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[...] holders highlighted the fact that the road map had triggered [...] [...]

With a view to raising public awareness on the situation of neglected and street children and young people in Kyrgyzstan and mobilizing efforts of the government, civil society and donors, UNESCO supported the scientific and practical conference on “Problems of neglected and street children and young people and ways of their solution”, organized by the National Commission of the Kyrgyz Republic for UNESCO, which had been designated the focal point of the project in the country.

Like many others here, the European Union, France and President Sarkozy have worked continuously for the past 10 days to find a way out of this situation.

The Syrian Government reiterates its determination to implement Mr. Annan's plan and initiative and affirms its welcome for the outcome of the Geneva meeting: as it has declared, it believes that there can be no resolution of the Syrian crisis unless the representatives of the Syrian people sit together at the national conference table in order to find a way out that will stop the bloodshed, ensure the dignity of the Syrian people and build a stable future for the country that is decided by the Syrian people and achieved through Syrian leadership.

Shall we also help to find a way out for the undocumented migrants?

It also encompasses a long-term vision, which necessitates a permanent and firm commitment and entails a blend of traditional and contemporary modalities to understand the roots of conflicts and the ways to mitigate violence.

[...] [...] peaceful way out of the crisis in Syria, thereby avoiding military intervention, as has been repeatedly affirmed by the Council.

[...] [...] view of the massive expansion of liquidity in [...]

For earlier Crisis Group reporting on Myanmar, see Crisis Group Asia Briefing N°105, The Myanmar Elections, 27 May 2010; Asia Report N°177, China’s Myanmar Dilemma, 14 September 2009; Asia Report N°174, Myanmar: Towards the Elections, 20 August 2009; Asia Report N°161, Burma/ Myanmar After Nargis: Time to Normalise Aid Relations, 20 October 2008; Asia Report N°144, Burma/Myanmar: After the Crackdown, 31 January 2008; Asia Briefing N°58, Myanmar: New Threats to Humanitarian Aid, 8 December 2006; Asia Briefing N°34, Myanmar: Update on HIV/AIDS Policy, 16 December 2004; Asia Report N°82, Myanmar: Aid to the Border Areas, 9 September 2004; Asia Report N°78, Myanmar: Sanctions, Engagement or Another Way Forward?

[...] [...] outlets for their exports, but also as suppliers [...] [...]

While some refugees indeed succeed in improving their lot by such movement, the situation awaiting those who move to cities is, however, frequently harsh and unwelcoming, and the search for solutions often elusive.

From a broad perspective, three prevention strategies can be identified: effective legal prevention mechanisms at the national level, strengthening community protection mechanisms at the local level, and providing children with alternatives.

Some emphasized that a green economy was the only way forward to address such challenges as climate change and its impacts.

Prosecutions may prove pointless if they are not accompanied by the establishment of alternatives to piracy for the Somali people based on investments in communities that produce domestic revenues that contribute to the development of a formal economy.

[...] [...] place and new opportunities and outlets [...]

[...] [...] hope of a better life, are [...]

The only way to minimize the impacts of disasters is through the integration of disaster risk reduction into national development plans.

Cylinders for safe storage are costly and storage space is usually limited, resulting in high risk of venting if no outlets for destruction can be found.

So high-end large screen splicing display market will inevitably become the large screen LCD manufacturers in the world, but appeared on the market so strong competitors, each big LCD screen makers have to consider their own strategy well, although now DLP large-screen Mosaic has slowly in the large screen splicing market curtain call, but many manufacturers of DLP technology is still in the update, so a lot of DLP large-screen traditional manufacturers started to plan his own way, some manufacturers began to DLP large-screen Mosaic as the main business, also began to carry out the tablet LCD splicing market, some is strengthened their DLP big screen technology as well as their service systems.

[...] [...] and diverse pathways for our students," said Dr Catherine K. K. Chan, Deputy Secretary for Education.

[...] [...] an alternative exit for the Independent [...] [...]

It is fairer to them to have a common and flexible curriculum framework, guaranteeing broad and balanced learning experiences, containing a whole range of achievement levels to stretch their potential to the full.

Regularization is one response to this, but the incentives to be regularized can be too low for those who have left their home country without proper documentation, often to escape hopeless economic circumstances and avoid expensive or inefficient processes in the countries of origin.

Many of these people eventually found their way to the migrant work camps in central California that had been established, under President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, by the Farm Security Administration (FSA).

For the next two years, MSC Cruises will be supporting an innovative UNICEF project to combat poverty and inequality by helping ensure disadvantaged children in Rio de Janeiro and São Paolo gain equality of access to a quality education.

Whilst still aimed to reduce household consumption, smart metering differs from energy monitoring as it is utilities managing and using information shifting responsibility from consumer to company.