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[...] [...] the past four years, which has had negative cumulative effects on growth and has threatened to [...] [...]

Despite the refusal to register him as a candidate, the author continued his “propaganda and information work” among his supporters in order to inform them about the reasons for the non-registration of his candidacy and his opinion about the upcoming political events in the country.

These consultations dealt with the following themes: Infostructures in developing countries; Cultural diversity; Public domain and fair use; Freedom of expression in the Information Society and Education in and for the Information Society.

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The three fundamental goals of the PRS are: dynamic development and economic growth, focusing on job creation in the private sector; prevention of new poverty as a consequence of the forthcoming modernization and restructuring and the rationalization of State and its fundamental functions; efficient implementation of existing programmes and creation of new programmes, measures and activities directly targeting the poorest and socially most vulnerable groups, with a focus on the underdeveloped regions (children, the elderly, persons with disabilities, refugees and internally displaced persons, the Roma, the rural population and the undereducated), particularly in the least developed regions.

(e) that the Director-General is authorized to advance during 2004-2005 sums not exceeding in total $500,000 at any one time, to finance self-liquidating expenditures, including those arising in connection with Trust Funds and Special Accounts; these sums are advanced pending availability of sufficient receipts from Trust Funds and Special Accounts, international bodies and other extrabudgetary sources; sums so advanced shall be reimbursed as rapidly as possible.

[...] complaints are not received from conflict areas, there are reliable [...] [...]

First, the advent of biotechnology, and in particular genetic engineering, in the last twenty years has vastly [...] [...]

Introducing the Advisory Committee’s report on the financing of UNMEE (A/64/660/Add.1), she said that, in his report (A/64/586 and Corr.1), the SecretaryGeneral recommended that the General Assembly should return credits to Member States in the amount of $9,353,300, representing the net cash available in the Special Account of the Mission from the balance of credits in respect of the 2007/08 financial period; take note of the amount of $5,383,100, representing the remaining balance of credits due to Member States from the 2007/08 period, and of the amount of $9,361,600, representing credits due to Member States from the 2008/09 period; and defer until its sixty-fifth session a decision on the treatment of the total amount of $14,744,700, comprising the balance of credits due from both periods.

At any time after the receipt of a communication [...] [...]

[...] the matter a certain urgency, but it was generally deemed preferable [...] [...]

A Thai foreign ministry official said the tools of international law could have been used to resolve any bilateral differences and negotiate such agreements, but “the crux of the problem is the pressure on the government from the military and the PAD.

[...] [...] related to the arrival of warm equatorial [...]

The main changes inside and outside the State were the fiscal and managerial reforms undertaken by States to overcome their fiscal deficits and related problems; the democratization of authoritarian or semi-authoritarian regimes; the decentralization of public power; the rise of multi-State formations; a growing autonomy and civic activism of civil society organizations; economic liberalization or neoliberal reforms; the globalization of markets (finance, trade, services, manufacturing); and the rise of the information age, in addition to increasing world problems like poverty, inequality, security, migration, terrorism, and climate change.

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Inconclusive evidence of the presence of maize, an important cereal crop throughout the pre-Columbian world, at Norte Chico sites has led archaeologists to speculate whether maize agriculture helped spur major cultural advances that occurred along the Pacific coast of Peru from roughly 3000 to 1800 B.C.

If consequent to a notification of defect on the part of the ordering party OASE should determine when checking the goods that are the object of the notification of defect that the defect is not the responsibility of OASE, but rather that the defect is due to an operating error or improper handling for which the ordering party is responsible, then OASE shall be authorised to bill the ordering party a flat rate service charge of 19.90 € plus VAT, plus shipping costs per product for the work load incurred.

[...] Indonesia nearly 30 years ago to seek a better [...]

She recalled that the Committee would be discussing at a later stage the next budget performance report, with detailed information on recosting; budgetary proposals for special political missions for the first year of the forthcoming biennium; and measures to mitigate foreign-exchange and inflation risks.

In 2007 Parties to the Montreal Protocol agreed that the funding available through the Multilateral Fund in the upcoming replenishments shall be stable and sufficient to meet all agreed incremental costs to enable Article 5 Parties to comply with the accelerated phase out schedule for HCFCs, and based on that understanding, directed the Executive Committee to make the necessary changes to the eligibility criteria related to the post-1995 facilities and second conversions (paragraph 5 of decision XIX/6).

At any time after the receipt of a communication and before a determination on the merits has [...] [...]

Egypt stressed that the fact that the Bahamas came to Geneva twice [...] [...]

The Committee notes from the information provided in section V.B of the proposed budget for 2010/11 (A/64/632) that, given the time frame for UNMIS to implement the various construction projects throughout the Mission area, the limited capacity and the short time frame available during the dry season to undertake any construction work, the Mission determined that permanent structures would be built to cater for any shortfalls in accommodation requirements for staff in sector headquarters as a result of the reconfiguration of military units and the additional presence of substantive personnel at the state level, before any replacement of existing hard-wall accommodation.

[...] [...] and whenever he came to Mecca for Hajj [...] [...]

In section V, paragraph 11, of the same resolution, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to seek a more effective strategy to fill current and future language post vacancies at all duty stations in a timely manner, took note of paragraph 92 of the report of the Secretary-General on the pattern of conferences (A/63/119 and Corr.1), and also requested the Secretary-General to hold the competitive examinations for the recruitment of language staff referred to in that paragraph, as well as other examinations beyond 2009, well in advance so as to fill current and future language post vacancies at all duty stations in a timely manner, and to inform the Assembly at its sixty-fourth session of efforts in that regard.