Provides licenses to publish for periodical publications

Development of periodical National Plan for promotion of Gender Equality

Periodical physical verifications were not conducted, and asset values were incorrectly recorded with data in some cases inflated by millions of dollars.

The Institute's website was enhanced with INSTRAW Review, a periodical magazine including opinion pieces, interviews and relevant news items on gender issues worldwide.

Since 1981 Contributor to Gleaner, Observer. local newspapers with periodical articles and related to Criminal Law, Family Law, Women's and Children's Issues and other areas of Law.

In that connection, he underscored that the mechanisms for periodical review of the implementation of the instruments must include technical assistance to assist States parties in more effectively implementing them.

In that connection, he underscored that the mechanisms for periodical review of the implementation of the instruments must include technical assistance to assist States parties in more effectively implementing them.

Furthermore, 47.8 per cent use information from monitoring activities in annual and periodical reports at the national level 37.2 per cent in research and 4.4 per cent for other purposes.

Some of the more contemporary periodical publications specializing in the field are MATCH Communications in Mathematical and in Computer Chemistry, first published in 1975, and the Journal of Mathematical Chemistry, first published in 1987.

With respect to supplier performance, ESCWA advises that, in the absence of a post of Supplier Roster Officer, the job description of one staff will include periodical maintenance of the supplier roster and relevant files.

(q) Decides that, in order to support its periodical review of implementation of the Convention, information on the following topics should be collected by the secretariat for the Conference of the Parties at its third session

The Oxford Gazette was printed in 1665 by Muddiman in the middle of the turmoil of the Great Plague of London and was, strictly speaking, the first periodical to meet all the qualifications of a true newspaper.

Strikingly, Outside the Law is a Franco Algerian production, and it has already caused political controversy it was denounced by Lionnel Luca, a French deputy who is, as one French periodical put it, nostalgic for a French Algeria.

Accrual basis accounting

They will aim to take up a new role as a network of knowledge sharing communities, moving from collections to connections and from building and maintaining book and periodical collections to facilitating a knowledge enabled environment and the exchange of information among stakeholders.

To this end, our members publish articles in our Organization's Ukrainian Woman in the World, and in the Ukrainian periodical press (such as the English language Ukrainian Weekly and the Ukrainian language weekly, Svoboda as well as on the website BRAMA Gateway .

Molecular basis for inheritance DNA and chromosomes The molecular basis for genes is deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).

The rates of the fees range from 25 basis points to 60 basis points per annum.

As a member of the Publications Committee A Co Editor of JAMBAR a monthly Publication for members of the Bar, providing periodical editorial services  Also a contributor of articles on Criminal Law and Procedure other topics to this Publication and former Jambar publication since 1985.

1.72 Although UNRWA prepares its budget on a biennial basis, operations are financed on an annual basis.

Trade unions are recognised on a plant or establishment basis rather than on an industry wide basis.

Experiments on a contractual basis

Basis of the sanctions regime

Participation on a continuing basis

Troop liabilities will be reviewed on a quarterly basis and paid on the basis of each mission's cash position.

Right to Education The Educational Basis

Right to Education The Legal Basis

Rights on the basis of labor

a Countries participating on trial basis.

Such restriction lacks any legal basis.

Participation on an ad hoc basis

This is the basis. The imitation of complex skills is what we call culture and is the basis of civilization.

(b) In the seventh sentence, replace on a broad geographic basis with and on as wide a geographical basis as possible

He put it on a personal basis.

Sami changed clothes on a daily basis.

Sami changed clothes on a daily basis.

Explosions and victims on a regular basis

Basis for an Ibero American Cultural Charter

This is done on a regular basis.

That is the basis for serious talk.

(p) Decided that, in order to support its periodical review of implementation of the Convention, information on the following topics should be collected by the secretariat for the Conference of the Parties at its third session, using for that purpose the questionnaire approved by the Conference at its second session

which was the basis of the movie Bladerunner.

Such a basis is not hard to find.

Mere suspicion might form the basis of action.

Their conviction had no basis in poll results.