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(i) Monitoring the assignment of cells and beds to ensure that all inmates have a decent place to sleep without being obliged to pay for it

[...] [...] education, health, decent work and minimum [...]

Hence, there is an urgent need to find new development pathways which would ensure environmental sustainability and reverse ecological destruction, while managing to provide, now and in the future, a decent livelihood for all of humankind.

Meanwhile, in wealthier countries— despite the resources that are available—many young people leave school with no worthwhile qualifications, others are placed in various forms of special provision away from mainstream educational experiences, and some simply choose to drop out since what is taught at school seems irrelevant to their lives.

In order for populations in developing countries to achieve a decent living standard — especially the billions who currently still live in conditions of abject poverty, and the additional 2 billion people who will have been added to the world’s population by mid-century — much greater economic progress will be needed.

Continue efforts to improve the standard of living for all Liberians by providing decent housing, better health care, improved educational opportunities, electricity, potable water, road networks, etc.

Decent food is served only when there is a visit by a commission of the Ministry of Justice.

[...] computer lab or even proper bathrooms”, [...]

Certain factors, such as nutrition, access to drinking water, education, decent living conditions and others, must be taken into consideration in developing a comprehensive strategy for HIV prevention, treatment, care and management.

In the area of corruption, the proposed measures include: establishing a policy for re-engineering the prison administration system and a new organizational structure (organization chart and handbook of responsibilities); formulating job description profiles in the prison system; designing, proposing and implementing a selection process for the prison service; designing, proposing and implementing a promotion process for the prison service; designing and implementing a plan for re-engineering these processes; prohibiting staff from carrying money within prison premises and overseeing enforcement of the ban; making the most senior authority responsible for monitoring the assignment of cells and beds in order to ensure that each prisoner has a decent place to sleep without having to pay for it.

[...] not be possible if the development challenges that youth face — including social exclusion, unemployment, underemployment, lack of decent work [...] [...]

He drew attention to the substandard conditions of prisons in Kyrgyzstan and called on donor countries to help it create decent conditions for prisoners — including those serving life sentences — and to facilitate their social reinsertion upon release from prison.

Situations such as that described should not be repeated in the future, in order to maintain the principles of the Committee and also the spirit of the Montreal Protocol.

It also reflects in most instances a lack of interest in developing the dimensions of peace settlements, through cooperation with United Nations organs and other entities, to create urban communities that provide decent lives for belligerent forces and persuade them to lay down arms and devote themselves to building their country and to preventing it from descending yet again into conflict.

As it expected that a long-standing, stable mission like UNFICYP would [...] [...]