Sentences with phrase «outcome of the conference»
The first outcome of this conference happened yesterday.
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Other expected outcomes of the conference include linking national colleges and Ministries of Education to better support professional development training.
The most important outcome of the conference is the fact that the enviromental issues will be very much interconnected with the economic ones one of which is typically the issue of raising taxes in order to continue the process of cutting emissions.
One of the main outcomes of the conference was that it expanded the knowledge of participants on the reparations approach and national and international developments in this regard.
This guide is an outcome of the conference «Optionsand Strategies of International Law for the Palestinian People» held at the Birzeit University Institute of Law in May 2013.
On the outcome of the conference, the vice president said it was a family meeting where pastoral and national issues were discussed.
One outcome of the conference will be a Montreal Statement that will offer guidance on integrity in cross-national, cross-disciplinary and cross-sector research.
Monique Barbut, UNCCD Executive Secretary, said the political, social and economic costs of land degradation are high, but expressed optimism and enthusiasm about the outcomes of the Conference.
said the political, social and economic costs of land degradation are high, but expressed optimism and enthusiasm about the outcomes of the Conference.
The outcome of the Conference will be a document that outlines a new global environmental education agenda beyond 2015 to meet current needs and future challenges.
«Whatever the outcome of this conference and the architecture of a new climate regime will be, these must be the foundation,» Mr. Tanaka said.
«I would like to thank you the Government of Poland for organizing such important event and the outcome of the conference will make difference about the environment issues around the world.»
While ultimately underwhelmed by the outcome of the conference, Buendia was «happy to able to voice the demands and needs of indigenous communities.»
Judges have been accepting the outcome of these conferences, approving and converting the compromises reached to court orders, leaving parties, amicable and empowered.
TATA Steel UK has welcomed the outcome of the conference conducted as a positive choice.
We will be guided by the outcomes of this conference, the results of the consultation project undertaken by PIAC, ATSIC and the National Sorry Day Committee, and the feedback from our own extensive networks.