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Contrary to what had been implied by the sponsors of the draft resolution, the United Nations was not a world government with centralized executive, legislative and judicial powers but rather an international organization consisting of Member States, each with its own justice system.

[...] considered a panacea, and that the [...] [...]

[...] resettled, including long-standing refugees from Bhutan and Myanmar and almost 90,000 Iraqi refugees.

Six months after South Sudan’s independence, nearly 700,000 people of South Sudanese origin remain in Sudan.

It is not a one-size-fits-all solution, but a portfolio of tried and tested policy options that countries can adapt to their specific needs and situation.

[...] traditional religion, animism, are Christianity [...]

It offers no miracle cures but finds reason for hope in the expressed common goal, the solid foundation of the responsibility to protect in existing international law, and encouraging trends over the past decade and a half towards an aggregate reduction in the incidence of these horrific crimes.

[...] fathers” of the jus gentium inspired by the principle [...] [...]

[...] sampling; it was not a panacea.

Green jobs, while not a panacea, were indispensable.

[...] [...] by the sinister Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine (Daniel Craig), and [...] [...]

The United Nations estimates that nearly 700,000 people of South Sudanese origin remain in Sudan, anxious to leave before the April deadline.

The Advisory Committee notes that the variance in resource requirements reflects a combination of the closure of UNMIS, for which $137.5 million was appropriated for the 2011/12 period; proposed increases for four operations — UNSOA (proposed increase of $147.2 million, or 50.6 per cent); UNISFA (proposed increase of $81.3 million, or 46.3 per cent); UNMISS (proposed increase of $117.6 million, or 16.3 per cent); and UNMIK (proposed increase of $2 million, or 4.6 per cent); and reduced requirements, averaging 9.3 per cent, for the remaining 10 peacekeeping operations.

On the occasion of All Souls’ Day on 8 February, [...] [...]

More effort is needed to build the understanding that oversight is a shared responsibility and the Organization should not place over-reliance on oversight mechanisms (internal or external) as the remedy for performance shortcomings.

[...] [...] reconfigured to permit a more flexible utilization; the compound [...] [...]

[...] 400,000 refugees from Sudan and the Central [...]

Yet they were not a panacea; hence financing remained a challenge.

Nonetheless, while it has remained far from being a cure-all, resolution 1325 (2000) has contributed, along with resolutions 1820 (2008), 1888 (2009) and 1889 (2009), to improving the normative framework for preventing gender-based violence and for protecting women against that scourge.

[...] [...] 2010 for example, 10 million people were reached through the positive messaging multimedia campaign “Saleema” in the Sudan.

[...] Juniper was used a panacea to all ills: [...] [...]

Further, the activity was not linked to the rest of the programme and those questioned could not explain if the festival was the beginning of several activities to follow or was considered to be a cure.

London, 27th July, 2006 – Day of the European Premiere of the movie Miami Vice … Michael Mann, writer and director of the movie Miami Vice, had decided to acquire for his own personal collection, a Malte chronograph Perpetual Calendar in Platinum, by Vacheron Constantin, the same timepiece worn by the character Sonny Crockett in the movie.

[...] the images of millions of Southern Sudanese voters deciding [...] [...]

[...] [...] Emirates ($2.3 million) and office space provided by the Government of Denmark ($4.6 million).

More and more it seems that the so-called West cannot prescribe itself in neat packages and solutions, while the afore-mentioned countries continue to be riddled by moving-target projections and contradictory positions.