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Life-cycle testing, durability, reliability and fatigue testing are [...] [...]

Our workers are used to eating bitterness ... they can work 13 to 14 hours a day for very little”, its vice president told the Wall Street Journal.

[...] [...] resulting in conditions of labor that are often harsh [...] [...]

Learned basic principles how to make yourself a good person: Through practice, we learned what it really means by seriousness, humbleness, broad bosom, optimism, enthusiasm, charity, diligentness and thriftness.

For example, U.S. multinational corporations are in a position to create internship and work/study opportunities for graduate students to provide cutting-edge training and exposure to working in diverse cultures.

We appreciate that DCO staff devote considerable effort to finalizing the accounts and that the implementation of the new Finance and Budget System (FABS) imposed additional requirements and pressures on UNESCO personnel.

[...] we have worked diligently, patiently and responsibly [...]

[...] “constraint-based” or frugal innovation, these [...] [...]

Hard work and always aiming for high quality outputs will allow you to succeed and indeed thrive in the research environment.

It has changed the Organization drastically from being a good multilateral employer to an institution in which efficacy and performance have respectively become synonymous with drastic cuts and savings.

Their presence has provided much-needed order, stability and hope in so many places, and we should never forget the sacrifices and service of these soldiers, police officers, advisers and aid workers who do the hard work and face the danger far from this Chamber that we are in today.

I have seen the good that the United Nations has accomplished all over the world, and I have been privileged to meet many of the dedicated men and women who work under the blue flag in troubled lands very far from their homes: places like Liberia, where United Nations forces have provided the space and security that that war-torn country needed to begin putting itself back together; Pakistan, where United Nations aid workers are assisting people whose homes and livelihoods have been washed away by the floods; and, of course, Haiti, where United Nations peacekeepers, led by Brazil, were immediately back on the streets after the earthquake, despite having suffered grievous losses themselves.

It is in the kibbutz, in scarcity, where I learned to respect pioneers and developed an affinity for creative minds and labouring hands.

Yet while that assistance protected refugees from some of the worst effects of poverty and provided a modest basis for recovery should a peace process gain traction, sadly an unhealthy level of dependency on foreign assistance had been thrust upon Palestinian society, traditionally so self-reliant, enterprising and hard-working.

(b) Other austerity measures related [...] [...]

We fully appreciate the desire to have balance accorded to all these topics, but common sense and fiscal prudence seem to suggest that you should not feel it incumbent upon you to call a meeting if you have determined that there are no further requests to speak on a given topic.

If pairs of hands were sufficient to make Mauritius a politically and economically stable country in the 1970s and 1980s, current economic growth can only be sustained by pairs of thinking hands.

[...] [...] Koreans’ spirit of diligence, self-help and [...]