But, while banks with short term funding and many branches originating loans have a deep capacity for holding credit risks, they have a limited capacity for holding market risks, and little capacity for holding liquidity risk.

It had a maximum capacity of approximately of drinking water daily.

Capacity building will focus on the development of skills in newer programming areas, including learning and knowledge management, intermediate level capacity building, integrated water resources management and household water treatment.

Available water capacity or available water content (AWC) is the range of available water that can be stored in soil and be available for growing crops.

Economic scarcity, meanwhile, is caused by a lack of investment in water or insufficient human capacity to satisfy the demand for water.

It consists of a cylindrical stainless steel tank that is tall and in diameter holding 50,000 tons of ultra pure water.

I'm there the one in blue, not the yellow holding a bowl of holy water for the monk to sprinkle holy water on pills and condoms for the sanctity of the family.

Consultations on water for Eastern European cities were initiated, while training and capacity building for water supply management was carried out in eight countries.

The report defined physical water scarcity, as being where there are insufficient water resources to meet the demands of the population, and economic water scarcity as where water requirements are not satisfied because of a lack of investment in water or human capacity.

A further 1.6 billion people live in areas experiencing economic water scarcity, where the lack of investment in water or insufficient human capacity make it impossible for authorities to satisfy the demand for water.

Indeed, the region s population explosion and rapid urbanization, along with the accelerating pace of tourism development, already means water scarcity is holding back growth.

The Water Governance Programme focuses on addressing local capacity constraints in order to improve access to water and sanitation and operates at the local and national levels.

Nature s water replenishment capacity is fixed, limiting the world s usable freshwater resources to about 200,000 cubic kilometers.

Training and capacity building were carried out in various groups, including water utility managers, in eight countries.

The water supply network is capable of producing some 882,000 cubic meters of water per year two water supplying lakes by the town have a combined annual minimum capacity of more than 7.2 million cubic meters.

To address these challenges, ESCWA initiated several activities in 2004 and 2005 as part of preparations for the Water for Life Decade, mainly in building capacity for shared water resources management and integrated water resources management.

Institutional capacity, including limitations in Accessibility of project sites due to climatic, geographic and infrastructural conditions (inappropriate vehicles, bad roads, etc.) Socio economic data and technical tools (e.g. access to and execution of biophysical and socio economic models) Capacity of institutions holding and managing databases Scientific, technical and institutional capacity to implement projects.

Decentralization of water management and devolution of decision making power to local authorities and community based institutions such as water committees, supported by capacity building programmes, has proven successful in many countries in addressing local problems and reducing the costs of water services.

Management of transboundary water resources could be assisted through bilateral, regional or subregional arrangements, with support for capacity building from international financial and other institutions, using integrated water resource management as a reference.

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Holding countries accountable

The Cantareira System, which supplies 7 million people with water, has reached record lows yesterday with 4.1 percent of its total capacity.

National level efforts could be strengthened through capacity building for monitoring and evaluating water and sanitation services, establishing databases and developing monitoring indicators.

Short term memory (or primary or active memory ) is the capacity for holding a small amount of information in mind in an active, readily available state for a short period of time.

Are you holding her?

We're holding back traffic.

(a) Holding public office and

The teacher was holding me.

Young boy holding Shafik poster.

Brian is holding Kate's hands.

The holding of the auction

i When holding oral hearings.

UNICEF is further supporting the water and environmental sanitation project to improve capacity of key Government staff to promote hygiene behaviours and education, and sanitation.

The second way to reduce the financial system s sensitivity to risk estimation errors is to limit the flow of risks to institutions with a structural, rather than a statistical, capacity for holding that risk.

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In the framework of the UNESCO ESA Earth Observation for Integrated Water Resources Management in Africa Space Hydrology International Partnership project, capacity building activities on the application of remote sensing to water resource studies will be initiated in 2005.

A terrorist is holding several people hostage, and he asks you to deliver water and food to them. You may choose the moral high ground and say, I will never deal with a terrorist.

For central banks, holding reserves in the same currency as other central banks means holding the most liquid asset.

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Fadil was holding all the cards.

(c) Members holding at least votes.

Our ability to prevent water wars will depend on our collective capacity to anticipate tensions, and to find the technical and institutional solutions to manage emerging conflicts.

UNEP has also undertaken initiatives to strengthen the capacity of women in rural areas in knowledge sharing and natural resources management, for example in water and sanitation management.

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