Absorption

Absorption

The absorption capacity of Hafun had been reached, and on average, fishermen are wealthier than most Somalis.

Absorption factor

Absorption factor (percentage)

E. Potential for absorption

F. Potential for absorption

C. Potential for absorption

Given the significant absorption already taken into account in setting the level of additional conference servicing requirements related to new mandates, as well as the related recommendations of the Advisory Committee, further capacity for absorption is extremely limited.

An increase in ODA should be complemented by an increase in the absorption capacity of the recipient countries and international aid should include efforts to enhance capacity building to manage ODA.

As regards conference servicing requirements, a review of overall conference serving requirements has been carried out to identify any possible additional absorption capacity.

E. Potential for absorption of requirements

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The bottom line is that official funding must be accompanied by loss bearing capacity.

Such a low loss absorption capacity would get you run out of town in the US, where regulators are weighing a 5 6 leverage ratio (twice as much equity on a non risk weighted basis), and some responsible officials are still pushing for 10 or higher.

Potential for absorption in the biennium 2006 2007

And the story of the Intermittent Absorption Refrigerator.

What that suggests is that, even in the case of hearing loss, the capacity for music remains.

It measures the absorption of light in a sample

The author himself suffered material and non material damage and a 20 per cent loss of earning capacity.

Failure to do so will weaken the system's response capacity, resulting in a loss of legitimacy and credibility.

OIOS believes that this disruption and loss of institutional memory was caused by a lack of proper handover during the absorption of the Coordination Unit's functions by the Office of Policy and Programme Coordination.

This cycle absorption, evaporation, rain happens everywhere there are plants.

The critical speed is the speed where the platform's cushioning devices reach their maximum travel and energy absorption capacity beyond which the minimum SRS curve is normally obtained or exceeded.

The experience of the developed countries themselves demonstrates that economic development inherently leads to an increase in the absorption capacity of national markets and in the degree of economic interaction.

The annex also lists the average absorption factors if consideration were to be given to the elimination of the highest and lowest absorption factors for each year.

25. As indicated in annex IV, the overall average absorption factor for 1991 is 43.1 per cent, after the elimination of the highest and lowest absorption factors.

The relocation is facing problems, including the camp absorption capacity and the provision of assistance, despite the World Food Programme (WFP) provision of one time emergency food for some 4,500 persons.

Up to 11.5 by weight absorption of hydrogen has been achieved.

Nonetheless, an additional amount of 689,800 has been identified for absorption.

IV. Summary of absorption factors in respect of pay and allowances,

You don't giggle a lot. What you get is more absorption.

To be sure, developing countries differed often markedly in their capacity for fiscal stimulus to counter the loss of external demand.

One example of such cooperation is the UNESCO programme on minimizing biodiversity loss through research and capacity building for ecosystem management.

This provision could be utilized towards partial absorption of the estimated requirements.

In particular, this will require a rejection of indecisiveness and self absorption.

The Group's findings highlighted the challenge faced by UNIDO in providing effective technical cooperation delivery to the least developed countries (LDCs) and backward regions that lacked strong counterpart institutions with adequate absorption capacity.

It will help answering the debate on absorption capacity. There is a strong endogeneity there if aid flows were more stable, they could be absorbed and administered more effectively, and in larger amounts.

Advisory services to Member States in endogenous capacity building in science and technology for development, including advice on policies and measures related to the absorption and generation of technology and human resource development.

The 1985 review showed a decrease in the absorption factor to 34.3 per cent, while the 1987 review indicated that the overall average absorption factor had increased to 46.3 per cent.

64. In preparation for voluntary repatriation, various initiatives have been undertaken by UNHCR in order to improve the absorption capacity of returnee areas through rehabilitation of infrastructure such as roads, water wells and schools.

The collapse in 1940 revealed the fragility of France s democracy and its loss of confidence in the country s capacity to face outside threats.

We cannot emphasize enough that the quantitative side of financing for development goes hand in hand with the quality and effectiveness of development assistance, including the reliable absorption capacity and economic sustainability of each individual country.

This does not mean that official funding should be junior to private debt in any restructuring, for that would require substantially more loss bearing capacity from the official sector capacity that is probably not available.

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