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This recognition of their competence, however, introduces a factor of instability into the project since they are constantly solicited for other important functions.

[...] [...] authorised to be done by any such provision [...]

[...] [...] what remained to be done.

[...] that, according to past practice, consideration [...] [...]

[...] [...] following his practices will be the only [...]

Under the Regulation, employers must apply the following measures to ensure safe work of female workers: temporary alleviation of working conditions if necessary, changing of work arrangements, incl. reducing the length of a working day and allowing for suitable rest breaks, temporary transfer to easier or different work, temporary transfer to daytime or evening work.

As stated in its Medium-Term Strategy for 2002-2007 (31 C/4) the Organization is firmly committed to mainstreaming throughout all its programmes the needs and requirements of the LDCs, in particular by “targeting the most disadvantaged groups (women and youth) and identifying specific actions for them; spreading and replicating successful examples of alternatives to traditional formal education; encouraging the use of science and technology in order to improve material living conditions in the LDCs; using culture as a political lever for poverty alleviation (promoting artistic creation, developing cultural industries and intellectual property rights); and fostering the development of LDCs and their access to ICTs”.

Due to the sensitive nature of the work in the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General delegates many tasks to his Special Assistant, which in other offices are dealt with by the administrative assistants.

If your employer has not met the employment standards requirements, he/she may be required to pay you compensation for lost wages and/or rehire you.

[...] [...] Ombudsman as it did in the earlier press release; that Professor Luk refused to do so because [...] [...]

[...] countries what to do had gone out with colonialism.

[...] what they are doing, and your compliance with their requests makes you safer.

We can do no great things; only small [...]

In Belgium, it is generally recognized that an international provision produces direct effects when it is clear and comprehensive, when it requires the Belgian State either to refrain from action or to take some specific action, and when it may be invoked as a source of law by individuals without the need for any additional domestic legislation.

It can be integrated into existing programmes and should be a part of the care given to everyone with a life-limiting illness.

We condemn Israel’s attempt to change demographics and to bring about significant changes in the occupied Syrian Golan area, particularly through the extension and expansion of settlements, which is a flagrant violation of international law, of General Assembly resolution 497 (1981) and the Fourth Geneva Convention.

In line with this mandate, UNODC contributed substantively to the preparation and organization of the Second (Doha, 2005) and Third (Bucharest, 2009) World Summits and plans to do the same with the Fourth World Summit, to be held in Seoul in 2011.

It is how we deliver when it really matters.

[...] [...] project, if done, would stay within the executing department; whereas with [...] [...]

All of the members of Irrelevant Commission formed a volunteer organisation, and spent half a month volunteering in an orphanage.

[...] [...] prevented from doing what is not [...] [...]

I hope, too, that the international community understands that long-term stability is far from having been achieved in Nepal and that, despite the many demands upon it, it will remain concerned for 27 million of the poorest people in Asia, who deserve a better future.

Follow the instructions in steps 4-7 of Section 7-Collecting Correlation Data.

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