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evaluation of cultural policies is dealt with in detail in Chapter 4, the findings of which complement
infant industry provisions should be included in the CFTA to enable countries to defend their fragile industries as necessary these aspects of the CFTA are discussed in detail in Chapter 6.
the resultant fi ndings are outlined in detail in chapter 5 of this report.
implications of which are dealt with in detail in Chapter 5[of the full Report, in Hebrew] above.
flooding in the port area are described in detail in Chapter 6: Water Environment.
the VOC Protocol obligations. These cases are addressed in detail in chapter I above.
As discussed in more detail in Chapter 2, the below average position in overall PISA scores also reflect a composition effect due to the high number of immigrant students, but the challenge of
As will be explained in more detail in Chapter 2, a certain portion of the RCMP's public service employees who generate
As we note in more detail in Chapter VI, we believe that the most appropriate forum for co-development of such service-wide policies is the National Joint Council,
as shown in figure 8 and discussed in more detail in chapter V of the present report.
whose impact on Agency operations is discussed in greater detail in chapter IV of the present report.
the Syrian Arab Republic and with the Palestinian Authority in providing services to Palestine refugees throughout the area of operations, a subject covered in greater detail in chapter II of the present report.
drawing on ethical guidelines as well as legal requirements(discussed in greater detail in Chapter 3) CIHR et al., 2014.
described in detail in chapter II of the study,
funding of infrastructure and the development of digital research infrastructure issues dealt with in more detail in Chapter 6.
Crop protection issues are covered in detail in Chapter 13, Weed Control,
This issue will be addressed in greater detail in Chapter VII of this report,
meeting must be supplied. The Committee's procedures regarding information gathering are discussed in more detail in chapter V.
direct mortality are discussed in detail in Chapter 13: Marine and Littoral Biodiversity.