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our dispatch of the e-mail containing such notice will nonetheless constitute effective notice of the changes described in the notice.
The changes described in paragraph 30 of document CERD/C/210/Add.2 had made possible 31 settlements in 1993-1994,
The changes described under the expenditure sections of the budget
All the changes described in the previous chapter(e.g., increase in the number of migrants,
including changes described in section VIII. A above. A vacancy factor
our dispatch of the e-mail containing such notice will nonetheless constitute effective notice of the changes described in the notice.
This strategic reflection exercise could focus on the implications for the United Nations development system of the changes described above in the broader development cooperation environment, particularly with regard to issues such as functions,
in particular that they sought to prevent the procuring entity from making the changes described but would not prevent suppliers from making changes in their proposals as a result of the dialogue.
The changes described in the present information circular do not affect the substance of the performance appraisal system approach,
The changes described under the expenditure sections
The scope of the change described in this document is vast,
report have been used, with the exception of the new accounting change described in note 3.
The group should respond favourably that the change described in the outcome would make a significant difference and is worth working towards.
The Roca process is built on a theory of change describe in Figure 3.
including the change described above to the members' contribution rates for which the Plan will be amended.
expected completion date of any change described in the application If information previously submitted to CNSC as part of a licence application has not changed,
Attention should be paid to the change described in a reply to questions 31-33 of the Committee,
The theory of change described how programmatic actions would lead to intermediate outcomes(in improved aid effectiveness)
the change described above has to be led with a clear and controlled vision of experimental approaches.--
Ii Changes described in subparagraph(d)(ii) above.