.

Finally, in its report the International Independent Investigation Commission acknowledged that it has an extensive programme of work and that it considers all persons including those against whom it has levelled accusations to be innocent until proven guilty.

The Chernobyl recovery and development programme also supports policy and institutional change aimed at encouraging a shift from extensive social benefit provision to more fiscally sound measures targeting the truly needy and spurring the creation of new livelihoods.

With his extensive experience and capabilities, UNIDO faced a promising future.

In Fizuli and Jebrail Districts, there is extensive large scale farming.

The extensive opportunities it offers must be converted into practical measures.

Bycatch has extensive negative consequences on both the economy and biodiversity.

Together they will constitute a space laboratory allowing experiments in extensive areas.