Examples of UNEP in a sentence
Recognizing the environmental uniqueness of the coastal and marine environment of the region, the threats and the necessity for action, the countries of the Western Indian Ocean region requested UNEP to create a regional seas programme for the region.
UNEP – Nairobi Convention and IOC (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Parties”) share common goals and objectives with regard to the conservation, protection, enhancement and support of nature and natural resources, including biological diversity worldwide and wish to collaborate to further these common goals and objectives within their respective mandates and governing rules and regulations.
UNEP Group of Legal Experts to Examine the Implications of the “Common Concern of Mankind” Concept on Global Environmental Issues, 13 REVISTA IIDH 247 (1991); II Meeting of the UNEP Group of Legal Experts to Examine the Implications of the “Common Concern of Mankind” Concept on Global Environmental Issues, 13 REVISTA IIDH 253 (1991); United Nations Decade of International Law Symposium on Developing Countries and International Environmental Law, 13 REVISTA IIDH 259 (1991).
The billing and compensation of UNE-P ABS calls exchanged between CLEC and SBC are governed by a separate 13-state UNE-P ABS Agreement (“ABS Agreement”).
The Parties agree that Alternately Billed Services (ABS) shall mean local and intraLATA collect calls, calling card calls and bill to third number calls, when those calls are originated from or terminated to end user customers served via the SBC ILLINOIS’s Lawful unbundled Local Switching (ULS) or UNE-P, further defined in the 13 State ABS Agreement.
UNE-P Alternate Billed Service (“ABS”) is a service that allows end-users to bill calls to accounts that may not be associated with the originating line.
Subsequent to the 8th session of the Governing Council of 1980, UNEP supported the development of the Eastern African Action Plan, and a Convention on the Protection , Management and Development of the Marine and Coastal Environment of the Eastern African Region (Nairobi Convention).
The Parties recognise the importance of the United Nations Environment Assembly (hereinafter referred to as "UNEA") of the United Nations Environment Programme (hereinafter referred to as "UNEP") and multilateral environmental governance and agreements as a response of the international community to global or regional environmental challenges and stress the need to enhance the mutual supportiveness between investment and environment policies.
UNEP’s Governing Council decision 8/13C of 29 April 1980 created the Eastern African Regional Seas Programme and further requested UNEP to assist the Governments of the region to formulate and implement a programme for the proper management and conservation of marine and coastal resources.