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[...] [...] of countries emerging from conflict.

[...] to "de-Bolshevik" him with obscure methods.

[...] [...] emerge from the crisis better off than before.

The African Union has recently taken appropriate measures through the appointment of Mr. José Madeira of Mozambique as Special Envoy, the imminent establishment of a joint coordination mechanism and a regional intervention force with a mandate to strengthen operational capacity in countries affected by LRA atrocities; creation of an environment conducive to the stabilization of affected areas freed from LRA atrocities, and facilitation of the transport of humanitarian assistance to the affected areas.

[...] [...] emphasized the need to set a tentative time period for the first round of the 2009 presidential election, so as to make the crisis recovery [...] [...]

(d) To take concrete measures for the rehabilitation and social integration of children removed from situations involving the worst forms of child labour by, inter alia, ensuring access to education and social services

[...] agriculture was considered an efficient tool to lift smallholder farmers from poverty, [...] [...]

[...] objective is to lift its people out of poverty through [...]

The proactive use of objective scientific knowledge could inform the public and thus free people from unnecessary anxiety, while preventing the spread of harmful and groundless rumours about radiation.

The open access advantage is greater for the more citable articles, not because of a quality bias from authors self-selecting what to make open access, but because of a quality advantage, from users self-selecting what to use and cite, freed by open access from the constraints of selective accessibility to subscribers only.

[...] potential of ICTs to overcome women’s isolation and [...] [...]

Mr. Manzano and Mr. Deyongh were never detained and are even fugitives from Colombian justice, so that they cannot allege that they were affected by any undue delay in delivery of the criminal sentence, especially since the criminal charges relating to aggravated fraud, prevention of the course of justice and providing false information in and forging of a public document on the part of an official were declared to be time-barred, in order to clarify the legal situation of the accused and absolve them of those charges.

[...] [...] societies that wanted to leave violence behind and reap [...]

Key steps to be taken at that time of crisis should aim to (a) contain the spread of the crisis both across borders (contagion) and to the real economy (ensuring liquidity); (b) reflate the economy via fiscal and (fiscal space) and monetary measures (monetary space); and (c) reinforce appropriate regulatory reform at the national and international levels.

[...] adolescents from various social problems step by step and [...] [...]

This requires that international efforts be concerted with Arab efforts for a rapid, effective and decisive action, first to ensure immediate cessation of violence in order to protect the fraternal Syrian people, and secondly to begin, as soon as possible, the implementation of the road map for a peaceful political solution that rids Syria of its grinding crisis and achieves the aspirations of the Syrian people for change and reform — a move to a peaceful democratic life in which all segments of the Syrian people enjoy dignity and freedom, as called for by every Arab country.

[...] [...] countries to enable them to escape from poverty, and [...] [...]

[...] African wisdom would allow Côte d’Ivoire to [...]

Our actions have, inter alia, resulted in more employment for disadvantaged young people; in children and young people having been given access to creative learning environments that build self-esteem and move them from exclusion towards sociability and then employability.

[...] development has brought many millions out of poverty, the lifestyles to [...] [...]

As in other agricultural sectors, tobacco is subjected to certification schemes involving good agricultural practices (that require rational use of pesticide, not necessarily prohibit MB use), so moving away from MB is considered a step in the right direction.

[...] managed to lift millions of people out of poverty.

[...] [...] of validating data and allows them to instead focus [...]

Lastly, measures should be taken internationally to provide security assurances to non-nuclear-weapon States parties to the Treaty, such as universal commitment to the “no-first-use” principle, the gradual departure from reliance on nuclear weapons in military doctrines, and the relinquishing of the threat of use of nuclear weapons as a means to advance strategic interests.

[...] [...] availability, freeing you from the constraints of specialized [...]

This approach has the effect of balancing the interest of the insolvent licensor to escape affirmative burdens under the licence agreement and the interest of the licensee to protect its investment in the licensed intellectual property.

A more flexible and less burdensome mix of programming tools will be better suited to serve nationallyowned development agendas, and will clear administrative burden in UNDP offices to provide more space for engagement on substantive matters.

Members are also aware that the current situation is the product of a consensus decision we reached in 2009 in order to emerge from our deadlock over the substantive agenda items before the Commission.