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[...] [...] offences and in parentage testing that are [...] [...]

[...] [...] proceedings, including parentage testing, requests [...] [...]

Lastly, they are also used for nonmedical purposes and have become valuable tools in forensic medicine, for example to identify the bodies of soldiers who have died in action, and in the judicial system, particularly in civil court proceedings, for example to identify a parent, or in criminal proceedings, for example to identify a criminal.

[...] [...] such as the death, injury or illness of a spouse, mother, father, child, or close relative; problems relating to the care of children [...] [...]

Taking account of the increasing use of ERAs and the twin aims of harmonization and promotion of best practice, the Working Group agreed: (i) to include in the revised Model Law a general enabling provision providing the key principles for the use of ERAs, notably the conditions for and limitations to the use of ERAs; (ii) to confine ERAs under the Model Law to some types of purchases for which non-price criteria could be quantified, specifications could be provided and a competitive market existed; (iii) to address in the Guide the use of ERAs in detail; and (iv) to take into account the approach of the multilateral Government Procurement Agreement of the World Trade Organization as regards the use of ERAs (A/CN.9/575, paras. 60-62, 66 and 67).

[...] influence in a mother deciding whether to exclusively breastfeed her child.

[...] resources to those districts with a higher concentration of new arrivals and the disadvantaged in the community, to facilitate district organizations to organize activities (such as workshops, interest classes, visits, camps and other [...] [...]

[...] their duly designated representatives must be present at the hearing either in person or, where unavailable, by video link, telephone or other electronic means.

[...] bis (Parental leave) has been introduced so that staff members wishing to take care of their children immediately following [...] [...]

Decisions as to when a child is to be separated from its mother [...] [...]

It was also suggested that, in light of the fact that one effect of the Electronic Communications Convention was [...] [...]

[...] have no close relatives left in their village, given that they have lived [...] [...]

[...] [...] (or less where molecular assays are planned).

It requested the Secretariat to revise the presented drafting materials for further consideration at its ninth session and provide further information on prequalification, qualification and ranking of bidders and the use of tender securities in the context of ERAs (A/CN.9/590, paras. 10, 49, 85 and 100).

Given the major challenges posed by the management and establishment of displaced person camps in Port-au-Prince, as well as the rehabilitation of infrastructure destroyed by the earthquake, we urge Member States, as far as [...] [...]

They also indicate that, in view of the priority of a security right registered in an intellectual property registry and the need for the [...] [...]

2. refuses to initiate or to change the identification, evaluation, or educational placement of your child, or the provision of FAPE to your child.

[...] [...] provides that “fathers and other family members shall provide all necessary support and encouragement to enable mothers to exercise this human right for the benefit of their sons and daughters.

The Committee recommends that the State party amend the Capacity and Guardianship Law so that custody of children up to the age of six is not always given to mothers, and ensure that child support awards do not lead to an inadequate standard of living for the father.

[...] [...] approach for molecular delineation of kinesins [...]

Specific activities included the development of an “Engineering A Better World” series of learning and teaching materials in the engineering sciences, the launch of an “International Survey on Engineering Education, Accreditation and Quality Assurance” and expert workshops on “Women and Gender Issues in Engineering, Science and Technology”, “Accreditation – Engineering Issues and Professional Practice” and “Engineering and Technology for Poverty Eradication”.

[...] [...] required type and number; that a desk [...] [...]

The subject matter experts are required in the design, build and implementation phases of the project to participate and provide assistance in a variety of activities, including reviewing and validating training materials and desk procedures, performing integration testing, conducting user acceptance testing, training users and providing support during deployment.