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Additional modalities will be explored to provide training programmes for mission staff on how to access United Nations electronic information services.
(iii) In 2003, possibilities will be explored to form a partnership institute network with a few European research institutes.
In addition, the prospects for a more effective integration of the UNIDO SME cluster development approach in sustainable local structures will be explored.
The Committee encourages such an endeavour and trusts that the development of standard rates will be explored.
However, if nothing happens here, I am convinced that other avenues will be explored, to get things moving.
The broadening of opportunities within the creative industries sector will be explored in this session, along with bottlenecks and possible ways of overcoming these obstacles.
Opportunities for tailor-made capacity-renewal and enhancement interventions will be explored, and efforts will be made to build interfaces between public sector managers and leaders and relevant actors from the private sector and civil society.
New training techniques and methodologies will be explored; training will be undertaken for selected target groups that are in a position to multiply the impact of training activities(i.e., the training of trainers).
New avenues will be explored in the artistic and cultural sphere, such as the experience of youth orchestras and children ' s orchestras, which are having a positive impact today on children, on their families and on the community environment.
The definition of the crimes will be explored by examining the case law of ICTY and ICTR and then by examining the provisions of the Rome Statute and elements of the crime.
Three issues will be explored in the upcoming review: ways to improve
These areas will be explored in Part II of this report, with a view also to ascertaining follow-up of the recommendations of the two JIU reports" Coordination of Policy and programming frameworks for more effective development cooperation"(JIU/REP/96/3), and" Strengthening field representation of the United Nations system"(JIU/REP/97/1), as indicated in the introduction to this report. D. Emerging trends in
These and other aspects of individual lifelong development will be explored at forthcoming meetings, including an international symposium on restructuring work and the life course,
New and creative forms of partnership will be explored.
This will be explored further in the Monitoring component below.
This will be explored in greater detail in the CEDAW-specific document.
The differences between these three types of trading will be explored later.
Some of these issues will be explored in the present report.
Each technique will be explored in detail, paving the way for par.
A commercial version of the machine will be explored in parallel.".