Corrective measures Controls aimed at correcting or restoring the system after a disaster or an event.

This will enhance the Parties' ability to devise corrective and or supportive measures.

Drawing from the lessons learned, corrective action has been implemented.

Parties shall provide explanations for these transactions in accompanying text, as required by paragraph 8 of section E of the guidelines for reporting under Article 7 of the Kyoto Protocol.

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UNHCR has already taken corrective actions in this regard.

(e) Taking corrective action by evaluating field and programme elements

Table 6. Memo item Corrective transactions undertaken in the reported year

There had been a number of setbacks, but corrective action was being taken.

Populism can be a necessary corrective when political parties grow sclerotic, mass media become too complacent (or too close to power), and bureaucracies are unresponsive to popular needs.

Those reviews are followed by needs analysis and evaluation of established post requirements, reporting and corrective action.

(e) Where appropriate, corrective action in the case of failure to comply with the requirements established in this paragraph.

Responses to those issues necessitated corrective price mechanisms and preferential terms in the area of investment.

No affirmative action or special measures are being conducted and taken to promote Palestinian women's equal access to employment, equal representation and appointments in public posts and larger role in the Israeli economy.

Socialism, too, was a brave and necessary corrective to the social inequalities that emerged from laissez faire capitalism.

These acts were condoned by the United Nations Security Council which took no remedial action to ensure the rule of law and the maintenance of regional peace and security.

(d) Taking corrective action and reporting on progress against set targets by jointly monitoring activities and expenditure

The need for corrective measures to alleviate inequality is no excuse for inaction on global warming.

Without corrective action, long working systems would break down when the ... 97, 98, 99, 00 ... ascending numbering assumption suddenly became invalid.

They stress that most current juvenile justice systems are more punitive rather than corrective, which is detrimental to rehabilitation.

b) Implement affirmative actions, where needed, to accelerate de facto equality rights of women in all spheres

In Namibia, affirmative action was applied to cooperatives with a substantial number of women requiring at least one woman on their boards.

The medium term programme framework for 2006 2009 should incorporate appropriate corrective measures based on the experience gained from the framework for 2004 2007.

The State party's obligations to protect family and children go beyond simple enactment of protective laws to require remedial legislative action to protect the integrity of the families in the authors' situation.

Protocol V, which includes clean up obligations, also covers corrective measures to be taken following a conflict so as to reduce the risks and impacts associated with explosive remnants of war.

To this end, they focused, in particular, on the transfer of skills and knowledge and on the elimination of corruption through relevant public information, education and advocacy campaigns, as well as the implementation of corrective measures.

British resistance to grand European plans is the democratic grit in an enterprise that could become authoritarian, despite having the best intentions, and should serve as a necessary corrective to the utopianism of the technocrats.

The weaknesses identified with regard to financial and compliance matters were a cause for concern, and the Secretariat should introduce corrective measures without delay, as recommended by the External Auditor.

Second, new capital ratios with multiple and decreasing capital thresholds, which trigger increasingly intrusive corrective action, should serve as the basis for a new system of mandated supervisory action.

In paragraph 481, the United Nations Postal Administration agreed with the Board's recommendation that it pursue its plan to initiate a periodic review of accounts receivable so that corrective action can be taken immediately.

And I would expect that, if our human civilization carries on, then maybe in the next century people will be asking, why on earth did these people today in the year 2003 not see the obvious things that they were doing and take corrective action?

The Group agreed with the Advisory Committee's observation that, while there had been a reduction in the average time required for selection of staff, the duration of the recruitment and placement process effectively 375 days called for corrective measures.

A key proposal from the task force s first meeting was to develop competitiveness indicators, and then force member countries to take remedial action should the EU find large divergences.

In paragraph 89, the Board recommended that in connection with posts funded from project funds for staff who perform biennial support budget tasks, UNFPA should investigate the concerns raised and take corrective action where necessary.

Ms. Taylor Roberts (Jamaica), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that it was not the action envisaged by the Committee that was disappointing but rather the failure by the Secretariat to comply with the regulations and rules governing staff recruitment. That had compelled Member States to request corrective measures.

The lack of political prospects, in particular the impossibility of changing the situation through elections, posed a serious threat to the country and its future, leading the armed forces and the national security forces to decide unanimously to take corrective measures on 3 August 2005 to halt the country's dangerous slide.

I want the verb to be educate, or activate, or engage, or confront, or defy, or create.

(2) Fundamental rights shall be guaranteed in the Slovak Republic to everyone regardless of sex, race, colour, language, belief and religion, political affiliation or other conviction, national or social origin, nationality or ethnic origin, property, descent or any other status.

The development, manufacture, possession, stockpiling, acquisition and transfer of biological or toxic weapons.

Also makes it an offence to convert, transfer, handle, conceal, disguise, acquire, hold or use goods

The custody, issuance, distribution, clearing, negotiation, brokerage or management of securities

3.1 Everyone has the right to be protected from discrimination on the basis of race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, disability, birth or other status.

(c) Where the act is perpetrated using explosive or inflammable materials, or toxic, incendiary, contaminant, bacteriological, chemical or radioactive and other similar materials.

No one shall be afforded privileges or suffer disadvantage on account of his or her birth, race, ethnicity, language, or political, philosophical or religious beliefs and opinions.

No one shall be afforded privileges or suffer disadvantage on account of his or her birth, race, ethnicity, language, or political, philosophical or religious beliefs and opinions.