And all the lines of business that had been profitable before the downturn would become profitable once again.

(c) Respect for the equal right of women to work and their reintegration into employment in all sectors and at all levels of Afghan society

Sectors

Other sectors

The workplan explicitly set out the Government's commitment to address the needs of women in the economic, health and education sectors and to promote their participation in the civil service.

Noting also that the globalization process has had some benefits by providing opportunities for wage employment for rural women in new sectors,

Such investments would drive a decisive shift from low productivity to higher productivity sectors, boosting employment and wages.

Strike limitations exist in the sense of carrying out minimum activities in certain work processes, and obligations in respect to proper announcements of a strike to employers.

Basic information is lacking on the scale of volunteering, the different forms it takes, the impact of cultural, economic and social perspectives and the nature of barriers to taking part in voluntary action that face some segments of the population.

The panellist from Jamaica emphasized the importance of employment creation by TNCs in the major sectors of the Jamaican economy.

Consequently, full implementation of the Programme of Action would benefit all segments of society, particularly the most vulnerable, and lead to less inequality.

Not one sector of the Cuban economy has escaped the hardship caused by the embargo.

This function has traditionally fallen within the public domain, with the last decades seeing a trend towards opening up essential service sectors to foreign or domestic competition.

And the problem is the industry is supplying it.

Growth was seen in all sectors of the economy.

Bangladesh, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan

The Committee notes with concern that many Roma children below the minimum working age of 15 years work in the informal economy without being covered by the labour code's special provisions on protection of minors.

However, the Committee of Experts of the International Labour Organization had pointed out that, although more women were entering the Italian labour market, they were employed primarily on a part time basis or in typically female sectors.

We had no idea, did they distinguish into different populations?

Targeting of sectors will decline.

Activities under the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization sectors programmes

Activities under the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization sectors programmes

Young finance professionals need to familiarize themselves with the history of banking, and recognize that it is at its best when it serves ever broadening spheres of society.

This would not necessarily have been a bad thing if labor productivity (and earnings) were not substantially higher in manufacturing than in the rest of the economy 75 higher, in fact.

Such facilities are proving to be highly effective in reaching segments of the population that, because of lack of mobility and other factors, were previously excluded from participating in voluntary action.

Activities under the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization sectors programmes

These programmes are directly related to the poorest section of society.

Recognizing the extreme vulnerability of the poorest sectors of the population, in particular women and children, and the inadequacy of existing local and national institutions to deal with recurrent natural disasters,

The SBSTA, at its twentieth session,3 requested the secretariat to prepare a note including a proposal for technical guidance on methodologies for adjustments under Article 5, paragraph 2, of the Kyoto Protocol for estimates of anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and removals from LULUCF activities under the Kyoto Protocol.

3. Invites States to consider all means available for more people to become involved in voluntary action and to be drawn from a broader cross section of society, especially from groups, including young people, older people and people with disabilities, in view of the benefits accruing to volunteers through volunteer action

In both countries they cover several infrastructure sectors.

All claim areas are sectors, with the exception of Peter I Island.

If more companies did this, and if more sectors engaged this as sectors, you could have analysts, business analysts, and you could have people like us and consumers and NGOs actually look and compare the social performance of companies.

The development of A Canada Fit for Children involved nation wide consultations with a broad range of stakeholders representing all ages and all sectors of society, including Aboriginal people as well as children and youth themselves.

The signatories therefore appeal to all social sectors to put an end to all forms of violence.

The number of segments is determined from the preceding Page Segments field.

By mid 2002, most sectors of the economy were showing gains.

This methodology is now being used in other manufacturing sectors as well.

Far right sectors of the Army rebelled in the Carapintadas ( painted faces ) movement.

Meanwhile, some segments of the economy have registered gains.

Today, institutional channels and mechanisms were in place to respond to the demands of all sectors of society.

There is a contradiction in how some segments of the population view women.

The scope will usually be business to business services.

Anyone seeking to compare a public service job with the private sector in negotiating an employment contract should simply seek work in the private sector rather than for the public good.

Of course, mining cannot absorb so many workers, so the rest of the Malawian labor force must seek jobs in considerably less productive parts of the economy.