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Because after the patient has sat down, and after the doctor has opened the records in his computer, he can only have the time to see if the patient looks good that day or if the patient has got any side effects from the illness.

[...] [...] important information to colleagues daily and assist colleagues in providing quality service to customers.

Malaysia stated that several issues, such as racial discrimination, racial profiling, religious intolerance and widening income equality, could be given more attention.

[...] indicatorsmight be helpful for the detection of structural discrimination, inter alia: the number and percentage of people of African descent who are victims of aggression or other offences, especially when they are committed by State officials; the absence or small number of complaints, prosecution and convictions relating to acts of racial discrimination in the respective country; lack or insufficient information on the behaviour of law enforcement officials vis-à-vis people of African descent and lack or small number of complaints against law enforcement officers; higher crime rates attributed to that group; harsheror disproportionate sentences; the number and percentage of people of African descent held in prison or preventive detention; and insufficient representation of people of African descent among law enforcement [...]

Instead, this should be achieved through the promotion of mutualunderstanding and communication, and subtle influence in order to eliminate the bad customs while retaining the good ones.

[...] [...] the Directors are not awareof any other person who had an interest or short position in the Sharesor underlying Shares of the [...][...]

[...] [...] indicators because the initial premise on which they are based, namely that Muslims and persons of Middle Eastern and South Asian appearance or origin are particularly likely to be involved in terrorist activities, is highly doubtful”.

He maintains that his risk of irreparable harm under articles 6, paragraph 1 and 7 is personalized and distinct of that faced by the general population in Somalia, in particular due to his lack of clan protection, his Western identity and appearance, his lack of local knowledge, experience and support networks and the fact that as a young man of Western appearance he would be a target for forced recruitment by pirate or militia groups.

[...] [...] devicewhich islikely to cause annoyance, inconvenience or disturbance toany other person.

President, itis not difficult to find from the disclosed documents some suspicious issues of which we cannot have a full and clear picture.

These studies concern: the indivisibility, interrelation and interdependence ofall human rights; the [...][...]

There is a growing population of Angelinos who crave better transit and practical density but to say they are dwarfed by the petrol-propelled masses is like saying Marie Antoinette died of a sore throat.

In its resolution 64/156 entitled “Combating defamation of religions”, the General Assembly referred to a wide range of manifestations of intolerance, including acts of violence based on religion, xenophobic opinions, ideological superiority platforms, the propagation of religious hatred by extremist organizations, discrimination based on religion or belief, including multiple forms of discrimination against minorities, the stigmatization of religious communities under pretexts relating to security and irregular immigration, infringements on the right to practise one’s religion freely and without fear, intimidation motivated by religious or other extremism, the negative stereotyping of certain religions by the media, counter-terrorism measures targeting Muslim and other minorities, ethnic and religious profiling, incitement to religious hatred, and the targeting of places of worship and religious symbols.

Mechanisms enabling the participation of indigenous peoples in external, nonindigenous decision-making processes can be problematic for various reasons; they may operate in environments where indigenous peoples are politically, socially and economically non dominant and, while they enhance indigenous peoples’ participation, they do not go so far as to level the playing field with non-indigenous individuals and peoples; they do not allow greater indigenous influence over decisions in practice; because they are poorly implemented, or suffer from previously unforeseeable problems; or because they privilege the participation of certain indigenous individuals over that of others, creating concerns about their ability to achieve equality between individuals.

One Member State noted that MLA 3 appeared over-ambitious considering the very little funding andstaffing support available, and recommended that work in this respect be subsumed into MLAs 1 and 2 where it could achieve critical mass and synergy.

Furthermore, one of the proposed themes in the strategic plan for the seventh phase of IHP (IHP-VII: 2008-2013), “Ecohydrology and environmental sustainability”, aims to “incorporate environmental sustainability at the landscape level by improving our understanding of water-landscape level management of the environment, taking fully into account the interactions among ecosystems and their surrounding habitats”.

(d) if, upon the exercise of the subscription rights represented by any warrant, the amount standing to the credit ofthe Subscription Rights Reserve is not sufficient to pay up in full such additional nominal amount of shares equal to such difference as aforesaid to which the exercising warrantholder is entitled, the Board shall apply any profits or reserves then or thereafter becoming available (including, to the extent permitted by law, share premium account) for such purpose until such additional nominal amount of shares is paid up and allotted as aforesaid and until then no dividend or other distribution shall be paid or made on the fully paid shares of the Company then in issue.

In the context of immigration enforcement, the United States recognized concerns regarding racial and ethnic profiling by local law enforcement officials and reaffirmed its commitment and recent actions to combat profiling through significantly strengthened protections and training against such discrimination.

In general, the efficiency, responsiveness, deportment and friendliness of the URS staff were highlighted.

Unless irretrievably unlinked to an identifiable person, such information shall not be used or disclosed for purposes other than for which it was collected except where relevantin accordance with professional obligations and standards, and domestic law.

[...] [...] noted above, for cases commenced in different jurisdictionsto be transferred to, or administered by, a single court and that transfer may affect procedural [...][...]

The reports appearto fall under five broad and non-exhaustive categories: (a) acts of violence or discrimination, or incitement thereto, against individuals on the basis of their religion or belief; (b) attacks on religious sites; (c) religious and ethnic profiling; (d) religious symbols; and (e) negative stereotyping of religions, their followers and sacred persons.

It also notes that the author has explained the reasons why he fears to be returned to Somalia, giving details about the absence of clan protection, his Western identity and appearance, his lack of local knowledge, experience and support networks and becoming a possible target for recruitment by pirate and Islamist militia groups.

[...] Africa in the no-change scenariowere notgreatly different from that produced [...][...]

[...] [...] that it may be a date prior to that on which the resolution is passed, and thereupon the dividend shall be payable or distributable to them in accordance withtheir respective holdings so registered, but without prejudice to the rights interse in respect of such dividend of transferors and transfereesof any such shares.