A more detailed account will be given below.

See a more detailed article on Simulation in Transportation.

We have prepared a more detailed information sheet, which is being distributed now.

We await with interest a more detailed elaboration of what is envisaged.

I would like now to comment in further detail on the Secretary General's proposals.

For a more detailed description of financial intelligence units and their function, see www.egmontgroup.org egmont_final_interpretive.pdf.

When, however, more detailed breakdowns of data were requested, the number of countries reporting such data dropped.

Many of the other regions feel their stakeholders will require data in much more detail.

A more detailed presentation of the UNIDO research programme is provided in a separate conference room paper.

We look forward to receiving the Secretary General's more detailed proposals on this crucial issue.

Dosi, Giovanni, and others, editors (1988).

This important development is covered in more detail in the main body of the report below.

In addition, more detailed tables should be developed for countries in more advanced stages of development of environment statistics and accounting.

A more detailed analysis of the responses by Governments is contained in document E CN.7 2005 2 Add.6.

8. Calls upon the Committee on Contributions to give more detailed information and adequate reasons and rationale when making its recommendations.

It is recognized that the final database will contain data in greater detail than that to be published.

The Commission services would like to reserve the right to make more detailed comments on the July meeting.

Unfortunately, there do not exist more detailed data on who are the women that use this type of help to start up a private business.

As I will point out further on, it seems that more that one connection can be established between these meetings.

The report of the Task Force published in July 2004 dealt in greater detail with the developments that had taken place in this sphere (attachment 13).

The revised ISIC structure is more detailed than in the previous version, responding to the general need to identify many new industries separately.

Once these discussions are completed, in advance of September 2005, I will present Member States a more fully developed proposal for their consideration.

In future, more detailed definitions and procedures, for example, related to the atmospheres of other planets, will presumably become necessary.

My delegation is eager to see more detailed plans for rejuvenating the Secretariat, including long term projections and strategies.

It dances to music. Lotte Reiniger, an amazing shadow puppeteer in the '20s, that started doing more elaborate things.

Regional bloggers soon followed with more detailed posts, the most compelling of course, coming from within the island.

A more detailed review of the efforts by Governments in this area is contained in document E CN.7 2005 2 Add.2.

(a) To engage in a more detailed discussion of the most significant trends in NPS applications and the main features of space NPS safety

(c) To identify key issues and questions where more detailed background studies would facilitate consideration by States of these issues

Over 30 truth commissions have been established in various post conflict countries. They may foster accountability and involve victims, but they also need to be independent, to be supported by civil society and the international community and to respond to the concerns of victims, including by providing reparation (S 2004 616, paras. 50 51 and 54 55).

The adoption by UNIDO of the results based management approach is described in greater detail in the Annual Report 2004 (IDB.30 2, chap.

The Commission was of the view that a more detailed plan of work should be presented by the secretariat, and also requested that the members of the Commission should be kept informed during the intersessional period.

This Law prescribes the basic norms, while the specific and other measures will be regulated in greater details in other laws in the relevant areas.

In addition to testing the TSH levels, many doctors test for T3, Free T3, T4, and or Free T4 for more detailed results.

More elaborate incubators can also include the ability to lower the temperature (via refrigeration), or the ability to control humidity or CO2 levels.

(g) Recommending more detailed categories for the updating of the International Standard Classification of Occupations, 1988, to cover specific descriptions of informal activities

To do so, we need to undertake a more detailed analysis of the proposals, which include, among other issues, that of deciding which organ has the authority to adopt the proposed regulation.

The main terms of reference of the Board are set out in regulations 7.4 to 7.12 and are elaborated upon further in the annex to the Financial Regulations.

Mr. Yoo Dae jong (Republic of Korea) said his delegation recognized that UNMIS had undergone significant changes and looked forward to the Secretary General's submission of more detailed budget proposals.

More detailed information on the twenty third session of the Board is contained in the report of the Secretary General to the Commission on Human Rights at its sixty first session (E CN.4 2005 54).

Lastly, his emphasis would be on results and he would prefer to send fewer, but more detailed, reasoned and targeted communications.

However, we believe that there is a need for more detailed discussions with all stakeholders so as to clarify its parametres of action and its specific working procedures, in particular its internal and external accountability mechanisms.

Lastly, with regard to the issue of sexual exploitation and abuse in MONUC, the proposed budget for 2005 2006 would contain more detailed requests for the resources necessary to establish a personnel conduct unit.

1 A more detailed discussion of national strategies for the development of statistics was provided in the report of the Partnership (E CN.3 2005 18) submitted to the Statistical Commission at its thirty sixth session in 2005.

(e) An elaboration of the elements requested in paragraph 35 of its resolution 57 300