Article 2 (condemnation of discrimination, remedial measures) and

Urgent repacking and other remedial actions are therefore needed.

Currently, 30 of all large US companies offer remedial education.

Where possible, the question of remedial action should be thoroughly discussed.

Two thirds of all students in special ed. remedial programs are guys.

Remedial action had not been determined at the time of the Board's audit

1.98 50,000 children with learning difficulties will have been provided with remedial education.

recommendation of the necessary remedial measures to countries that provide insufficiently trained UNMOs

UNRWA attempted to address the challenges to its educational programmes by conducting remedial classes.

It also means that appropriate remedial action needs to be taken, based on evaluations.

Our resources are limited, and so are the costs we can pay for remedial actions.

UNIDO should also investigate the underlying reasons for any delays and take remedial action, where necessary.

At the same time, however, it contains within it the germ of remedial and healing action.

Again, the Security Council failed to take meaningful remedial action and confined itself to pass toothless resolutions.

Such a board has broad remedial powers, including monetary awards, and the decisions can be judicially reviewed.

If the complaint proves to be well founded, he has the power to take appropriate remedial measures.

Their attempts to do so will yield useful evidence as to the functioning of the domestic remedial system.

(b) There is undue delay in the remedial process which is attributable to the State alleged to be responsible

Cost benefit analysis balancing the cost of remedial action against the benefit of avoiding disaster is no longer permissible.

Against this background, the Committee deems it appropriate to deal with the issue of compensation in the remedial paragraph.

Other remedial measures include the Federal Ombudsman's office (Chapter II, para 6), the Services Tribunal and the labour courts.

Approximately 20,000 children were provided with remedial worksheets, school bags and stationery items, as well as basic clothing items.

It will synthesize causes and consequences, including costs of such violence, and link these to possible preventive and remedial action.

This approach cannot last forever, and changing it means acknowledging the backwardness of the formal financial sector and taking remedial action.

Catastrophic disasters associated with climate change are easy to invent, but the effects of remedial actions may be difficult to predict.

As a result, the nation state and its subsidiaries, the typical loci for internalizing externalities, are limited in their remedial capacity.

Unfortunately, that perception pushes the policy response in the direction of too much remedial action, even when the marginal returns are low.

Girls who are at risk of dropping out can take remedial courses or special tutoring (some 4000 girls benefited between 2000 and 2002).

A real life illustration of how the remedial measures work is the matter of admission of girls to co education medical colleges in Pakistan.

The links between violence, or fear of violence, and girls' and women's education should lead to more concerted and systematic preventive and remedial action.

She noted that human rights bodies could far more easily analyse laws passed by States than assess actual implementation in the framework of remedial procedures.

The problem has steadily worsened over time, and the CTC must begin seriously to consider remedial approaches to deal with the growing problem of tardy reports.

It asserts that countries are neglecting the scope for preventive, remedial and pro active steps in their management of the environment and establishment of sustainable energy systems.

She observed the interrelationship between international and domestic law, noting that, for the international system to be subsidiary, it was necessary for domestic remedial systems to work.

Consumer members that are developing countries whose interests are adversely affected by measures taken under this Agreement may apply to the Council for appropriate differential and remedial measures.

In what was to become a predictable pattern, Ethiopia refused to comply with the terms of resolution 1430 (2002) while the Security Council failed to take remedial action.

APRM is not intended to be an instrument for coercive sanctions but a mechanism for mutual learning, sharing of experience and identifying remedial measures to address real weaknesses.

Ms. Hampson observed that it was important not only to receive complaints but also to follow up on remedial actions, an area for which NGO cooperation is essential.

Of course.

Of course.

Of course!

A key proposal from the task force s first meeting was to develop competitiveness indicators, and then force member countries to take remedial action should the EU find large divergences.

The case was brought by 18 Roma children from the city of Ostrava in the Czech Republic who had been assigned to special remedial schools for the mentally deficient.

These acts were condoned by the United Nations Security Council which took no remedial action to ensure the rule of law and the maintenance of regional peace and security.

To that end, the Department's newly appointed Executive Officer had been asked to urgently assess the current situation, diagnose any shortcomings in the current recruitment process and recommend remedial actions.