Comment by the Administration. Efforts are being made to ensure that accurate inventory records are maintained.

It is difficult to track such persons officially and to maintain accurate records.

Depressive mental disorders also have been known for as long as written records have been kept.

This information must be channelled and analysed if the KPA is to keep proper records of trafficking in women and children.

In paragraph 114 of its report, the Board reiterated its previous recommendation that the Tribunal (a) conduct reference checks on all new eligible candidates and (b) maintain accurate and complete records of such reference checks.

They should also exercise restraint in military expenditures and focus on transparency in weapon registrations, including through credible national arms registers.

Under the UK dangerous goods regulations, couriers have to be notified in advance of transfers of Category A pathogens, and records of these transfers must be kept for at least 4 years.

(b) The system does not provide for the historical records of users' passwords, nor does it keep track of when they were last changed.

Notes also the recent introduction of the principle of best value for money in relation to procurement, and requests the Secretary General, when applying this principle, to continue safeguarding the financial interests of the Organization, consider best practices and ensure that adequate records are kept

Many alternative remittance systems have their source of credibility in cultural, ethnic or religious communities and usually require neither customer identification nor the keeping of financial transaction records, as provided for by international standards regulating financial institutions.

The Federal Ombudsman's office also does not keep gender disaggregated records.

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The ethics office will maintain confidential records of advice given by it and reports made to it.

Last but not least, we must consider the matter of regional representation, taking as a guide the records of existing permanent members.

Young people should not start their working lives with criminal records because of personal possession.

Subject matter Retention of citizenship

The importance of retaining staff

Records related to the exercising of all the rights of health care insurance are kept by the Fund for health care insurance.

How long to keep backup files

During the past years, the Vietnamese State has strictly and effectively observed all provisions of laws regarding nationality and in fact, ensured the equality between men and women in applying for, renouncing or retaining Vietnamese citizenship without any discrimination against women.

Several members of the newly elected parliament are known warlords with bloody records.

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Staff retention at the Tribunals

Basic elements of training management such as annual plans, appraisal of training received and keeping staff training records must be put in place.

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Inadequate figures

Retention of skilled practitioners is a problem.

Details of everyday life are preserved.

by Member States, resulting in the under implementation of approved programmes.

Requirement to maintain a record of the procurement proceedings

Maintenance of record of commitments for future financial periods

Staff retention and legacy issues

And here comes the natural enemy, minute pirate bug, minute because it is rather small.

Licence holders are required to keep records of the production, stocks and use of any Schedule 1 chemicals on their site.

So Zubkov s nomination allows Putin to continue to keep his cards and thus ultimate power in Russia close to his chest.

90 minutes ETOPS approval was achieved in March 1995, and this was extended to 120 minutes in December 1995 and 180 minutes in May 1996.

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