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[...] [...] industries with increasing technologically [...]

Participation in early childhood care and education is rising, the gender gap in primary education is narrowing and literacy is on the increase.

Another important step was the proliferation during the last decade of internal audit/oversight committees as a governance tool in United Nations organizations, with diverse and evolving responsibilities and membership, comparable but not identical to those in the private sector.

[...] [...] demographic change; gender equality; globalization; the illicit economy; climate change; and the emergence of [...]

The symposium contributed to initiate a reflection on the rapidly changing patterns of thinking, emerging perceptions, mentalities, attitudes and behaviours brought on by the emergence of knowledge societies.

The emergence of small groups has been accompanied by a change in tactics and targets.

These include (a) rising and changing patterns of consumption in fast-growing and large developing countries such as China and India; (b) the possibly increasing trade-off between biofuels and food; and (c) the unfolding effects of climate change.

[...] [...] managing the biofuels boom while upholding [...]

[...] [...] countries of the emerging global energy [...] [...]

AA Luce, Monophysitism Past and Present; RV Sellers, Two Ancient Christologies and The Council of Chalcedon; ER Hardy, Christian Egypt: Church and People; WHC Frend, The Rise of the Monophysite Movement; WA Wigram, The Separation of the Monophysites.

[...] [...] protection are also emerging, providing new [...]

(Former) China Netcom Group Corporation had provided a user-oriented business hall, agent business, door-to-door service, 10060 client service and active outbound calling services to its users, but the service channels through Internet were not much.

On 24 and 25 November 2008, the Chairperson-Rapporteur Alexander Nikitin participated in a workshop on the consequences of the rise of private military and security services at the Institute of Strategy at the Royal Danish Defence College, and on 26-27 November 2008, made two presentations on regulating private military and security companies at the plenary session and section of the symposium “Humanitarian space and military operations” organized by the Danish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Defence, the Danish Red Cross and the Danish Institute for Human Rights.

Following the resurgence of piracy in 2005, there was a lull in 2006, when the country was run by the Islamic Courts Union in Mogadishu for one year.

[...] the beginning of the rise of the kingdom [...] [...]

The landscape was covered with white powder this morning – unfortunately the highways too… Anyway, that’s what I needed to get in the mood to start hunting for Christmas gifts, lol.

[...] will document the rise of the most salient [...] [...]

Furthermore, mobile commerce is on the rise in China, with Near-Field Communication (NFC) and the QC Code having already made its way into Chinese ecommerce.

Meanwhile, the rise of TDD technology [...] [...]

The term ukiyo-e, literally “pictures of the floating world,” refers to a genre of Japanese artwork that flourished in the Edo period (1600–1868).

In Latin America, the return to democratic regimes by the late 1980s, coupled with the call by indigenous and other social movements for fundamental changes, saw the passing of new national Constitutions that tried to establish a more propitious legislative and institutional framework for the recognition of truly multi-ethnic, multilingual and pluricultural societies, in which indigenous peoples’ right to participate in electoral processes is often the cornerstone of these changes.

[...] [...] with a finance boom in the mid 90s and the IT, export, services and outsourcing boom in 2000s.

As a steelmaker in today’s global economy however, whether your plant is located in the industrialised world, in a developing country or in a growing steel superpower, you are faced with a common set of challenges.

Policymakers also need to respond to new technological and business developments, such as the emergence of knowledge markets, ensuring that the IP system best serves the needs of societies.

AM-CCSM's international director Ross Paterson spoke from Acts 11 about his vision for the company "of an army of ordinary people raised up to make a difference in every area of China's life: because they walk with Jesus and bring His incarnational light into every dark place; because they have Jesus' love for one another and the people of China; because they understand that success is plural; and because they believe that ordinary people can make a difference.

These are described as "unlawful detention centres", often housed in state-run hotels, nursing homes or psychiatric hospitals, which "sprang into existence after a network of official police detention centres used to house people who did not have proper residence permits was closed in 2003.

At this time of protest and contestation [...] [...]

[...] [...] Age, which had started in France in 1972 [...] [...]

But recently we have been witness to a trend in which companies are adhering to the development of acronyms to push any sort of brand message at all (I’m using an HP, and I just looked over to my phone, an LG, and my colleague to the right is drinking from a CITI mug).