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[...] [...] kinds of fabrics manufactured from such yarns, and all kinds of imitation leathers and rubbers, [...] [...]

The reform of human resource management policies and processes will contribute [...] [...]

[...] consequences for stability and reform.

All these reforms constitute an important instrument in the promotion of the economic growth and poverty reduction, but their impact may not be immediately assessed.

The experts agreed to preserve the confidentiality of the sources, as the interviewed persons feared that the divulgation of their identities could cause harm to the individuals involved.

[...] [...] to address land reform; making the legislative process more transparent by sharing draft legislation with an impact on human rights issues with the wider community; and creating a Government and civil society forum to foster an environment of cooperation to strengthen democracy and human rights in the [...]

They may also require assistance, inter alia, in the preparation of fisheries management plans, the implementation of a modern approach to fisheries management, the development of artificial reefs and fish-releasing programmes to enhance wild stocks, the management and monitoring of marine protected areas for fish nurseries and better utilization of by-catches.

indirect discrimination shall be taken to occur when an apparently neutral provision, criterion or practice would put persons of a racial or ethnic origin at a particular disadvantage compared with other persons, unless that provision, criterion or practice is objectively justified by a legitimate aim and the means of achieving that aim are appropriate and necessary.

[...] human resources reform programme.

[...] [...] cause annoyance, inconvenience or disturbance to any other person.

Poor material conditions are exacerbated by overcrowding and adversely affect everyone living or working in prison; they contribute to the tensions in custody and to the deterioration of relations among prisoners and between prisoners and staff, which in turn increases the risk of ill-treatment.

[...] [...] Cuba and the adverse effects of such [...] [...]

(c) To adopt and implement a comprehensive strategy addressing all forms of discrimination, including multiple forms of discrimination against all groups of children in vulnerable situations, and implement it in coordination with a wide range of stakeholders and involving all sectors of society so as to facilitate social and cultural change and the creation of an enabling environment that is supportive of equality among children.

[...] [...] essential to the reform of human resources [...] [...]

(d) The high-level interactive thematic debates will be on the following themes: resource mobilization for least developed countries’ development and global partnership; enhancing productive capacities and the role of the private sector in least developed countries; harnessing trade for least developed countries’ development and transformation; human and social development, gender equality and empowerment of women; reducing vulnerabilities, responding to emerging challenges and enhancing food security in least developed countries; and good governance at all levels.

[...] [...] in design and manufacture defined by 36 [...]

[...] [...] and justice sector reforms; and the allocation [...] [...]

[...] [...] belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and [...] [...]

[...] independent content creators in developing countries to market their productions and reach international [...] [...]

[...] [...] functions, they inflict severe pain or [...] [...]

She also pointed out that Professor Cheng’s suggestions on the Education Reforms were in line with EMB policies and she had no reason to ask Professor Morris not to employ Professor Cheng on the basis that Professor Cheng’s articles were undermining the Education Reforms.