Of course, gaps and omissions remain.

(e) The Assessment of Assessments will need to acknowledge uncertainties there may be gaps in scientific knowledge and in data and these should be identified.

Bridging basic nutrition gaps in the target population.

We are witnessing simultaneous global convergence (the narrowing of income, wealth, and knowledge gaps between countries) and local divergence (widening income, wealth, and knowledge gaps within countries).

(a) Any gaps in domestic legislation on racial discrimination.

Sometimes there was a gap in the normative framework.

There are large gaps in the regional information system for solid waste management

There are, however, wide gaps in our understanding and observation of desertification processes and their underlying factors.

The phrase gaps and governance can therefore be said to be a summary of the drivers of the Strategic Approach.

In some areas there are overlapping activities and in a number of areas there are gaps.

The absence of joint planning may give rise to gaps or duplications in relief efforts.

In many of these countries, coverage of proven health and nutrition interventions and practices remains low due to profound disconnects between knowledge, policies and action, manifesting themselves as system wide supply and demand obstacles.

Prevention Preventive management measures to be implemented on selected ecosystems in the presence of information gaps (precautionary principle)

The lack of attention paid to illegal actions by such individuals derives to a large extent from gaps in national and international regulation.

Over time, massive amounts of sediment (sand, soil, and mud) from North and South America filled the gaps between the newly forming islands.

For example, magnetic disks may develop new bad sectors after data has been written, and tapes require inter record gaps.

But gaps still remain in adequately addressing the issues of girl combatants and girls and boys in their roles as non combatant labourers.

In particular, there are large gaps in the provision of crucial regional and cross border investments, for example in energy and roads.

And John Doerr and Brook and others got concerned, unclear , and we started looking around at what the world was doing about being prepared for a pandemic. And we saw a lot of gaps.

But the current financial market turmoil has shown that there are regulatory and supervisory gaps and poorly understood international linkages that call for a global response.

Gaps still existed in such areas as the representation of women in political and economic life, violence against women, school attendance and numbers of women refugees and internally displaced persons.

At a time when humanitarian assistance has to rely increasingly on air operations, funding gaps risk constraining the delivery of life saving assistance.

They are comfortable with protracted uncertainty about who is right even in bitter debates, conceding gaps in their knowledge and granting legitimacy to opposing views.

The subjective symptoms that lead to an evaluation for APD include an intermittent inability to process verbal information, leading the person to guess to fill in the processing gaps.

Financial resource gaps can be met through contributions to the United Nations Trust Fund for Electoral Observation, established by the General Assembly in its resolution 46 137 of 17 December 1991.

But, even as the urgency of being able to understand trends and act in real time is increasing, many governments face significant gaps in their ability to produce and analyze information.

However, gaps still existed in the full implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and other international instruments for the advancement of women.

That notwithstanding, serious gaps continue to impede efforts aimed at the reintegration of ex combatants and displaced persons, the training and deployment of indigenous police forces, judicial reform, and other essential elements of peacebuilding.

And at that time two years ago I mentioned that we were speculating that these jets might in fact be geysers, and erupting from pockets or chambers of liquid water underneath the surface, but we weren't really sure.

It was also suggested that the Committee act as an advisory panel to identify possible new mandate holders, draw up a roster of experts or identify protection gaps in order to guide the Commission Council's deliberations in the creation of new mandates.

And the tiny water crystals here now look for all the world like they are frozen droplets of salty water, which is a discovery that suggests that not only do the jets come from pockets of liquid water, but that that liquid water is in contact with rock.

Types There are three main types of blood capillaries Continuous Continuous capillaries are continuous in the sense that the endothelial cells provide an uninterrupted lining, and they only allow smaller molecules, such as water and ions to pass through their intercellular clefts.

The Division has also been requested by the Coordinator to provide targeted support to specific country situations where the collaborative response to crises of internal displacement is not seen to be working well and where there are significant gaps in the response that need to be addressed.

But until now, our view of the universe has been disconnected and fragmented, and I think that many of the marvelous stories that nature has to tell us have fallen through the cracks. And that's changing.

This is in contrast to lower context cultures in which the shared experiences upon which communication is built can change drastically from one generation to the next, creating communication gaps between parents and children, as in the United States.

However, we note with concern that, although there has been some progress in the reporting of gender issues in the Secretary General's reports as well as in the work of the Security Council, gaps in reporting on gender and women's issues continues to exist.

Eighteen years of conflict in 19 northern districts in Uganda has led to the displacement of up to 2 million Ugandans, many of whom live in camps where the quality of life is still marked by significant gaps in humanitarian assistance and camp management.

The view was expressed that the proposed disaster management international space coordination entity would fill the gaps in the coordination of space based services for the management of natural disasters and would complement the International Charter Space and Major Disasters for the phases of prevention and rehabilitation.

Splits in a military supported authoritarian regime can create gaps between the temporary interests of the small group closest to the military as government and the long term interest of the military as institution, which is to be a respected part of the state and nation.

As the Secretary General's report acknowledged, there was a need to fill the gaps in field level coordination through greater involvement of the entire system, especially the agencies, programmes and regional commissions and of other United Nations bodies without a field presence.

The proposal that OHCHR should take on an advisory role in identifying gaps in human rights protection or overlap between mandates, hence providing some guidance to the Commission Council on the selection, merging or discontinuation of mandates, was supported by some participants, due account being taken that the creation of mandates was a political decision by member States.

This observation is now backed by neuroscience, which has identified how nbsp the brain develops over that period and has created a system for measuring learning gaps. Such research has confirmed that building the brain is just as important as feeding the body to produce healthy, intelligent, productive, and resilient adults.

Strange mixture of feelings it was extremely warm by this stage, a lot of open water around, and of course, elated that I'd got there under my own steam, but starting to really realize that my chances of making it all the way across to Canada, which was still 400 miles away, were slim at best.