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[...] noted that the complainant has also alleged that in Turkey, [...] [...]

Over 87.1% of Poles said they use at least one mobile phone.

According to witnesses, the victim had been detained by members of the armed forces a few hours beforehand.

According to the complainant, remedial measures cover all the damages suffered by the victim, including restitution, compensation, rehabilitation, satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition, as well as prevention, investigation, and punishment of the persons responsible.

The author argues that similar [...] [...]

Jordan is a middle level developing country with reasonable development indicators and an almost enviable development position within the Arab region given its human development track record in the areas usually tackled through UNESCO interventions.

Nicaragua case, which had come before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in 2005, she said that the State had paid YATAMA the compensation requested, thereby implementing the Court’s decision.

[...] [...] sectors was laudable, it must be [...] [...]

A foreign affairs ministry spokeswoman said, “We call on related parties in Myanmar to exercise restraint and solve the current problem properly”.

According to her, the investigation and the court proceedings were biased, as the company in question was acquired legally, not through privatization but through a transaction financed by a loan, the flour was also procured lawfully, and no irregularities were committed in the obtaining or the use of the loans in question.

Facing the threat of sea level rise, the SIDS and other low-lying coastal areas that are home to hundreds of millions of people could be the most affected during the coming century.

Local accounts purport that these vessels frequently engaged in intentional collisions with local fishermen in Somali waters, leading to the destruction of fishing gear, injuries and even deaths of local subsistence fishers.

[...] [...] its long and commendable history of promoting [...] [...]

The review team noted the lack of reference in this provision of third-party beneficiaries as persons who could potentially benefit from the commission of the offence.

The respondents stated that the main barriers to the implementation of educational activities include inadequate educational materials and their unavailability, inadequate funding, inexperienced staff, weak academic and research institutions, and competition with other subjects in an already overcrowded educational curriculum.

Among locals, this famous ancient Buddhist Temple is called Jingangzuo Dagoba.

[...] [...] comments and for his praiseworthy perseverance in [...]

Caimito fruit has a pulp that produces sweet, white milk, the inspiration for its local name of "pomme de lait" in the West Indies and "mother's milk" (vu sua) in Vietnam.

Many participants stated that the concept of a green economy needed further clarification, with some saying that there was still no consensus on what a green economy meant and others linking it to the (low/non-) use of carbon in the economy and to “green growth”.

Some in Thailand argue that Cambodia’s [...] [...]

However, Mr. Ngezayo reasonably objects to the fact that, although he was described in the opening sentence as the landowner, later in the paragraph other claimants of the land are described as “evicted owners”.

The multi-I/O (single, dual, and quad) serial NOR line offers dramatic read performance (up to 54 MB/s), flexible memory partitioning (uniform 64 KB and 4 KB), small package size, and wide package support.

In the US, the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984 overturned a landmark court decision (Roche versus Bolar, 1984) by introducing, inter alia, what is now known as the “Bolar Exception” (or “early working exception”).

It was also stated that a reference in the commentary to the rules on nationality would suffice, considering that questions of loss of nationality or denationalization may arise independently of any subsequent expulsion.

The implementation review conducted by the Office of the Special Adviser on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women showed that organizations of the United Nations system have made commendable efforts and there has been significant progress in many areas of the System-wide Action Plan, in particular in such areas as peacekeeping, peacemaking and peacebuilding.

Moreover, domestic demand could be supplied by parallel imports (governed in legal terms by what is known as the “exhaustion of rights” doctrine).63 They recognised that a special problem existed for countries with insufficient manufacturing capacity in making use of compulsory licensing, and instructed the TRIPS Council to find a solution by the end of this year.

While staff seem to be well aware of the gender policy, close to half of the respondents of the survey indicated that they do not feel they have the necessary skills to mainstream gender in their work.