to be completed

The work was expected to be completed by 2012.

Central America has a regional strategy that can complement the Millennium Goals.

However, many related tasks are still to be completed.

Both want Russia to complete its accession to the World Trade Organization.

The provisional programme of work for the sixtieth session, as well as other relevant information relating to the organization of work and the status of documentation, is available on the Web site of the Sixth Committee at the following address http www.un.org law cod sixth 60 sixth60.htm.

It will complete its examination of material evidence obtained recently.

Such principles are often supplemented with others that are more fundamental.

They had to be in the host countries in order to complete their networks of global operations.

The United Nations Administrative Tribunal shall, under conditions prescribed in its statute, hear and pass judgement upon applications from staff members alleging non observance of their terms of appointment, including all pertinent regulations and rules.

We welcome the bold measures undertaken by various parties to find an innovative financing mechanism that will supplement ODA.

In 2006 7, Karemera et al. and the Military II cases are expected to have been completed.

International efforts in providing humanitarian assistance and disaster risk management need to be supplemented at regional and subregional levels.

In paragraph 115, the Board recommended that UNICEF update the Supply Division's emergency preparedness and response plan.

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In the Completion Strategy of November 2004, it was projected that the Military I trial would be completed by 2005.

The Portfolio complemented but did not replace existing national strategies and mine action plans.

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Table 3 Persons of concern

Table 4 Ratios of key financial indicators

Table 6 Comparison of reserves and staff liabilities (Millions of United States dollars)

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Table 7 Expenditures

Table 8 Expenditure ratios

Table 9 Non expendable property (acquisition value of in service and in transit assets) (United States dollars)

Table 10 Expected accomplishments and indicators of achievement

Table 11 Individuals in need of resettlement

Table 1 below provides the detailed requirements for the investigative capacity in OIOS.

Table 2 Staffing funded from regular budget

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Table 2 Contributions to UNICEF by source of funding, 2003 2004

Table 3 UNICEF expenditures, 2003 2004

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Paris Club debt reschedulings under the Evian approach

Source Various IMF reports, World Bank development indicators and other financial sources.

United Nations loan

Table 1 Biological related equipment