In some cases all schools, all churches, all public venues were closed.

On the other hand, the already built public sports venues, including schools and other units in the sports venues, should try to expand the scope of openness and try to improve efficiency as much as possible.

So there's more new venues.

Dates and venues of meetings

II. Dates and venues of meetings

4. Dates and venues of future sessions.

The group discussed the process of selecting venues for LEG meetings.

Full details regarding dates and venues are given in the annex.

For venues and dates of the meetings, see paragraphs 35 to 37.

Young people generally believe that adequate planning and investment in public facilities such as libraries, theatres, sports venues, art studios and youth centres can yield great returns in terms of social inclusion.

(a) Prohibited from renting Government venues the fact is that we have not.

All these meetings were convened at venues belonging to research institutions or private companies.

I list below the dates and venues full details can be had on request.

(c) Dates and venues of the first and subsequent sessions of the negotiation process

(c) To ensure that persons with disabilities have access to sporting, recreational and tourism venues

Encourages the Board of Trustees to consider diversifying further the venues of the events organized by the Institute and to include among those venues the cities hosting regional commissions, in order to promote greater participation and reduce costs

6. Encourages the Board of Trustees to consider diversifying further the venues of the events organized by the Institute and to include among those venues the cities hosting regional commissions, in order to promote greater participation and reduce costs

I was in these venues, and people were, you know, really into getting them. They were excited.

32. At the tenth meeting of chairpersons, the issue of interchangeability of venues was once more discussed.

It is estimated that implementing the recommendation of diversifying venues would cost 300,000 per biennium (see annex VIII).

We remain committed to facilitating venues for political dialogue and consensus building in an open and inclusive process.

In these dying days of serious newspaper journalism, slick television shows, packaged by highly paid anchormen who never utter an original thought themselves, and would never expect a politician to do so are the only venues where professional politicians feel secure enough to face the public. As a result, the public is turned off.

That allows the company to raise operational budgets without having to compete with other venues with much larger auditoriums.

Exceptions to the application of the headquarters rule on the venues of meetings were authorized by the General Assembly.

After the renovation, it became a sports and cultural park, and will be officially opened in November to the public free of charge to provide sports venues. In addition, it would undoubtedly open up a new fertile soil for the whole people.

Develop and make available extension programs through university or other appropriate venues to assure effective capacity building at all levels.

In addition to the four competition areas, they will also patrol airports and main roads connecting airports to the Olympic venues.

Now there's venues like this, a discotheque, and there's jukeboxes in bars, where you don't even need to have a band.

It was understood that changes to the dates and venues of meetings would have to be on the basis of consensus.

Asked about the accessibility of sports, recreational and athletic venues, 54.9 per cent of the respondents said that they were accessible.

According to the World Tourism Organization, the majority of tourist venues in the affected countries are able to welcome visitors again.

It changes about a third of the way into the 20th century, when this became one of the primary venues for music.

Reflect the work that has occurred during the year, including the conversations and suggestions made at town hall meetings and other venues

The results will be exhibited at various international venues including the World Urban Forum, to be held in Vancouver, Canada, in June 2006.

Italy also cites the venues in which it cooperates on the European and the international levels such as the Europol and the G8.

Institutional activity was furthermore reflected in the international symposia held in the quadrennium 1992 1995 at the following venues on the topics indicated

The year long observance was launched on Human Rights Day, 1997, with a number of events organized by the Department in different venues.

The year long observance was launched on Human Rights Day 1997 with a number of events organized by the Department at different venues.

They have found this arrangement very practical in terms of logistics, which are usually more flexible in such venues, and in terms of travel.

It was decided to convene regular dialogues on human solidarity among world leaders at significant venues to support the implementation of the Habitat Agenda.

At the same time, Thailand has intensified security measures to protect soft targets such as hotels and venues where foreign tourists are likely to gather.

It also visited several facilities, many of which were in good condition and could serve as venues for the relocation of the transitional federal institutions.

Moreover, Geneva and Vienna are well prepared to host the cooperation meetings, and both venues are more or less midway between New York and Cairo.

Women and children who are abducted and sold can end up in a variety of situations. In poor areas, most are sold into marriage, but in more developed areas, a certain number of victims end up working in public entertainment venues or hair salons, bathhouses or massage parlours, or are forced into prostitution.

In terms of event security, the current conference recruited 580 volunteers, during which the volunteers will provide services in the various venues for athletes and visitors.