Departures from programmed commitments

No significant departures from the camp have been registered.

Arrivals and departures

Matters related to and intersessional departures from the approved calendar for 2005

This is akin to a WTO test for departures from established international standards.

(f) More thorough explanations of the reasons that prompted departures from programmed commitments.

It would also make known to currency traders its concern about excessive departures from its estimated parity values and its readiness to intervene at unpredictable moments to impede further departures from PPP.

There remain however, a number of departures from programmed commitments that are difficult to justify.

There were 35,008 UNHCR assisted resettlement departures in 2004, as against a final figure for 2003 of 27,338 departures.

Departures 30 Sep 03 Total, 31 December

1 This would also include any guidance for identifying departures from the IPCC good practice guidance.

5. It also drew attention to the exceptional nature of the departures from the approved calendar.

(a) Intersessional departures for 2005 and related matters

(a) Intersessional departures for 2005 and related matters

A. Matters related to, and inter sessional departures )

A. Matters related to, and inter sessional departures

A. Matters related to, and inter sessional departures

Nuclear powers must show leadership, by restraining themselves and by curtailing further departures from the NPT's international restraints.

D. New departures in peace operations . 308 408 60

These additional outputs prompted some departures in the programme of work.

52. Moreover, there have also been far fewer arrivals than departures.

Nevertheless, human resources still had no formalized process description with regard to new staff arrivals in or departures from the organization.

More than that, there is a danger that failure of the Conference would precipitate unilateral departures from the norms established in the Convention.

(a) To meet as required to consider proposed inter sessional departures from the approved calendar that require the explicit authorization of the Committee

New arrivals during the year totalled 4,203 (of whom 4,086 from Angola), while voluntary repatriation departures came to 111 (of whom 73 Chadians).

The resettlement departures from Africa rose by over 13 per cent in 2004, with 19,530 persons being resettled, compared to 17,255 resettled in 2003.

Of the overall number targeted for resettlement by UNHCR, the Office registered 34,510 departures.

Thus, all military units, including military observers, would depart from the mission area commencing around mid August, and the departures would essentially be completed by 31 December.

85. During the 1992 financial year, air passenger arrivals and departures in and from Guam increased by 17.4 and 18.4 per cent, respectively, compared to 1991. 42

The establishment of a major new national institution, the National Civil Police, which has been bedeviled by delays, uncertainties and departures from the Accords, must also proceed quickly.

In general, there has been if not a halt at least a gradual slow down in departures from the camps, largely attributable to action by the former leaders.

An updated book, reflecting arrivals and departures since that date, would soon be issued, effective June 1993.

31. In the first two months of 1994, the number of voluntary repatriation departures met the expected average.

Therefore, we cannot agree with those who sometimes try to explain away departures from generally accepted norms in the field of human rights by citing historic, political, religious or other factors.

While theoretical arguments can be made to justify recent departures from policy, the reality is that in the post crisis world, advanced country central banks goals are no longer limited to price stability.

He also noted as other reasons for the aggravation of the situation the thousands of hours of radio transmissions a week broadcast from United States territory and encouraging illegal departures, terrorism and violence.

This means that important and relatively persistent departures of prices from fundamental values are possible, and even likely, when information is dispersed but that a correction to align them with reality will always follow.

However, as the Tribunals are moving closer to their completion dates, it is expected that the number of departures will increase further.

In the intervening period, new departures and major new projects could be reflected, as required, in addenda to the medium term plan.

The Committee recommends that the Secretary General be requested to analyse the evolution of the support account starting with the original concept of overload and describe changing needs to justify departures from the original concept.

Having said that, we command, from this rostrum, United Nations successes in Cambodia and El Salvador while calling for a complete revision of its role in Somalia, especially with regard to departures from their mandates by United Nations forces in that country.

In the first F4 report, the Panel noted that any loss which was incurred as a result of departures of persons from Iraq or Kuwait during the period from 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991 would constitute a direct loss, damage or injury resulting from Iraq's invasion.

In order to facilitate the departures of Heads of State Government from Headquarters, a motorcade desk will be set up on the first floor north of the Delegates' Entrance at the Security Command Post (GA 101).

Where departures from the standards occur as a result of decisions of the legislative authorities of individual organizations, attention is to be drawn to each instance in the financial statements of the organization concerned. English Page

Over expenditure of 611,700 under travel to and from the mission area and other official travel was due to rotations and departures of staff members immediately after the elections for home leave or family visit travel.