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Denmark lost 1-3 at home in a friendly match against Slovakia in their last match, and as we all know, didn’t qualify for the Euro 2012 quarter-final from Group B. Even though they beat the Netherlands in their opening game there, they proceeded to lose against both Germany and Portugal.

[...] [...] Irish team play at home you’re in for [...]

We will continue increasing supply by urging forest smallholders to certify, and at the same time stimulate market demand by encouraging our customers to carry the FSC label.

(r) Increasing the sustainable production and augmenting the availability and quality of food, including through long-term investment, access of smallholder farmers to markets, credit and inputs, improved land-use planning, crop diversification, commercialization, and development of an adequate rural infrastructure and enhanced market access for developing countries

[...] perceived as the principal beneficiaries.

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(e) Improve access to finance, including microfinance, in particular by local communities, women, small businesses, artisanal miners and small farm holders.

The Director-General gave a keynote address at the opening of the high-level segment and participated in a broad range of meetings and events including a special dialogue on “Accelerating Progress on the EFA goals: mobilizing resources and partnerships”; a broadcasted face-to-face debate on “Education, Human Rights and Conflict”; a high-level policy dialogue with the international financial and trade institutions on current developments in the world economy; and a session on “Education for Sustainable Development”.

This English page offers a lot of current information for pig and poultry farmers.

Mr. Yeo outlined the key principles of governance for the establishment of a strong public administration in Singapore: (a) adopting pragmatism towards group freedoms with an eye on social harmony, and the mixed use of market and State-led approaches in economic and industrial policymaking; (b) avoiding a culture of dependency through public policies that encourage multi-stakeholder saving schemes funded by employee wages and employer contributions; (c) evaluating the purpose of policy and the relevance of institutions on a regular basis; (d) embracing a holistic approach to government and promoting inter-agency coordination and cooperation; (e) promoting honesty, transparency and intolerance for corruption and reducing incentives for corrupt behaviour; and (e) emphasizing human capital development through a focus on meritocracy and continuous learning.

It found the government in breach of treaty obligations and directed it to pay compensation and halt further actions against the applicants, case no.2/2007.

[...] [...] small farmers, which ensured their food security, by the low returns from the cash crops traditionally grown by such farmers and by the shortage [...]

[...] [...] workshop involving owners of golf courses [...] [...]

The supervisory capacity of the Labour Inspection Authorities has been strengthened, and inspection of enterprises to detect poor conditions for non-citizens is a high priority.

[...] in Madrid on the theme “Guidelines for [...] [...]

Since the 1990s, however, there has been a trend towards market-led agrarian reform, as illustrated by programmes such as the Cédula da Terra project, launched in Brazil during the period 1996-2001 and since renewed; the Colombian programme developed under Agrarian Law 160 of 1994; the South African Reconstruction and Development Programme, launched in 1994; the Community-Based Rural Land Development Project in Malawi; and the voluntary land transfer scheme in the Philippines.

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As this process continues to respond to market-dominated demands for “cheap” extraction, there is now a growing trend for mining projects to increase in scale and to extend over wider areas, thus inflicting a greater impact over these areas and deepening long-term disruption to the environment and to those who depend upon it.

[...] [...] and in niche markets in other countries, mainly among immigrant [...]

[...] dangers to food security if the technologies [...] [...]

Market-led approaches have been replaced by private sector-led approaches.

The Ministers emphasized that achieving food security would require strengthening and revitalizing the agriculture sector in developing countries, including through the empowerment of small and medium scale farmers, providing technical and financial assistance, access to and transfer of technology, capacity building and exchange of knowledge and experience.

OCC allows dairy farmers to completely eliminate guesswork from herd management because the system provides the accurate amount of cell count in each milking.

Its first article gives a definition of a peasant, which includes small-scale farmers, landless peasants and non-agricultural households in rural areas, whose members are engaged in fishing, making crafts for the local market or providing services, and other rural households of pastoralists, nomads, peasants practising shifting cultivation, hunters and gatherers, and people with similar livelihoods.

The Governing Council noted the need for clarification of the term “agribusiness development”, contained in resolution 65/4 (para. 2 (b)), and was informed that it referred to the importance of engaging small farm-holders to enhance their business activities and the importance of partnering with the private sector in implementing CAPSA activities, including the provision of funding.

Recommendations were made on (a) the global regulation of non-commercial hedgers across all commodities and (b) a better harmonization of the categorization of investors at the international level and fostering an exchange of information and coordination between national market authorities.

In relation to searches carried out in a lawyer’s office, a physician’s office or a public health care establishment, article 162 (3) and (4) of the CPC stipulates that they must be personally supervised by a judge and conducted in the presence of the representative of the respective professional body or of the Director of the public health care establishment, and preceded by a notification to that effect.

According to new research from Kennedy Information, "The Asia Pacific Consulting Marketplace 2008-2011: Key Trends, Profiles and Forecasts," China's unique need for localized firms -- combined with limitations in its education system -- are leading to a scarcity of consulting talent.

[...] [...] are a grassland farmer; or to encourage [...]