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Those who believe that with a community like ours, you could have good, clean, executive-led administration without accountability misunderstand the nature of Hong Kong today.

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[...] [...] proliferation of unscrupulous sales activities in the telecommunications and broadcasting industries, and only in this way [...]

Several also considered that the overarching goals for which UNESCO was established remain even more valid and relevant today, in an environment characterized by emerging trends and global challenges, such as the persistence of threats to peace and international security, the deepening of poverty, together with its corollaries of social exclusion, the spread of HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases, increased environmental risks, inequalities and aggravated forms of conflict and violence, including terrorism.

[...] [...] political or ideological tendencies, a State where political [...] [...]

[...] [...] economic consequences of their geographical disadvantage through: (a) support for policymaking with a view to enhanced productive [...] [...]

[...] [...] staff working in these places; the tendency to use authority arbitrarily; widespread [...]

[...] [...] would have preferred that the two documents had first been sent to the Committee of the Whole for its consideration and that, while there was no objection to the procedure followed, it should not be seen as [...]

The five stamps take us through a symbolic journey of a history rich in the tradition of serving and representing local enterprises, and in serving, with a heart, in other important areas like culture, education and community development.

While a preference was expressed for a comprehensive approach that would not be limited [...] [...]

[...] [...] the United States proclivity for using information [...]

It is not particularly popular with foreign buyers but this is changing and there are many fantastic village houses and farmhouses around to snap up and restore at very reasonable prices, while good transport links in all directions keeps you within [...]

The HRCM continues to face a number of challenges in carrying out its mandate including: tension between certain aspects of Shari’ah law and international human rights law; lack of an established system under which HRCM is automatically consulted on new legislation impacting on human rights; tendency for government departments to ignore the Commission’s input and opinions; legal uncertainty as to whether HRCM can appear in court on behalf of victims, or even submit opinions to the courts; and very low take-up of NPM recommendations.

[...] reference to malnutrition in parts of Sindh province in the UNICEF briefing and informed those present [...] [...]

[...] [...] the different tendencies of the day, restated [...]

Apart from representing a total disrespect for the institutions of the Republic, the behaviour of those who seek to call into question the above-mentioned results and consequently compromise the holding of the second round of the presidential elections could be seen as a manoeuvre intended to influence, negatively, the military who, at any moment, could unleash an uncontrollable situation that would have negative consequences for peace and security not only in Guinea-Bissau but also in the countries of the subregion.

This in itself not only symbolizes international cooperation, but more importantly portrays an excellent way that the Government of Fiji is working with the private sector in the area of non-proliferation to inform and show these agencies of the Government’s commitment in the area.

The security situation remained tense, he said, noting that the operational environment of the United Nations agencies was fluid, with UNICEF providing nutrition packages to seriously malnourished children, operating childfriendly spaces, and providing safe drinking water and sanitation units.

[...] [...] Development Plan was to improve the poor living conditions of large [...]

[...] consequences of poor sanitation and [...]

The allegorizing tendencies he inherited from his spiritual father, Ambrose, carry him now and then into extravagances, but more often he rather soars than commentates, and his "In Genesim ad litteram", and his treatises on the Psalms and on St. John, are works of extraordinary power and interest, and quite worthy, in a totally different style, to rank with Chrysostom on Matthew.

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[...] [...] reduction of tension between the two countries and to avoid being seen inclined to take a position on matters of ongoing negotiations, as contained [...]

In light of the differences of opinion on this issue and of the significant support for deletion of the current wording of revised draft article 8, the Special Rapporteur considers that the representative of Thailand’s suggestion48 — that the draft article should be replaced by a “without prejudice” clause concerning the international legal obligations regarding extradition among the States concerned — is useful.

However, the role is an important one in mediating between adults’ tendency to constrain or direct children’s play and the need for some compensatory spaces in environments that are not supportive of play.

We believe that in considering the design of their patent systems, developing countries should adopt a pro-competitive strategy that, as one observer suggests, is tilted towards second comers rather than distant patentees.9 This is especially important in those areas of technology such as pharmaceuticals and agriculture where, as we have already considered, the cost of providing strong protection is likely to be greatest.

Efforts at development of human capacities in least developed countries have been affected by high incidence of poverty, mass unemployment, high population growth rates, poor health and nutrition outcomes, as evidenced by high child and maternal morbidity and mortality rates and the high burden of undernutrition, the prevalence of communicable diseases, including HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis and polio, and the growing burden of non-communicable diseases.