Access Control

Access Control

Standardized access control

It has also harmonized export control arrangements and procedures.

Control of movements of explosives and soundness of procedures

Data control The Data Control Language (DCL) authorizes users to access and manipulate data.

Access to asylum procedures was occasionally problematic during the reporting period.

Additionally, doctrine, policy and procedures were agreed for command and control.

Customs Procedures Regarding actual customs control of imported substances containing ODS, detailed regulations and screening procedures are in place.

(a) Simplifying procedures and facilitating access to formal means of remittances transfers

(a) Simplifying procedures and facilitating access to formal means of remittance transfers

5. Access to and control of land . 81 86 18

As regards the access control project, in line with the provisions of General Assembly resolution 59 294, a project access control team has been set up.

Objective 3. Update the Unit's operational, cash management treasury and internal control procedures.

UNOPS has been cited for failing to follow standard procedures for internal control.

They also monitor and control access to and from such facilities.

E. Access to and control of productive resources .... 67 113 15

(i) Equal and non discriminatory access to national administrative and judicial processes and procedures

A national export control system provides for effective procedures for licensing imports and exports.

The procedures for export control were specified in the response to the previous question.

The equipment will therefore be deployed once the access control is implemented.

If you have access to this information, you can control your society.

Regarding property control, appropriate provisions and procedures should be established (recs. 6 (b) and (c)).

For him, the state must control public access to global culture and technology.

Strengthened and unified security management system for the United Nations standardized access control

Strengthened and unified security management system for the United Nations standardized access control

Strengthened and unified security management system for the United Nations standardized access control

4. Encourages Member States to enact or improve legislation, regulations, procedures and stockpile management practices to exercise effective control over access to and transfer of man portable air defence systems so as to prevent the illicit transfer and unauthorized access to and use of such weapons

European countries granted temporary protection to over 600,000 persons, without giving simultaneous access to asylum procedures.

However, in some countries existing laws appear to be inadequate, or control procedures vulnerable to misuse.

Special procedures for aerospace objects should be required with respect to registration, liability and traffic control.

Stringent procedures should be introduced to ensure adequate control of non expendable property (rec. 7 (b)).

The Board considers that ITC has taken the necessary action to strengthen its internal control procedures.

(d) The implications of the global access control system for the capital master plan

Unfortunately, many conflicts also revolve around the control of or access to natural resources.

According to the policy, women's access to and control over household resources remain marginal.

The Croatian Government refused to allow them access to territory under its effective control.

It is thus essential that the special procedures be accorded full and free access to all countries.

The international standards are very clear that access to information procedures should be simple, fast and free.

(a) Establishing procedures and practices for the control and maintenance of accounts for regular and extrabudgetary funds

Report of the Secretary General on internal control procedures relating to benefits and allowances (A 42 437)

It just marks data, but does not degrade it or control access to the data.

Extended jurisdiction has enabled Caribbean island States to improve control over resource access and use.

Women required access to credit and to information and communication technology, as well as access to and control over productive resources and market information.

7. Report of the Secretary General on internal control procedures relating to benefits and allowances, A 42 437.