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A key component of the UNICEF-supported project to reduce rickets is informational, as there is very little knowledge on a community level of the causes of rickets.

[...] [...] Clarion-Clipperton Zone is known, the actual community resistance, resilience and pattern of biodiversity are very poorly understood.

We have very high behavior and discipline standards for our students which include a zero tolerance policy for fighting and hate violence.

Research activities are being conducted in some regions to explore poorly known deepwater ecosystems or map VMEs and monitor deepwater resources, but it was not possible to determine whether this activity had increased [...]

[...] [...] at ILO, as one of the seven working languages (even before the existence of the United Nations); at WHO, where it is an official language in the regional office for Europe, and a working language of the Regional Committee for Europe, with interpretation provided at Regional Committee meetings; at WIPO, as part of its multilingual [...] [...]

[...] [...] Council its brigandish demand that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea should not be allowed to launch even a satellite for peaceful purposes.

Knowledge is even more limited for most shark species included in annex I.

A more refined approach built around a number of targets where STI plays a particularly critical and discernible role coupled with the STI needs identified in the Sach’s report and the report of the Taskforce in STI is better suited for WIPO assessment and reporting.

[...] [...] referred to as benchmarks in Security Council resolution 1865 (2009): the credible disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of former combatants and dismantling of militias; the commencement of security sector reform, including in particular confidencebuilding measures within a broader framework for democratic governance and oversight of the security sector, reunification of the army and [...] [...]

In addition, it was suggested that UNESCO improve the cooperation among and the visibility of its scientific and environmental programmes (IGCP, IHP, IOC and MAB), as some countries noted that they were only aware of a limited presence and activities of MAB, but not of the other programmes and their national committees.

[...] that matters of importance to indigenous peoples are not in evidence within the Goals, and that reviews on the achievement of the Goals in some countries indicate that indigenous peoples are not even mentioned in country [...]

[...] [...] according to the common understanding of 48/218 B. There even seemed to have been an informal understanding that the candidate would come [...]

The United Nations General Assembly, in its resolution 2065 (XX) and in subsequent resolutions, and the Special Committee on Decolonization, have described the question of the Malvinas Islands as a special and particular colonial situation involving a sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, have established that the way to put an end to that situation is the peaceful and negotiated solution of the sovereignty dispute, and have requested both Governments to continue without delay the bilateral negotiations recommended by the General Assembly and the Special Committee.

I do not think even an outside power [...]

The view was expressed that, with regard to the information contained in the above-mentioned conference room paper, a comparison of the nominal positions of radio space stations, known as “space networks” in the terminology of ITU, with actual positions of satellites had shown that a certain percentage of space networks had no spacecraft at those positions and thus were not able to operate at all, and that if the unused radio space stations were suspended or the relevant proposals deleted, the overcrowding in the geostationary orbit would be lessened, which would benefit all users of that orbit.

Finally, I would like to reiterate the importance that Bosnia and Herzegovina attaches to justice and the rule of law in rebuilding post-conflict societies, as parts of a comprehensive approach to peacebuilding strategies aimed at achieving reconciliation, stability and lasting, irreversible peace.

[...] [...] that represents one of the four pillars of the global field support strategy; assisting with the modification of mission financing arrangements so as to expedite the timely deployment of material and human resources to missions; analysing budgetary implications of the strategy; monitoring mission budgets and the support account for peacekeeping operations to ensure alignment of the transfer of posts and non-post resources between Headquarters, peacekeeping missions, the Regional Service Centre at Entebbe and the Global Service Centre at [...] [...]

It requested the secretariat to compile these submissions into a miscellaneous document for consideration at its thirty-fifth session and to prepare a synthesis report based on the submissions and other relevant information before its thirtyfifth session.

More and more, the complementary factor in short supply (limiting factor) is remaining natural capital, not manmade capital as it used to be.

[...] [...] a certain conduct being attributed both to the organization and to one or more of its [...] [...]

[...] leather with strips of leather at one end, which he called a “whiplash”.

[...] was unknown or poorly known, the broader ecosystem monitoring of biodiversity and dependent predators was not well connected to management decision-making, and the present monitoring and management approaches would require further development [...] [...]

[...] [...] that too many young people have little or no knowledge [...] [...]

Faculty advisors play a limited role; for example, because they are typically the product of a doctoral-level education, they may know little about the opportunities available in master’s-level programs, the demands of such programs, or opportunities for nonacademic career paths.

[...] [...] actually just one fifteenth of the European Union standard, or just one third [...]

[...] [...] per cent of victims according to one study down to 30 per cent or less [...]

[...] introduced a law that is contrary to the obligation laid down in article 2, thereby committing, per se, a violation to which the Committee should refer in its decision, in addition to the violations found, because the author and her son have been the victims — inter alia — of that provision of the law.

(f) The Department of Safety and Security of the Secretariat, in collaboration with the United Nations Somalia country team and the NGO Consortium, establish a database of individuals identified as perpetrators or facilitators of kidnapping of aid workers for the purposes of blacklisting or taking further action.