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The report stressed, however, that much still needs to be done in developing a culture of preserving and repairing traditional houses rather than accepting their eventual replacement.

Queens Park in downtown Toronto was converted into Rainbow City, a colorful alternative dimension of gigantic totems, magical mushrooms, oversize bounce houses, and inflatable characters that came to life.

[...] country, and mentioned the special situation of Jehovah’s Witnesses [...]

The restaurant is touted as one of Malaysia’s best restaurants since 2002, Peppino promises patrons impeccable authentic Italian cuisine complemented by unforgettable Shangri-La hospitality.

[...] [...] identified in the draft document have already been addressed, as noted above (see para. 30), and, once finalized, it will serve as a useful reference [...]

The Board was concerned that the lack of adequate physical and environmental controls might lead to unauthorized access to the server room and the inability of UNRWA to prevent hazards to the servers.

(b) Convening consultations and joint meetings and ensuring regular thematic coordination with other relevant mechanisms and bodies, including an annual meeting of the chairs and co-chairs of the other thematic bodies under the Convention, in order to avoid duplication of effort and to ensure that all critical aspects of adaptation are addressed

Welcoming the outcome of the seventeenth session of the Commission on the thematic issues of agriculture, rural development, land, drought, desertification and Africa,15 Recalling that the themes of the eighteenth and nineteenth sessions of the Commission, namely, transport, chemicals, waste management, mining and a tenyear framework of programmes on sustainable consumption and production patternsare interlinked and should be addressed in an integrated manner, taking [...] [...]

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The Committee is concerned that corruption remains pervasive in the State party and that misuse of public resources continues to divert resources that could enhance the implementation of the rights of the child.

[...] [...] assist it in addressing the issue of climate change, and to focus not only on building capacity and partnerships, but also on providing assistance with specific, “shovelready” projects that would produce visible, concrete and measurable results [...]

Is it right that the patentee can then prevent the compound being used, without her authorisation, for purposes she had not foreseen?

[...] [...] profile and visibility within the United Nations system and with other intergovernmental organizations, (iv) contribute to interagency cooperation and coherence, (v) offer gender mainstreaming training to Headquarters, field offices and National [...] [...]

[...] [...] coordination with diverse development partners, effectively help a broad spectrum of programme countries arrive at viable policy options and concrete plans to anticipate and act on the multitude of complex challenges [...]

[...] the council’s offices as obsolete PC [...] [...]

[...] [...] C/3 documents the field offices were hardly visible.

For this purpose, the Office will seek to raise awareness among field personnel of the services offered by the Ethics Office, increase its visibility in the field by conducting on-site visits and make better use of communication technology to reach field-based staff, and place increased emphasis on various outreach, education, communication and training activities for staff in field missions.

[...] [...] countries operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5, of the impending phase-out and options that may be available for dealing with their chillers and to assist Governments and decision makers; (c) [...] [...]

Designs of rice fields with fish on ancient Chinese pottery from tombs of the Han Dynasty (206 BC–225 AD), inscriptions from a thirteenth century king of Thailand, and traditional sayings, such as one from Viet Nam – “rice and fish are like mother and children”, are all testament that the combination of rice and fish has traditionally been regarded as an indicator of wealth and stability.

Various criteria were used to determine the offices to benefit from this mentoring exercise [...] [...]

The Commission commended the Subregional Office for acting as the subregional development arm of the United Nations, supporting the work of ESCAP and enhancing the visibility of ESCAP in the subregion by, among other things, facilitating subregional cooperation and disseminating information on good practices, thereby bringing ESCAP closer to governments and people in the subregion.

The Representative of WHO referred to the WHO management response on Recommendation 5 and informed the Commission that a high level management group met regularly with the participation of the Assistant Directors General of FAO and WHO to consider strategic issues affecting Codex and related FAO/WHO activities, which was an important step to improve the operation of the Codex programme.

[...] training should be accessible and available to all persons, and should take into account the particular challenges [...] [...]