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Or the demining of a certain terrain might prove to be so difficult and costly that it might not be reasonable when compared with [...]

It is only then that the sitting tenants will purchase these flats.

[...] [...] Nations Reform, there seems to be more openness from other United Nations agencies to cooperate with UNESCO in country programmes, but still the picture and [...]

[...] and post-conflict areas, several Member States proposed to continue promoting the ideals of a culture of peace and to coordinate UNESCO’s action in that regard with that [...] [...]

The Government has enormous recurrent expenditures in this respect but it is must disheartening that such huge investments fail to train up adequate satisfactory talents and we have to import graduate professionals from China.

[...] impacts and management measures can help make a project locally relevant [...]

They also observed that the authors first went to the place of residence of the first author’s mother in New York but did not make any attempt to seek asylum in the United States, while it would be reasonable to expect such an application in the first safe country of opportunity.

[...] support for the funding of PFF has expired, CGS continues to provide administrative support to existing programs and to those wishing to develop new PFF programs or modify existing programs to address new needs such as assessing student learning outcomes and teaching the responsible and ethical conduct of research.

Let us work together to reaffirm the solemn commitments made by the older generation of leaders in the United Nations Charter, enable the United Nations and the Security Council to better meet threats and challenges and strive for a world of common security and enduring peace.

In this case, it seems logical to consider [...] [...]

Five major themes of convergence between these three authors were identified during that first informal reflection process: (i) the place of pedagogy in their work, especially through education, experimentation and learning; (ii) nature, in the form of the desire for the search for a new covenant of solidarity between humanity and its environment; (iii) scientific and technological progress, enriched by dialogue with all forms of knowledge; (iv) human rights and democracy in response to colonialism, discrimination and political, economic, social and cultural exclusion; and, lastly (v) art and, in particular, poetry as a form of unique mediation between people and nature, and between individuals and their fellows.

[...] [...] demonstrate exhaustion14 , for instance where it is unlikely that settled jurisprudence of the highest court would be overturned on appeal,15 or where under applicable domestic laws, the claim would inevitably be dismissed16 .

[...] [...] and to ensure that the ".hk" country code top level domain (ccTLD) [...]

[...] [...] continued to hold high the ideals of the rule of law and [...] [...]

Luxembourg offers a competitive environment and an attractive place to develop added-value services, in particular for third party logistics providers or 3PL (product assembling, pick and pack, distribution, crossdocking, etc.), fourth-party logistics or 4PL (planning, freight services, customs brokerage, etc.), reverse logistics operators (for IT equipments, health products, raw materials, etc.) and shared services centres (e.g. for planning, reporting, tax and customs compliance, billing and collection).

[...] [...] only would be efficiency be less than ideal, but the job [...]

In the case of the former Executive Director, as the overall performance of the HKTB in 2005-2006 achieved its targets, and the job performance and management ability of the Executive Director were also satisfactory, the former Executive Director was awarded her performance pay in full, which amounted to $589,000.

[...] the technology is ideally suited to a range [...] [...]

Such sites are rarely ideal but we shall see that, in operating them, great care is taken [...]

[...] Meetings provided an ideal and cost-effective opportunity to meet the ozone officers from the network member countries, as well as members of the CAP teams and representatives from implementing and bilateral agencies working in the individual regions.

[...] [...] existence or extent of the legal and other requirements applicable to such [...] [...]

[...] [...] true and fair presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error; selecting and applying appropriate accounting policies; and making accounting estimates that are reasonable in the circumstances.

The practice in the past two years seems to indicate an undesirable trend that appears to be selective on the part of the Security Council and that seems to disregard full consideration of the position and/or recommendations of the AU or its organs.

[...] [...] duty to cooperate in the fight against impunity seemed to underpin the obligation [...] [...]

Furthermore, with regard to the claim in the recommendation that “solid knowledge of learning outcomes is necessary to improve quality of education”, it would be more logical to affirm the reverse, namely, that solid knowledge of what constitutes quality education is what is needed for a better understanding of what learning outcomes should be desired and how they should be measured.

According to an old habit, instead of responding to the natural need of this category of staff for career prospects, HRM proposes to change the names of duties, by compartmentalizing even more the various trades where – it would appear – the Organization no longer needs “generalists”.