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House construction remains [...]

But teachers cannot develop their assessment knowledge in isolation from their knowledge of pedagogical content, which is also vital as they focus their teaching on meeting the student needs they identify.

[...] [...] the beginning of the rise of the kingdom of God (Pesiḥ. v. 51a), the belief was that between [...] [...]

[...] emphasized cost management in its public housing programme by optimizing land use, [...]

Articles 35 ff of Royal Decree 2006/2008 provide, for purposes of securing the most favourable permissible sources of finance, that dwellings reserved for specially vulnerable groups (including where appropriate groups of persons with disabilities) must have the following features: they must form part of buildings, or groups of buildings, destined entirely and solely for that purpose; the usable space in each dwelling must be not less than 15 and not more than 45 square metres per person but may be increased to 90 square metres to permit family units or groups to live together.

Online media has grown since 2006, though remains of very limited importance for the general public, especially outside of Dili, owing to the lack of access to technology and prohibitive costs for most of the population.

[...] in 2009 include the building of 129 and rehabilitation of 155 houses and apartments [...] [...]

Religious beliefs and an interest in the roots of their faith are an important [...] [...]

Regarding the violation of freedom of opinion and worship, Eritrea should repeal its ban on religions, cease its practice of arresting individuals who meet and practise other faiths, and end discrimination against Jehovah’s Witnesses.

[...] [...] together with the revitalization of the existing networks between faith-based organizations, [...] [...]

[...] network of women faith-based associations/organizations [...] [...]

[...] [...] and (ii) the revitalization of historic neighbourhoods (laboratory houses) and the enhancement [...]

Housed in a dramatic steel and glass building at the eastern end of Federation Square, the Ian Potter Centre: National Gallery of Victoria Australia in the City Centre is home to a marvellous collection of more than 20,000 pieces of Australian art, from the colonial to modern periods and with an entire floor dedicated to indigenous art.

But is that not also the core challenge of our Millennium Development Goals: to manage our planetary resources, our human capacity, our amassed capital, our amazing technological advances, our commonwealth of knowledge in a much more responsible way; to manage our resources in a way that respects our natural resources, respects the rights and needs of all our people and respects the well-being of future generations?

This house is just the beginning. Marie's dream is to build ten houses in all, and to consign the original orphanage to history.

First is our remarkable team in action all over the world: our technicians in our laboratories in Japan, England and the United States who set up complicated OEM axle and gearbox testing with amazing speed and run them with remarkable precision; our engineers running field trials in some of the harshest environments you can think of to test new Anglamol additives; our scientists who create new products rapidly to meet the needs of our customers and OEMs; and our global manufacturing, sales and marketing personnel who are keenly focused on meeting our customer’s product needs.

[...] [...] my dreams, shall I bemoan to you Arabism or bemoan my fellow Arabs to you?

Interfaith International encouraged Cyprus to set up favourable conditions for the removal of restrictive measures, which would make it possible for the faithful to exercise their religious freedom and to visit places of pilgrimage annually, and to combat trafficking in women by setting up a mechanism for the reintegration of victims in social and economic life.

[...] [...] intercultural and inter-faith dialogue, cultural [...]

[...] [...] multicultural and multi-faith composition of Russian [...]

Israel’s policy of forced evictions and home demolitions in the West Bank, notably in East Jerusalem and Area C, stems primarily from its policies of planning, development and building that severely restrict Palestinian construction.

[...] [...] with these duties together with the additional workload due to resumption of HOS as well as those arising from other housing initiatives and the increased complexity in public housing planning and development works, such as the redevelopment of aged estates; [...] [...]

[...] [...] hotel is being built and houses are being repaired, windows [...]