The triangle of development, peace and freedom is of direct relevance to the Republic of Moldova.

And it invites Member States to support other future international events of direct relevance to the family.

The results of these activities are expected to be of direct relevance to UNICEF operations or policy

However, these activities are regarded as distinct from those detailed above, which are of direct relevance to Chernobyl.

Under this Declaration, two major activities have been undertaken that are of direct relevance to indigenous and tribal peoples.

And that is why the subject of today's debate is of direct relevance to the work of the Council.

The Board established three new ad hoc working groups, two of which have direct relevance to international trade matters, as follows

There is much in resolution 48 52 which seems to us to be of direct relevance to the colonial situation in Gibraltar.

Relevance

Relevance

These became obsolete during the 14th century, and since the 15th century, jousting had become a sport ( hastilude ) without direct relevance to warfare.

(v) Seminars for outside users lectures briefings on subjects of international public law of direct relevance to the subprogramme for outside users (2)

The value, relevance and timeliness of the Unit's output are a direct factor of the quality of the support that it receives from its secretariat.

The Conference recognizes therefore that these nuclear technologies are of direct relevance to the objectives of the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

In its regional refresher courses, however, the focus is on areas of international law of direct relevance to the region for which the course is organized.

47. In the Caribbean region, several ongoing activities are of direct relevance to Agenda 21 and the Programme of Action at the national and regional level.

Relevance and positioning

Work on the development and codification of international law includes regional refresher courses, with a focus on areas of international law of direct relevance to the region.

Specifically, this involves action of direct relevance to productive capacities, with a view to reducing LDCs' dependence on trade preferences and their exposure to the risk of erosion.

That group has six rapporteurs who will report to the Commission at its next session on recent developments in forecasting of direct relevance to the prevention of disasters.

In compliance with those requests, Mr. Eide prepared a working paper (E CN.4 Sub.2 1994 36), which had direct relevance for the implementation of the Declaration.

It was stressed that the Committee should endeavour to identify its specific needs and the various sources of information which would be of direct relevance to its work.

Design, relevance and positioning

To reinforce this trend, IDEP has increased direct services to Member States in order to demonstrate its relevance to finding solutions to the diverse development problems confronted by African countries.

A. Coherence, effectiveness and relevance

The Federal Reserve s Relevance Test

Auschwitz is of global relevance.

B. Relevance of past experience

It's of relevance to us.

Why, it has every relevance.

Given the Fund apos s focus on maternal and child health and family planning, most of the provisions of the World Summit Plan of Action are of direct relevance to UNFPA.

(a) Notes the activities undertaken by the Secretariat in preparation for the Summit, including, inter alia, the organization of symposia, seminars and workshops on issues of direct relevance to the Summit

Since its inception, the Forum has played a vital role in promoting closer cooperation and consideration of a range of issues of direct relevance to the South Pacific region and beyond.

Otherwise, such doctrines lose their relevance.

International events highlight these priorities relevance.

The relevance of paragraph 166 activities

Relevance and adequacy of existing standards

16. The Conference secretariat is planning or will participate in the following selected number of events, which are of direct relevance to overall Conference preparations or to the preparation of Conference documentation

23. Since its inception, the Forum had played a vital role in promoting closer cooperation and consideration of a range of issues of direct relevance to the South Pacific region and beyond.

And I think our relevance and TED's relevance is really about embracing that and learning how to listen, essentially.

The activities described in the present report cover a broad range of issues of direct relevance to the world's peoples, from peace and security to development, human rights and the rule of law.

In terms of its social aspect, the relevance of this sector is particularly pronounced with regard to employment generation for people with lower skill levels, which makes a direct contribution to poverty alleviation.

A number of major global events have taken place or are scheduled to take place during 1992 to 1995, which have a direct relevance to family issues and the objectives of the Year.

In addition to the above, position papers and seminars will be organized on two special issues of direct relevance to the Conference, one on financing shelter and urban development and one on land.

I should like, however, to avail myself of this opportunity to refer briefly to a project which is of particular importance to us and, we believe, of direct relevance for the United Nations.