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for consideration to be given to updating it to respond to changes, as provided for in paragraph 3(b) of that resolution.
to undertake in two years an examination of the report of the Secretary-General requested">in paragraph 13 above, as well as the implementation of the Strategy on the part of Member States and to consider updating the Strategy to respond to changes.
to undertake, by June 2014, an examination of the report of the Secretary-General requested in paragraph 28 above, as well as the implementation of the">Strategy by Member States, and to consider updating the Strategy to respond to changes.
to undertake, by June 2012, an examination of the report of the">Secretary-General requested in paragraph 16 above, as well as the implementation of the Strategy by Member States, and to consider updating the Strategy to respond to changes.
Secretary-General requested in paragraph 13 above, as well as the implementation of the Strategy on the part of Member States and to consider updating it to respond to changes.
The UNECE at its fifty-eighth session held in March 2003 recognized the need to respond to changes in the demand for technical cooperation and welcomed the secretariat's initiative,
enabling them to respond to changes in power demand,
for consideration to be given to updating it to respond to changes, as provided for in those resolutions.
for consideration to be given to updating it to respond to changes, as provided for in those resolutions.
cooperation with governmental entities and academic, non-governmental, regional and subregional institutions in training activities on disseminating policy designs to respond to changes in social risks(1);
Achieve these goals by restructuring security bodies to respond to changes in the international environment
Generally speaking, while aid agencies have long been involved in helping the poor to respond to changes around them through educational programmes
three national General Service posts and to redeploy one national General Service post in the 2012/13 period within the Mission Support Division to respond to changes in operational requirements ibid., paras. 24-29.
three national General Service posts and redeploy one national General Service post in the 2012/13 period within the Mission Support Division to respond to changes in operational requirements see paras. 24-29 below.
The ability to respond to change quickly- flexible,
Robust and flexible supply capacity to respond to changing demand and preference conditions;
It gives you the ability to respond to change without going off the rails,
The challenge for the United Nations is the same as for all of us: how to respond to change.
State regulatory mechanisms need to be flexible enough to respond to change as it occurs.