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Radiotelescope

Field glasses always come in handy.

We are all different from different perspectives.

(i) Moral and ethical perspectives on population and development.

The use of electric light was a major step in the improvement of endoscopy.

First, the new architecture must facilitate the convergence of the security, humanitarian and development perspectives.

14. The synthesis reflects the collective perspectives of the national reports.

We love to watch them with binoculars out of the window, like birdwatching!

The estimate also provides for medical evacuation, hospitalization and specialized medical services, vaccines, prophylactic condoms and other medical supplies.

Laparoscopy is doing this kind of surgery surgery with long instruments through small incisions.

Unlike most other medical imaging devices, endoscopes are inserted directly into the organ.

18. Perspectives and experiences differ on the relationship between population size and growth and socio economic progress.

His intention was to develop instruments which would enable the practitioner to look inside the human body.

Some resolutions incorporated extensive analysis of gender perspectives without providing recommendations for action.

Firstly, the reports were intended to provide an avenue for the expression of national level perspectives at the Conference.

Mr. Scroggins says I'll always be here, and all the captains of all the ships will look at me through spyglasses.

I could get a room at the waterfront, and you could get some spyglasses and see my room from your cell.

Gender neutral perspectives do not take into account the extent to which historical stereotypes and socio economic realities affect the lives of women and girls.

Once again it was Karl Storz who produced the first of these new endoscopes as part of a long and productive partnership between the two men.

However, this should be seen as a long term development activity which is integrated into the long term development perspectives of the countries.

Each of these different but related perspectives is expected to have an important influence on the outcome of the International Conference on Population and Development.

General Assembly resolution 59 86 of 3 December 2004 on the subject did not make reference to gender perspectives.

For women who have a lot to contribute, the inability to attend meetings and provide women's perspectives into meetings is a concern.

Surprisingly, however, the most urgent requirement projected in the field was for such basic equipment as binoculars, prismatic compasses and radio communication.

Gender perspectives were included in the preamble of General Assembly resolution 59 99 on the United Nations Regional Centre for Peace, Disarmament and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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In its resolution 59 168, the General Assembly requested the Secretary General to integrate gender perspectives in his preparations, including reports, for the review of the Millennium Declaration.

Given the variety of perspectives that Member States bring to this issue, it would make no sense, and would not be acceptable, to seek to deal with the question of expansion in unrelated parts.

The unspent balance of 382,600 under this heading is attributable to the acquisition of fewer binoculars, hand held night vision observation devices and laser range finders than budgeted.

The Special Adviser chairs the Inter Agency Network on Women and Gender Equality, which monitors and oversees the mainstreaming of gender perspectives in the normative and operational work of the United Nations system.

For example, under the financial perspectives for 2007 2013, the Commission is proposing six instruments (four of which are new), replacing existing policies and regulations, to have a harmonized and simplified political and administrative structure for the delivery of assistance and cooperation programmes.

The document should reflect current perspectives of the international community on population issues and as such should represent a new international consensus on the full integration of population concerns into economic and social activities and sustainable development.

Population and development perspectives, as outlined in the Programme of Action, indeed require our support in order to promote policies and strategies that would enhance sustained economic growth and sustainable development, with the direct participation of our people in all spheres of development.

While the Council apos s effectiveness is well served by having a core of members with lengthy experience, these models also rest on the healthy rotation of membership of countries, large and small, which would bring the full range of perspectives on international affairs to the work of the Council.

The Department of Economic and Social Affairs confirmed that the role of the Special Adviser is to counsel the Secretary General on gender and to facilitate inter agency collaboration and coordination to achieve gender equality and integrate gender perspectives in all programmes and policies.

The Department of Economic and Social Affairs stated that the role of the Special Adviser was to counsel the Secretary General on gender and to facilitate inter agency collaboration and coordination to achieve gender equality and integrate gender perspectives in all programmes and policies.

The Committee should use those opportunities to ensure full mainstreaming of the gender perspective in all areas of work of the General Assemble and play a key role in encouraging the international community to show the political will, undertake the concerted action and assume the responsibilities that were required.

OIOS has not assessed the substantive value of the Special Adviser's suggestion, but is concerned that the Special Adviser's leadership as overseer of the mainstreaming of gender perspectives in the work of the United Nations remains largely theoretical (see recommendation 1).

As MERCOSUR countries attached great importance to mainstreaming gender perspectives in public policies, a specialized body had been established within MERCOSUR where female ministers and relevant authorities could meet to debate issues concerning the promotion and protection of women's rights.

The Main Committees and the plenary of the General Assembly failed to incorporate gender perspectives into their resolutions, although the Third and Second Committees paid more attention to gender equality and the advancement of women, including through specific recommendations for action.

Changes in development perspectives also seemed to have lost direction unless key resolutions and programmes of actions resulting from conferences and summits were implemented, they would have no impact on the well being of the people of the world, which was the best measure of the state of global development.