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[...] identification when cashing travellers cheques.

[...] [...] peacekeeping operations, realizing the full potential [...] [...]

[...] [...] notes, the encashment of which was due into the next replenishment period, and parties were strongly urged to accelerate encashment.

The Working Group believes that the draft Charter does not live up to the promise of the Code in several ways, some of which illustrate the inherent limitations of a voluntary approach to regulation and demonstrate the need for a binding international instrument.

[...] commitments should be fulfilled and additional efforts should be made by various [...] [...]

As documented by the Group, in 2009 Serge Mel Meledje was appointed Managing Director of Darkwood Logistics and UAZ-CI (see annex 21); however, Mr. Meledje’s real role was to cash cheques issued by the Treasury, keeping a personal commission of 0.05 to 0.08 per cent of the amount of the cheques (see annex 22).

[...] per cent rate of attainment in its contributions [...] [...]

[...] [...] building on existing mechanisms, [...] [...]

[...] and equitable encashment of promissory [...] [...]

With regard to ODA, agreed commitments by development partners need to be fulfilled by providing long-term concessional aid in a predictable fashion, and also identify new and innovative financing mechanisms to address development challenges that least developed countries are facing.

[...] [...] remain largely unfulfilled for the Asia-Pacific [...]

[...] [...] commitments through, for example, partnership-building [...] [...]

Finally, we look forward the conclusions of the Tokyo conference in July 2012, aimed at building on the outcomes of the Bonn and Istanbul Conferences and at ensuring delivery on the commitments made by the international community towards Afghanistan’s stability and sustainable economic development.

[...] banks that will cash travellers cheques.

The Committee notes the difficulties of fully implementing the paradigm shift from guardianship (“patronato”) to the integral protection of the child and that such a shift has not yet fully materialized, nor has it been translated into a new specifically designed and appropriately resourced institutional set-up at the provincial level.

Welcoming the reconvening of the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee for the Coordination of the International Assistance to Palestinians, under the chairmanship of Norway, at United Nations Headquarters on 22 September 2008, and affirming the importance of continued follow-up and fulfilment of pledges made at the Paris donors’ conference of 17 December 2007 to mobilize donors to provide financial support to the Palestinian Authority to enable it to build a prosperous and viable Palestinian State and, in the meantime, to also provide assistance to alleviate the socio-economic and humanitarian crisis being faced by the Palestinian people, and acknowledging the contribution of the Palestinian-European Mechanism for the Management of Socio-Economic Aid of the European Commission in this regard

[...] the Government of the Sudan to make good on its [...] [...]

The High Commissioner commended the pledges made by States in a range of areas and highlighted the importance of implementing these pledges in order to enhance the protection of refugees and stateless people.

[...] [...] finance, and urged the fulfilment of the official [...]

Now many of them feel that the commitments [...] [...]

[...] [...] “results” not achieved or with cost-effectiveness.

WIPO should take action to make effective its stated policy of being more responsive to the need to adapt its IP advice to the specific circumstances of the particular developing country it is assisting.

The more specific the reparatory measures decided by the Committee, the easier it will be for a State to comply with its views and to honour the international commitments it has accepted to guarantee the human rights of all persons subject to its jurisdiction.

[...] [...] progressively the full realization of human rights [...] [...]

Treaty and called on Israel to place all of its nuclear facilities under International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) comprehensive safeguards, confirmed the States parties’ continued resolve to pursue the commitments given in 1995 and 2000 in that respect.

Cheques issued to Protec-SA were generally cashed at the Société générale de banques en Côte d’Ivoire (SGBCI), Agency Vridi in Abidjan (account No. 011646281746) and at Bank of Africa, IA Plateau in Abidjan (account No. 010040803237000078).

In response to the suggestions and recommendations formulated by the Committee in its concluding observations (E/C.12/1/Add.40), it should be noted that Cameroon is engaged in setting up a framework for safeguarding and implementing the economic, social and cultural rights in accordance with its international commitments.