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[...] reasons given by the magistrate for refusing bail.

The Division is also increasing the number of participants in its capacity-building workshops to rapidly increase the national critical mass on STI policy in these countries.

I feel that as I had just said, if I, as a Member, just accept whatever provided by the Government without adopting a critical and questioning attitude in analysing the information, or even without making attempts to obtain the highest possible transparency in a reasonable manner, so as to ensure that the Government can become accountable to the people through this Council or any other channels, then why is there still a need for us to occupy the seats here?

[...] [...] will inform the magistrate whether or not the ICAC is opposed to the granting of bail and, if bail is not granted, whether [...] [...]

Given that no monetary value was involved in compulsory sale cases and past results of the Lands Tribunal had shown that the chance of it granting a compulsory sale order was very high, the Administration envisaged that the chance of the aided minority owner losing the case and having to bear all the costs would be very high.

Teachers need to be able to motivate students, develop their critical thinking, and nurture moral values.

The following areas were identified in this regard: teacher training in the use of ICTs; media education, including critical analysis of information contents; and training of professionals, including journalists and media professionals, archivists, librarians and other information specialists.

[...] [...] appeal, especially following translation of the trial judgement (mainly for represented appellants); and (e) understaffing [...] [...]

For this project, artist Anton Vidokle organized a yearlong program of monthly seminars and workshops that used the New Museum as a site to shape a critically engaged public through art discourse.

At its sixty-second session, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to update the compilation of decisions of international courts, tribunals and other bodies referring to the articles, and to invite Governments to submit information on their practice in that regard; also requested the Secretary-General to submit that material well in advance of its sixty-fifth session; and decided to further examine, within the framework of a working group of the Sixth Committee, the question of a convention on responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts or other appropriate action on the basis of the articles (resolution 62/61).

[...] [...] the revision process for translation of a judgement must be accomplished as a whole, rather [...] [...]

[...] the Board decided not to grant a re-examination [...]

A group of Russian journalists was allowed to study the criminal case file and they allegedly used the information afterwards to prepare critical articles against the author.

[...] [...] such impacts, or not authorized to proceed.

The primary rationale for SBA in Mathematics is to enhance the validity of the overall assessment and extend it to include testing candidates’ ability to think critically and creatively, conceptualise, investigate and reason mathematically, communicate with others and express their views clearly and logically in mathematical language.

However, there has been no substantial [...] [...]

Addressing Miss LAU's concern about the filling of the proposed directorate post, the Deputy Secretary for the Treasury confirmed that notwithstanding approval of the present proposal, if in future, FC did not approve the creation of the directorate post or if the proposed directorate post was no longer required, the Administration would not seek to exhaust the earmarked funding for other purposes.

(c) The principle of judicial independence also involves the independence of each judge at any level to adjudicate according to law without interference.

Pending further analysis, in the context of its report on the 2012/13 proposed budget for UNLB (A/66/718/Add.15), the Advisory Committee has recommended against the proposals of the Secretary-General for the establishment of a Field Human Resources Management Section at the facility at Valencia, including the transfer of 11 posts from the Field Personnel Division at Headquarters, as well as the relocation from Brindisi to Valencia of 13 posts for the Field Central Review Board Unit, the Reference Verification Unit and the Education Grant Unit.

In the author's view, different political parties may have adopted different survey methods so as to study the possibilities to win under different combinations.

Under such circumstance, the HYF will have every reason to say that if the Government disallows the company to develop properties, it would have no resources to improve the existing ferry services, or substantial fare increase might be needed in the next few years to maintain the services.

It promotes a sense of both local and global responsibility, encourages future-oriented and critical thinking, integrates traditional knowledge, builds recognition of global interdependence and promotes reflection on new lifestyles that combine well-being, quality of life and respect for nature and other people.

[...] — without passing judgment on its merits — what [...] [...]

An FMCT would be an important step toward creating the conditions for a world without nuclear weapons, a vision that President Obama laid out in Prague nearly two years ago, and it would build on the notable progress we have made together these past years.