Sentence examples for displacement coordination from inspiring English sources
A draft text proposed "a climate change displacement coordination facility".
Finally, this Note maps out an institutional architecture and a long-term vision for a Displacement Coordination Facility.
Inspired by the negotiations leading up to the Paris Conference, this Note advocates for a Climate Change Displacement Coordination Facility, housed within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), to protect the rights of displaced persons.
"Australia does not see the creation of the climate change displacement coordination facility as the most effective or efficient way to progress meaningful international action to address the impacts of climate change," a Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade spokesman said.
A previous draft of the deal to be thrashed out by nations included a "climate change displacement coordination facility" that would provide "organised migration and planned relocation", as well as compensation, to people fleeing rising sea levels, extreme weather and ruined agriculture.
Kinematic data were collected to analyze endpoint displacement, arm-postural coordination and center of mass (COM) displacement.
When the modified pore is exposed to histamine solution, the Ni2+ ion in NTA Ni2+ chelate recognizes histamine through a metal ion coordination displacement process and formation of stable Ni-histamine complexes, leading to the regeneration of metal-free NTA groups on the pore surface, as shown in the current-voltage characteristics.
UNHCR argued it had handed over coordination because displacement is not part of its mandate in other countries.
However, at higher concentrations (300 1200 m m), the rate decreased dramatically, consistent with substrate displacement from the inner coordination sphere of SmII.
Among these metal complexes provide a competent approach for the detection of various analytes through electrostatic interaction, metal ligand interaction, metal ligand exchange, metal coordination and metal displacement.
Nucleotide release in GTPases is typically regulated by guanine nucleotide exchange factors by disruption of Mg2+ coordination, perhaps by displacement of Mg2+ from the active site [29] [31].
