These duties are described in more detail below.

These modifications have been described in detail in earlier reports listed above.

Dallaire described in detail how the Hutus were planning anti Tutsi extermination.

This activity is described in detail elsewhere in the report of the Secretary General.

Proposals for 2006 2007 are described in detail in each section of the programme budget.

The requirements are described in detail in Part IV, section 10, of the proposed programme budget.

These will be described in technical detail in the World Economic Forum's report on this track of consultations.

Finland's main interests in space are described in detail in document A AC.105 788 of 2 December 2002.

202. The Administrator apos s initiatives in this regard are described in more detail in document DP 1993 24.

These functions, and how they contribute to ensuring consistency, were described in more detail in the previous report (paras.

A number of other important factors underlying the budget proposals for 2006 2007 are described in detail below.

His son s expensive lifestyle as a student at Oxford and Harvard has been described in lavish detail in the press.

The Secretary General has described it in great detail in his recent report, which Mr. Doss introduced earlier this afternoon.

The measures taken by UNTAC to control the existing administrative structures have been described in detail in my previous reports.

There are millions of different types of viruses, although only about 5,000 of them have been described in detail.

Another 10 per cent of funds supported the public information work of the Mission, described in fuller detail below.

The ideas which I have described are outlined in greater detail in a document being distributed to delegations as I speak.

VII.5 Proposed redeployments between subprogrammes are described in detail in paragraphs 27.17, 27.47, 27.53 and 27.56 of A 60 6 (Sect.

4. In chapter V of the present report, the activities involved and the methodology for their implementation, are described in greater detail.

4. In chapter V of the present report, the activities involved and the methodology for their implementation are described in greater detail.

12 (d)). The responsibilities and scope of activities for these two functions are described in detail in the rejustification presented for the posts.

IV.34 Two proposed redeployments between subprogrammes are described in detail in paragraph 12.60 in the programme budget proposal (see table IV.4 below).

The adoption by UNIDO of the results based management approach is described in greater detail in the Annual Report 2004 (IDB.30 2, chap.

IV.5 Proposed redeployments between subprogrammes are described in detail in paragraphs 9.82 and 9.87 in the programme budget proposal (see table IV.1 below).

IV.55 Proposed redeployments between subprogrammes are described in detail in paragraphs 16.36 and 16.41 in the programme budget proposal (see table IV.5 below).

In a further addendum to his report dated 7 July 1993, 3 the Secretary General described in detail intensified hostilities between Abkhaz and Georgian forces.

The Special Committee was able to meet in Damascus with 3 of the 17 former deportees who described in detail the circumstances of their expulsion.

The complainant has described his political activities in detail before the Migration Board and the Aliens Appeals Board, and neither institution questioned his activities.

I.29 Proposed redeployments between subprogrammes are described in detail in paragraphs 2.31, 2.39, 2.46, 2.50, 2.54, 2.67, 2.71 and 2.75 of the proposed programme budget.

Although 51 States have not submitted reports, 15 have submitted a letter of explanation in which the majority have described in detail the reasons for their failure.

47. As I have described in some detail in the present report, the Varosha Nicosia International Airport package would bring considerable and proportionate benefits to both communities.

There is no need here to set out in detail the nature of the crisis, since this is well described in the report of the Secretary General.

His delegation was gratified to see that the report before the Committee described in detail the debates held and the decisions made in the Commission in the preceding year.

Each component is described in detail in the report of the Secretary General to the Commission on Human Rights on advisory services in the field of human rights. 3

During his testimony before the members of the Special Committee, Mr. Tamimi described in detail the treatment he had received during interrogation (see paras. 570 573).

For disclosure to be adequate, an invention must be described in sufficient detail to permit a person skilled in the art to repeat the effect of the invention.

Lebanon apos s position is described in detail in a letter which its Permanent Representative to the United Nations addressed to me on 14 July 1993 (S 26083).

Correct in every detail.

The 1952 Constitution of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico is described in detail in paragraphs 91 to 119 of the Rapporteur's report of 1974 (A AC.109 L.976).

These procedures, which are described in greater detail below, use mass claims processing techniques and rely upon statistically representative sampling rather than the individual review of each claim.

These are the projects that La educación en movimiento (Education in Motion) looks for, studies, and proliferates through their documentary journey, some of which are described in detail in the first assignment.

IV.18 Redeployment between sections of the budget, proposed pursuant to paragraph 14 of resolution 58 270, are described in detail in paragraphs 10.22 and 28A.20 in the programme budget proposal.

I can teach in detail.

Objective, outcomes and performance indicators The objective, outcomes and performance indicators of the common and joint services are described in detail in the programme and budget documents of the responsible organizations.

10. The status of resources and programmes for the fifth programming cycle is described in detail in the report of the Administrator on matters relating to programming cycle (DP 1993 21).