They're little molecular courier molecules walking one way.

Also worth noting is the growth of the courier and express delivery services sector.

At the 2005 meeting two principal papers on labour recruitment and courier services were reviewed.

Well, to move data around from one place to another again, it's not like a package courier.

Even if a courier is detected carrying an amount less than that set by the threshold, officials will have an opportunity to investigate further.

At present, satellite data processed by the project and the resulting information products are sent to the contact points and a number of users in the SADC region using mail courier services.

He wrote in the name of King Ahasuerus, and sealed it with the king's ring, and sent letters by courier on horseback, riding on royal horses that were bread from swift steeds.

He wrote in the name of King Ahasuerus, and sealed it with the king's ring, and sent letters by courier on horseback, riding on royal horses that were bread from swift steeds.

Ms. Dee did not declare that she was carrying 2 million to the authorities of Xanadu or Zeitstaat (cash courier and possibly controlled delivery of cash) and handed it to Mr. Banner.

Hambali used a trusted aide, Bashir bin Lap, and a cash courier from Kuala Lumpur to move US 25,000 by hand to Indonesian Zulkifli (Head of Jemaah Islamiyah's Philippines cell) in Cebu City in the Philippines.

13 45 per person per year are required to meet basic infrastructural needs, 30 per person per year for basic health needs, 15 per person per year for basic education, and 10 per person per year for other high priority items.

The Niger receives just 20 per inhabitant per year, which equals 1.60 per person per month.

National papers, clearly marked as such on the outside and inscribed National paper of name of country for the Eleventh United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice , can be forwarded to Elite by any courier or other delivery company.

Of the required 100 per person per year, 40 per person per year can reasonably be covered by domestic resource mobilization while 60 per person per year would require international assistance.

The female population is 25.8 per cent urban, 31.13 per cent suburban and 43 per cent rural, while the male population is 25.28 per cent urban, 32.02 per cent suburban and 42.71 per cent rural.

Kosovo wide billings and collections by publicly owned enterprises are increasing, approaching 100 per cent for PTK (collections up 5 per cent to 70 per cent) 84 per cent for water sector utilities (collections up 15 per cent to 50 per cent) 60 per cent for KEK (collections 32 per cent).

It's 25 kilograms per person per year.

The main areas supported by these 135 United Nations partnership initiatives were education (22 per cent), health (21 per cent), HIV AIDS (21 per cent), protection (13 per cent), gender (13 per cent) and emergencies (11 per cent).

Minority communities' employment in the public service providers is 5.83 per cent overall (Kosovo Electricity Company under 1.5 per cent, Post and Telecommunication Company 4 per cent, railway 15 per cent, airport 1.7 per cent, water, waste and irrigation 16.6 per cent, district heating 12 per cent).

And two dollars profit per entrepreneur per day, which is like 700 dollars per year.

Sectoral opening remains limited, especially in the following services post, courier and other communications recreation transport distribution education and health. Several offers seem to go back on previous commitments, lack real change in the level of commitment or increase uncertainty in the scope of offers.

Since many countries already receive international help of 10 per person per year, the result is a shortfall of 50 per person per year.

The major audit observations (61 per cent) are in the following key areas financial management (18 per cent) audit management (14 per cent) Information and communications technology (ICT) management (10 per cent), treasury management (10 per cent) and procurement management (9 per cent).

The Forum attracted 4,389 participants, including Government officials (17.7 per cent), local authorities (16.4 per cent), non governmental organizations (21.2 per cent), United Nations entities (4.1 per cent), professional and research institutions (8 per cent) and the private sector (8 per cent).

These accounted for 12.7 per cent and 11.7 per cent of 2004 employment, respectively, as compared with 15.5 per cent and 22.1 per cent in 1999.

Forty eight per cent of the funds requested were for Asia, 42 per cent for Africa, 6 per cent for Eastern Europe, 1 per cent for Latin America and 3 per cent for global projects.

In 2002, procurement for Governments as direct clients was performed mostly by ITU (89 per cent of total) ICAO (85 per cent) UNICEF (32 per cent) IAPSO (8 per cent) and UNFPA (6 per cent).

Figure I shows that the percentage of programme expenditures was highest for ECD (34 per cent), followed by immunization plus (22 per cent), girls' education (21 per cent), child protection (10 per cent), HIV AIDS (9 per cent) and other areas (4 per cent).

Between 1991 01, population growth rates came down from 3 per cent per annum to 2.2 per cent.

The geographical distribution of responses remained largely unchanged between the second and third reporting periods (Africa, 19 per cent Americas, 19 per cent Asia, 28 per cent Europe, 32 per cent and Oceania, 2 per cent).

Of these, 40 per cent are within sub Saharan Africa, 4 per cent in North Africa, 11 per cent in Latin America, 6 per cent in the Caribbean, 5 per cent in West Asia, 5 per cent in East Asia, 8 in South East Asia and Oceania, and 5 per cent in South Asia.

The enrolment rate is 98 per cent for men and 96 per cent for women for elementary education, 56.3 per cent for men and 57.5 per cent for women for secondary education, 18.4 per cent for men and 21.3 per cent for women in higher education.

The figures for other regions were Europe 93 per cent, Africa 75 per cent and Asia 61 per cent.

Transport and insurance payments as a proportion of the value of exports are 55.5 per cent in Malawi, 51.8 per cent in Chad, 48.4 per cent in Rwanda, 35.6 per cent in Mali, 35.5 per cent in Uganda and 32.8 per cent in the Central African Republic.3

In Australia in 2000 2001, total annual health expenditure of AUS 2,908 per female was 27 per cent more than the AUS 2,291 per capita for males. Excluding expenditure on maternal conditions, total health expenditure per female was AUS 2,773 (21 per cent more than male per capita expenditure).

The actual arrangements varied and might include fewer hours per day, fewer days per week, or fewer months per year.

Seventy three per cent of Nicaragua's population is Catholic, 15.1 per cent is Evangelical and 1.5 per cent is Moravian. Two per cent of the population belongs to other faiths and 8.4 per cent does not practise any religion.

H A 14 per cent women versus 86 per cent men.

H B 24 per cent women versus 76 per cent men.

H C  37 per cent women versus 62 per cent men.

The highest per cent vaccinated was in Livno Canton, 99.5 per cent, and the lowest in Tuzla Canton, 89.5 per cent.

The UNRWA job creation programme prioritized refugees with large families, supporting livelihoods with a remuneration of 10 to 12 per day per worker (an average of 2 per dependent per day).

Diseases of the circulatory systems 53.1 per cent Malign neoplasm 17.5 per cent Symptoms, signs and other abnormal and laboratory findings and diagnosis not categorized 9.9 per cent Injuries, poisonings and other external causes of morbidity 3.2 per cent Diseases of digestive system 2.7 per cent Other causes of death 13.5 per cent.

The estimated share of non agricultural workforce that is informal is 30 per cent in Portugal 38 per cent in Chile 40 per cent in Mexico 50 per cent in Thailand, Turkey and Brazil 70 per cent in India, Indonesia, Pakistan and the Philippines and 80 per cent in sub Saharan Africa.

The biennial global event was very well attended, attracting a total of 4,389 participants, among them, Government officials (17.7 per cent) local authorities (16.4 per cent) non governmental organizations (21.2 per cent) other United Nations agencies (4.1 per cent) professional and research institutions (8 per cent) and the private sector (8 per cent).