United States companies, even though some have already ventured abroad, are still mostly concentrated in the domestic market.

Another focus of a win-win migration policy involves the introduction of a domestic system to absorb the migration benefits by the countries of origin.

(iv) What specific measures can be adopted so as to enable domestic firms in developing countries to absorb and eventually produce environmentally sound technologies?

The ability of the Palestinian economy to absorb a relatively substantial inflow of investment at an acceptable rate of return is also heavily contingent on introducing major sectoral transformations in the domestic economy.

With the use of FOSS, domestic talent can learn and participate in the development or adaptation of locally relevant software, thus advancing their own IT competencies, knowledge and skills.

A rule of international law becomes a rule -- whether accepted into domestic law or not -- only when it is certain and is accepted generally by the body of civilised nations; and it is for those who assert the rule to demonstrate it, if necessary before the International Court of Justice.

33. No one should make a distinction between "good" and "bad" terrorism, yet some States continued to delude themselves by believing that terrorism was acceptable where it could be used in pursuit of their hidden political interests and were increasingly resorting to the cold-war proxy pattern of interfering in the domestic affairs of other countries by creating new terrorist groups, training their members and financing their activities in violation of both international law and civilized values.

The adoption by the State Duma on 23 February 1994 of a Decree "Amnesty for Certain Crimes Committed in the Sphere of Political and Economic Activity" (including the granting of an amnesty for those liable to prosecution in connection with the events of 19-21 August 1991 and 1 May 1993, and in connection with the opposition of 21 September - 4 October to Presidential Decrees) is seen in Russia as a step towards national reconciliation and civil peace in the country, and a confirmation of the civilized principles of tolerance under the difficult conditions of the development of the domestic political situation in Russia.

(c) Ensure the sustainable utilization of natural resources, especially the soil, wild and domesticated species, woodlands, cultivated land and marine and freshwater ecosystems.

With regard to domestic animals, the most common are chickens and turkeys; the latter are sold to ladinos at Christmas time.

A boost in horticultural production has resulted in the growing of high value tropical and off season fresh fruit and vegetables for both the domestic/tourist and export markets.

It was also noted that, as countries grew types of cotton with differing fibre lengths, methyl bromide could be needed to fumigate imports of cotton to some cotton-growing countries to protect their domestic cotton crops, which would qualify as a non-agricultural use.

(f) Genetic diversity: conservation and relationships to ecosystem services and human wellbeing: genetic diversity of cultivated plants, domesticated animals and wild relatives (Convention on Biological Diversity).

Cannabis is cultivated to a large extent in all three North American countries, and the Board notes that domestic, mainly hydroponic, cultivation accounts for a large part of the supply.

The economic situation is deteriorating as a result of the pressure exerted on inhabitants in the field of agriculture; hundreds of Syrian Arab citizens in the occupied Syrian Occupied Golan have abandoned agricultural work due to land loss, water shortage, their inability to compete on the domestic market against crops produced by settlers with backing from the Israeli occupation authorities and the introduction of barriers to the purchase of their agricultural needs or the export of their produce.