Special Account for Public Relations Activities

Race relations and the law: report of symposium held in Vancouver, British Columbia, April 22-24, 1982 [ Race relations and the law ]

European Court of Auditors [ Court of Auditors of the European Communities | Court of Auditors of the European Union | ECA [acronym] EC Court of Auditors ]

Accountability for Good Management in the Federal Public Service [ Accountability for Good Management in the Federal Public Service - The Relationship Between Departments and the Treasury Board/Treasury Board Secretariat ]

Administration and general matters, budgetary and financial relations; evaluation; clearance of EAGGF accounts

account [ financial account ]

passing of accounts

ICT key account manager | IT account manager | ICT account manager | ICT account managers

member of the Court of Auditors (EU) [ member of the EC Court of Auditors ]

The applicant shall, in particular, consider dose-response relationships in parameters that have been changed (that is to say, commensurate increases in changes at increased doses) since they provide a strong indication for an effect of the tested compound.

Despite the growing importance, urban policies in Member States, except in the UK and Sweden, tend not to take sufficient account of relations between urban and rural areas.

138. Stresses the need for PCD to incorporate a global approach which extends beyond the family and microsocial level and takes gender relations into account; takes the firm view that this cross-cutting approach to gender issues needs to be incorporated in every development project and every analysis of a society; insist that this approach must apply not only to all sectors but in all political, economic, social, environmental, cultural and other fields; points out that such an approach, which systematically takes account of the situation and role of women and gender relations in a society, is more comprehensive, humanistic and democr ...[+++]atic than an approach which sets women apart, in particular as it avoids marginalising women in ‘women’s projects’ or projects which add to women’s workloads or responsibilities without increasing their power or control over the benefits generated by the projects in question;

11. Stresses the need for PCD to incorporate a global approach which extends beyond the family and microsocial level and takes gender relations into account; this cross-cutting approach to gender issues needs to be incorporated in every development project and every analysis of a society; the approach must apply not only to all sectors but also in all political, economic, social, environmental, cultural and other fields; such an approach, which systematically takes account of the situation and role of women and gender relations in a society, is more comprehensive, humanistic and democratic than an approach which sets women apart; it ...[+++]avoids marginalising women in ‘women’s projects’ or projects which add to women’s workloads or responsibilities without increasing their power or control over the benefits generated by the projects in question;