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In addition, electronic consultations were held with selected field offices and institutes whose directors could not reasonably be expected to attend the meetings of the Task Force in person.

All different types of property are available in Maine et Loire from chateaux and manor houses to cottages and farmhouses and the department’s great heritage and peaceful surroundings make it a great place to move or to use as a second home.

[...] [...] the death, injury or illness of a spouse, mother, father, child, or [...] [...]

[...] [...] would advise their friends and relatives back home to risk such a trip to come to Yemen, I was not surprised that many said they would, except for one who said that she would not ask her daughter, who was left behind, to take this [...]

[...] the womb of my mother  as  our village [...]

[...] [...] first complainant is registered with the Afghan secret police because of having worked as an interpreter for asylum-seekers in Sweden; third, that some of their father’s old enemies are officials in the present Government and they will be killed because their name is known.

Even if they seem friendly to you, do not touch or feed them – they are not used to close contact with humans and may hurt you.

Other projects include the “People’s Art Capitals” project and the Art Festival of National Minorities “Azerbaijan — our native land”.

Also, contacts with SICA, in particular its tourism branch, and with the Plan Puebla Panama (PPP) have been further developed.

[...] [...] reduces finger-pointing among multiple vendors when incidents occur and also allows implementation of common end-user procedures [...]

[...] Panchayati Raj, the UNRC, in consultation with the UNCT, has agreed in principle that the United Nations in India would provide [...]

[...] Farmstay, which offers the same services in a rural setting.

The film starts with a brief introduction in the 19th century American West featuring a bald eagle gliding over the homeland of the mustangs, showing several western US National Parks.

[...] [...] number of single parent households, rural/urban population [...]

While he worked, he told us stories about my mother and his childhood and their parents and imbued us with Chinese philosophical thinking all the while teaching us to fix things around the house as well.

[...] [...] as farmers, mothers, or people who attend the same church, who [...]

I also invite you to think of the milestone of victims’ participation in the Court’s proceedings as another form of reparation, as telling their stories in the courtroom and seeing justice being done also contributes to their healing process.

[...] [...] launching an urban and rural sanitation programme; [...] [...]

Consular office networks for identifying and assisting migrants in vulnerable situations should be strengthened, and sustainable reintegration programmes and related inter-State cooperation to help re-establish returnees in their home communities and prevent “re-migration” should be pursued.

This first book in the LINKS series on “Knowledges of Nature” alerts and informs scientists of the wealth of ecological knowledge possessed by local peoples, offering a basis for constructive dialogue on how science and indigenous knowledge can best join forces in biodiversity governance and sustainable development.

Many of these programmes aim to educate children and youth on environmentally-friendly behaviour through hands-on involvement while also engaging their parents, the media, local governments and the private sector.

[...] civilian deaths caused by pro-government force air [...] [...]

Attention is also drawn to rule 37 of the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, adopted on 30 August 1955 by the First United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, which provides that “prisoners shall be allowed under necessary supervision to communicate with their family and reputable friends at regular intervals, both by correspondence and by receiving visits”.