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[...] [...] misappropriation of millions of dollars of domestic [...] [...]

[...] empowerment of the people are inextricably linked; peace is integral to humane development; global peace is the sum total of local and regional peace; peace is impossible without the removal of all sources of repression, inequality and deprivation; peace is impossible without alleviation and eventual eradication of poverty and economic disparity in a [...] [...]

[...] [...] general; Manuscript of Volume V approved; Work on [...] [...]

[...] cross-contamination of the equipment’s [...]

In paragraph 2.6 in Chapter 12, it was said: "The majority of the respondents supported the proposal for the Government to assume direct responsibility for food safety and environmental hygiene, while views on the future structure of district organizations were again diverse.

[...] [...] biennium of: $0.1 million of short-term transition and translation costs for the project to update UNESCO’s Administrative Manual (Volume 1) and $0.25 million [...] [...]

[...] financial and economic crisis is still threatening the debt sustainability in some developing countries, inter alia, through its impact on the real economy and the increase in borrowing undertaken in order to mitigate the negative impacts of the crisis, and in that regard called upon all Governments to promote and contribute to the discussions, including within the United Nations and other appropriate forums, on the need and feasibility of new sovereign debt restructuring and debt resolution mechanisms that take into account the multiple dimensions of debt sustainability and its role on the achievement of the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals.

Although the curl level is established during [...] [...]

Priority will continue to be placed on the issue in the upcoming period, with enhanced efforts to increase the number of agreements and arrangements, and a particular focus on those States that are most frequently involved in specific cases.

(c) Provide children who have been or may have been involved in armed conflict with appropriate assistance for their physical and psychological recovery and their social reintegration

The food issue emerged for the first time as a major theme at the July 2009 summit in L’Aquila, Italy, as a response to a commodity boom that was beginning to falter, but that has since reemerged with the force of a hurricane.

The existence of armed conflict and other situations of violence had claimed millions of innocent lives and displaced tens of millions of people.

[...] [...] vital importance to millions of women and girls [...] [...]

But be safe, and don’t give them any of your personal details like your full name, your phone number or your address.

[...] [...] dumping of 40–50 million litres per day of partially treated or untreated sewage into the Mediterranean Sea, as well as contaminating [...] [...]

It is important to remember, however, that even a proper conservation of buildings with adequate resources does not replace the renovation and modernization of buildings and premises.

[...] [...] , has been used on thousands of businesses , in [...] [...]

[...] UNESCO, reaching tens of millions of viewers on prime time.

The self-assessment questionnaires supporting the attestations from senior managers on the internal controls under their purview have been reworked to better reflect the principles outlined in the Financial Rules.

[...] [...] engulfed the entire world economy and adversely affected [...]

[...] appeared only in the long questionnaire.

[...] [...] result, the relatives were often forced to request [...] [...]

Policy commitments have been hard to obtain with rapid political changes during times of conflict, and momentum seems lost on certain important areas like gender, but intensive lobbying has resulted in dedicated focal points in the Ministry of Education, e.g. for gender (each agency under MOES), HIV/AIDS and for ICT in education.

The project “Strengthening Palestinian Participatory Democracy and Dialogue” ($290,000), funded by the United Nations Democracy Funds was successfully completed, while UNESCO’s main partner AMIN Network complemented this project with the International Programme for the Development of Communication funds for 2011; “Citizen Media: a tool for change”, an ongoing project which shall end by March 2012, included workshops on advanced social media techniques targeted journalists, community members and bloggers in the West Bank and Gaza, aiming at providing an alternative media platform to promote freedom of expression, pluralism, social change and active participatory dialogue.

[...] [...] 64/6 on achieving the Millennium Development Goals in the ESCAP region, 64/7 on financing for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals by 2015 in the ESCAP region, 65/1 on implementation [...] [...]

Second, information encoded in the almost 27,000 on-line submissions, such as their source, dates, IP addresses, leaflet codes and key contents, were examined again and again, in order to classify them into different groups according to their trustworthiness.

[...] [...] multi-scale convolutional neural network.

[...] [...] a new comprehensive questionnaire to facilitate the final [...] [...]