Such mechanisms can be used across sectors.

Strengthening the capacities of financial intermediaries.

The difference is divided among doctors, hospitals and brokers.

Channels are classified by the number of intermediaries between producer and consumer.

It is between Victoria Island to the west and King William Island to the east.

Watts found that the average (though not maximum) number of intermediaries was around six.

The Court must ensure such intermediaries provide accurate and timely information on the Court.

It had been expected that intermediaries, including tour operators and travel agencies, would disappear with the growth of the Internet and the new services offered.

Large financial intermediaries endanger the entire financial system when they use the wrong risk model and make bad decisions.

Some artists sell their products directly in its own stores offering their products at a lower price by not using intermediaries.

The role of intermediaries is an important aspect in this process as they provide the necessary guidance and expertise for the successful implementation and continuation of a project.

Relevant statutory provisions that regulate the sharing of information with foreign partners can be found, e.g., in Act No.

But we receive very little for our hard work, because by the time our produce reaches the market, middlemen have taken the profit.

Vertical channel conflict occurs between the levels within a channel and horizontal channel conflict occurs between intermediaries at the same level within a channel.

Identifying reliable intermediaries to be used when reaching affected communities and victims and adequately training these intermediaries are priorities.

In domestic trade, the embargo has increased costs by 66.8 million, mostly as a result of using middlemen for shipping and purchases.

The main market players related to distribution are consumers, retailers, wholesalers and other intermediaries, as well as suppliers of goods and other services.

The new code also introduces the concept of administrative receivership, whereby lawyers, certified accountants, and other intermediaries act as managers of enterprises undergoing bankruptcy.

However, purchasing certified emission reductions (CERs) from CDM projects could be seen as a conflict of interest (the secretariat would be servicing the regulator issuing CERs and be a participant in the market) and the secretariat would need an account in a registry where CERs can be transferred and cancelled.

And that's probably the key lesson to my short talk here, is that this is how psychics work, astrologers, and tarot card readers and so on.

But, as Lebanon turns to Saudi and Syrian mediators to help rebuild a governing coalition, Iraq moves forward with a tenuous unity government of its own.

General deflation eliminates the capital of yet more financial intermediaries, and makes risky an even larger share of assets that had previously been regarded as safe.

For instance, considerable attention should be paid during the training of mediators to the fact that emotional inequality between the parties can pose a particular obstacle to mediation.

The source points out that the court record contains references to intermediaries, or brokers , who use sophisticated techniques to falsify documents for the acquisition of weapons abroad.

The IMF puts them at 2.7 trillion, but the range of uncertainty is enormous. More than half is held by banks and broker dealers.

The regional training centre has even added a training course for such intermediaries to its curriculum, which started in 2002. The project itself ended in 1999.

Moreover, because competition between financial intermediaries steadily drives down the price of risk, the future became (in theory) virtually risk free.

For instance, research shows that people in the slum colony of Dharavi in Mumbai, India, pay significantly more for such basic goods and services than their counterparts in the wealthier locality of Warden Road in the same city.57 The poverty penalty is the result of local monopolies, inadequate access, poor distribution and the presence of strong traditional intermediaries, and it can be overcome by the entry and competition of other businesses.

1.4 The effective implementation of subparagraph 1 (a) of the Resolution requires financial institutions and other intermediaries to identify their clients and to report suspicious transactions to the competent authorities.

In addition, the Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) meets periodically with various financial intermediaries for feedback purposes and provides courses and seminars to entities that request them.

At the same time, smallholder farmers need easier access to markets to sell their crops for a fair price, rather than relying on expensive middlemen or inefficient government bodies.

US banks and broker dealers are exposed to about half of this figure, or 1.8 trillion the rest is borne by other financial institutions in the US and abroad.

The transfer process begins by matching demand with supply by documenting and exchanging successful solutions through an intermediary, including international organizations, that is knowledgeable about successful practices.

It incorporates financial and maritime aspects and is intended to reduce the funds available to local Somali administrations run by dissident TFG Ministers former warlords who use the money to buy arms.

Do existing laws require the disclosure of the names and locations of brokers involved in an arms transaction, on either the import or authorization, or on any accompanying documents?

In the meantime the KNVB (Dutch Football Association), CNV Vakcentrale (National Federation of Christian Trade Unions), Young Management VNO NCW (Confederation of Netherlands Industry and Employers) and Artis (Amsterdam Zoo), have all joined up as intermediary partners.

Now the farmers in Kyangwali are trying to cut out the middlemen and sell their crops directly on the market, through a cooperative with more than 500 members, including some Ugandan farmers from local villages.

A major goal of educational neuroscience is to bridge the gap between the two fields through a direct dialogue between researchers and educators, avoiding the middlemen of the brain based learning industry .

The UIF is the authority in charge of compiling and analysing information on exceptional, unusual and suspicious operations detected by the intermediaries and, if necessary, sending it to the Public Prosecutor's Office for the appropriate investigations.

Advisers will continue to play an important role in international decision making bodies, and communication with these important intermediaries should be improved so that they can assist in better developing the case for statistical development with the international bodies.

Distribution is the process of making a product or service available for use or consumption by a consumer or business user, using direct means, or using indirect means with intermediaries.

The African Union Special Envoy for Darfur and Chief Mediator, Dr. Salim Ahmed Salim, is utterly outraged by the attack on Abu Sarouj village in Western Darfur, which took place on the morning of Monday, 19 December 2005.

In addition, mediators should give children aged 12 and over an opportunity to express their opinion on issues of relevance to them, either during the mediation or at least in writing.

The Research on Traffic in Women, Children and Adolescents for Commercial Sexual Exploitation (PESTRAF), published in 2002, established that the network of facilitators are organized by recruiters, landlords, workers and other types of intermediaries.

Although the disclosure of the names and locations of brokers involved in an arms transaction is not required, no firearm or ammunition may be sold or transferred other than by a registered dealer in firearms under the current Firearms Act.