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Article 5 provides that: “Religion is a direct relationship with the Creator, with no intermediary, and it is prohibited to claim a monopoly of religion or to exploit it for any purpose.

[...] policymakers and intermediaries have increased [...] [...]

Within UNMIS, the Humanitarian Early Recovery and Reintegration Unit will provide the capacity to bring together the relevant mission components in order to conduct multidisciplinary humanitarian and recovery assessments in response to humanitarian crises that undermine the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement; provide good offices in states where UNMIS is present, to support local authorities and non-governmental organizations; plan and facilitate the transition to recovery and development; serve as an “impartial and honest broker” in facilitating the resolution and management of humanitarian conflicts that undermine the Agreement; coordinate the deployment of the Mission’s logistical and substantive assets during humanitarian crises that undermine the Agreement and in support of the shift to recovery and the transition to development; and serve as a neutral forum to coordinate and mobilize international assistance for the transition to recovery and development.

[...] [...] acting as an intermediary to certify and [...]

[...] [...] record), other intermediaries and layers of [...]

The main goals of the Road Map are: to reinforce the quality of administrative and operational management; to strengthen the mechanisms for systematic follow-up and implementation of the recommendations of the IGO; to build upon the IGO’s reputation as an impartial and independent entity within UNHCR; to enhance the sense of transparency and fairness in the follow up of the administration of discipline; and to act as an honest broker in providing advice and recommendations on complex challenges confronting senior management.

[...] [...] respect of intermediated securities ranks ahead of any competing claimant (see articles 11 and 19, para. 2); (b) a secured creditor whose security right has been made effective against third parties by control has priority over any security right made effective against third parties by any other method provided by non-Convention law (for example, by registration; see articles 12 and 19, para. 2); (c) if two persons obtain control of the same intermediated securities, the first in time to obtain control will prevail (article 19, para. 3); (d) if a securities intermediary who holds a security [...] [...]

[...] [...] are banks and non banking institutions including: insurance companies, credit unions, building societies, cooperatives, money dealers, postal agencies, real estate [...] [...]

[...] usually pay much more than the donors received, [...] [...]

Slovakia is keen to continue contributing as an honest broker to building trust, further strengthening United Nations capacities for security sector reform, enhancing coherence and coordination within the United Nations system as well as with regional and subregional actors, and promoting positive synergies, while at the same time trying to avoid duplicities.

[...] [...] were provided through intermediaries.

Since financial intermediaries were not responsible [...] [...]

[...] employees, no middleman, consultant, [...] [...]

Additional activities, such as workshops, seminars, expert group meetings and brokering initiatives, are being considered to offer further avenues for networking and enhanced stakeholder participation and to further promote the use of the partnership model.

It also serves as a platform for consultation and cooperation on sensitive issues in security governance, crime prevention and criminal justice, acting as an honest broker in bringing together different partners such as Member States, research institutions, international organizations and civil society, and in forging a common approach to addressing shared challenges.

[...] [...] can act as intermediaries to facilitate [...]

[...] NLD through a go-between if Aung San Suu [...] [...]

[...] conduct of an intermediary under Article 305a of the Criminal Code was seen as a remainder of past Bulgarian legislation which has nowadays become redundant after the amendment of the Bulgarian Criminal Code in 2002 whereby all the actions of bribery were included as objective elements of the relevant offence; further, its scope of application has been limited to cover cases where a bribe was given to an intermediary and that person [...]

[...] requirements to pay high middleman fees in their [...]

[...] [...] stores, offers for sale or purchase, brokers in the sale or [...] [...]

[...] [...] intermediary between investors and [...]

The Committee recommends that the State party revise its legislation, policies and programmes to provide education to Roma children, and on Roma language and culture, in consultation with parents and concerned Roma organizations, and employ mediators as necessary, ensuring that schools are sensitive to their needs while preventing enrolment of Roma children in special classes where there are no objective grounds for assigning them thereto.

Strong collaboration by all actors has supported the Malawi National Climate Change Programme, with the United Nations playing the role of an impartial mediator and broker, and the ‘one United Nations fund’ (a multi-donor trust fund) simplifying funding and reporting.

The importance of engaging the private sector as part of the policy process with government and civil society has led to UNDP becoming directly involved as facilitator, technical partner and trusted broker.

The Company will pay a finder's fee of up to 1.5 million shares in stages over the term of the Agreement, with the first tranche to consist of 500,000 common shares on receipt of TSX Venture Exchange acceptance.

[...] [...] or act as paid intermediaries for third parties [...]

The broker/dealer receipt records the unique number printed on the mining voucher, in addition to the name of the miner, [...] [...]