Annex, column headed Reason for discontinuation

A nuclear power phase out is the discontinuation of usage of nuclear power for energy production.

The reduction in the number of publications is due to the discontinuation of reprints in 2006 2007.

In all, 3,019 outputs were proposed for discontinuation, most of them in the economic and social fields.

However, the Facebook page of the enterprise which runs the delievery service has since announced the discontinuation of the deliveries

Red Hat Linux, assembled by the company Red Hat, was a popular Linux based operating system until its discontinuation in 2004.

The latter is possible only through reduction of tension and discontinuation of hate propaganda, which will make the public susceptible to peace.

Established international standards and benchmarks will guide the allocation of resources, the consolidation of systems, or the discontinuation of systems no longer needed.

Although that was essential in order to improve programme delivery, caution should be exercised in the discontinuation of activities that might adversely affect the developing countries.

His delegation was particularly concerned at the proposed discontinuation of certain outputs on the grounds that they had not been able to attract additional financial resources.

The reduction of 1,016,200 reflects the discontinuation of the provision for one time expenses for public information activities pertaining to special conferences held during the biennium 2004 2005.

Early warning and early action

The Republic of Korea welcomed the proposed discontinuation of 3,019 obsolete, ineffective or marginally useful outputs, but noted that some sections of the budget proposal lacked any recommendations for their deletion.

The Committee was informed that in some instances, intergovernmental bodies had been involved in the review of the programme of work for the upcoming biennium, which resulted in the discontinuation of several outputs.

204,000 for an increase in the daily mission subsistence allowance rate for civilian police from 12 to 36, from 1 August 2004, to take into account the discontinuation of the provision of rations.

Early warning

Early Warning

Early marriage

Staff members are required to apply for posts in the two biannual compendiums prior to the expiry of their standard assignment length or in the first compendium following the discontinuation or reclassification of the post they are encumbering.

( He is ) the Lord of the two easts ( places of sunrise during early summer and early winter ) and the Lord of the two wests ( places of sunset during early summer and early winter ) .

( He is ) the Lord of the two easts ( places of sunrise during early summer and early winter ) and the Lord of the two wests ( places of sunset during early summer and early winter ) .

10. Reiterates, in the context of paragraphs 8 and 9 above, paragraph 8 of its resolution 54 244, in which it emphasized that the approval, change and discontinuation of legislative mandates are the exclusive prerogatives of intergovernmental legislative bodies

Early childhood development

Early warning function

A surveillance system was necessary because what we needed was early detection, early response.

With regard to documenting decisions, the administrative instructions on duty stations included in the approach, which have been issued on a regular basis, describe the reasons and circumstances that lead either to the introduction or the discontinuation of the scheme.

Within five weeks, you can start to see the early atrium and the early ventricles.

Delayed early detection may partially explain worse outcomes in obese men with early prostate cancer.

Rogers classified individuals into five groups innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority, and laggards.

The OSCE has a well earned reputation in early warning, early action and conflict prevention.

You highlighted early warning, early action and conflict prevention as an area for further cooperation.

I wake up early.

It is so early.

You arrived too early.

You arrived too early.

Early morning, April four

In early 2004, t.A.T.u.

(Also see early psychosis.

Early Childhood Development Agreement

A. Forced early marriages3

Early and forced marriage.

Career Literary career Early career screenplays Early in her career, Roy worked for television and movies.

(i) A net decrease of 261,300 under subprogramme 1, resulting largely from the discontinuation of one time non post requirements for the strengthening of safety and security at information centres approved in the biennium 2004 2005 and realignment of other non post resources

Success By 6 early childhood coalitions provide support for parents and improve early learning for young children.

A Financial Early Warning System