The Conference determines the policies and main lines of work of UNESCO, particularly through the examination and adoption of its biennial Programme and Budget.

UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES

The General Conference determines the policies and the main lines of work of the Organization.

UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES

The table, made with a ceramic top painted green with white lines, doubles as a conference table.

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It has broadband Web access, telephone lines, a satellite link and a conference room for press events, she says.

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Guillaume Pepy, the chairman of French rail operator SNCF, told the conference that since the French began building high speed lines since the 80s, a "three hour rule" had been observed.

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Hassan Makki, the director of intensive care, told me what it was like there in 2004, when Pronovost and the hospital association started a series of mailings and conference calls with hospitals to introduce checklists for central lines and ventilator patients.

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The main outcomes of the final WSIS conference in Tunis have been outlined in a set of 13 thematic action lines.

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Addressing the Conservative Political Action Conference near Washington, he went relatively easy on the red-meat lines that conservatives eat up, and used phrases seldom heard at the often bombastic annual convention.

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Brokerage, conference fees and selling products and services to money managers were the treasured business lines.

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Along the lines of budgets, Mr. Furman, last week in a conference call, mentioned corporate tax reform.

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