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Lastly, we must not neglect the sick, especially the poor, and we must grant [...]

Gaming systems have taken the player experience to new levels by sensing our actions and motion; cars are intrinsically safer by automatically sensing and controlling the movement of the vehicle; industrial equipment and machines perform their functions without human intervention; mobile phones have built-in intelligence so they can respond to our gestures and position, simplifying the user interface, and also providing us with location-aware service; the surrounding environment responds to us when instrumented with wireless sensors; avionics equipment has been retrofitted with our high performance yet lower cost systems… The possibilities are endless when the solutions are effective.

[...] [...] funding for all patients enrolled with a PHO instead of a fee-for-service payment made to the doctor after each patient visit.

[...] [...] traffic, the consequences of which range from massive violations of human rights and international humanitarian law due to violence to the phenomenon of child soldiers and the traffic in small arms and light weapons, as well as to an almost endless list of such phenomena as terrorist networks and piracy in certain areas of the continent.

[...] [...] reflected in the high number of destitute, homeless and landless people and people suffering from deadly diseases.

Sound planning, management and development of water resources are the starting point for freeing the continent from poverty and under-development.

(g) To improve data collection, pre- and post-surgery, to measure progress in addressing the needs for surgical treatment and the quality of surgery, rehabilitation and socio-economic reintegration services, including post-surgery prospects for successful subsequent pregnancies, live births and severe health-related complications so as to address the challenges for improving maternal health

Fourteen low-income HIPCs, which had reached the HIPC completion point by being rigorous and responsible, were now facing deep or moderate risk of debt distress.

So for Yang and his team to think they can comfortably manage such a wide range of purchases in an equally wide range of geographies, while also maintaining the company’s dominance in its home China market and stealing the global PC crown from HP, seems like a recipe for disaster to me.

[...] [...] such as the consequences of the global financial and economic crisis and food crisis and thus increased poverty, unemployment and malnutrition, the imposition of the embargo seems unjustifiable more than ever [...] [...]

Given that the G8 did not reach its 2005 promise of US$50 billion in foreign aid to the poorest and most vulnerable nations by the end of 2010, it is hardly surprising that China is gaining influence with African leaders.

[...] [...] for future generations, reducing human [...] [...]

Significance precedes momentum: In epidemiology, the point at which a disease has infected enough hosts that the infection moves from local illness to raging epidemic can be thought of as the tipping point.

It is only through access to safe and nutritious food that those living in poverty and are most at risk of chronic malnutrition, in particular women, children and the elderly, can improve their health and nutrition status.

[...] [...] beyond the Tribunal’s control, such as illness of the accused, unforeseen disclosure [...] [...]

The sad reality is that 90 per cent of children with leukaemia in the developed world are cured, while 90 per cent of their counterparts in the world’s 25 poorest countries will die.

[...] [...] moderate and severe traumatic brain injury, but was not greatly influenced in patients with mild traumatic brain injury.

Enabling mechanisms and tools for pre-empting price volatility in commodity markets as well as for the smooth flow of commodity market information have to be operationalized.

Expressing concern that, after the First United Nations Decade for the Eradication of Poverty (1997–2006) [...] [...]

The idea behind it is the relentless drive to realize one’s dreams and [...]

Under-five mortality rate14 measures overall standard of living as young children are susceptible to diseases related to poverty, inadequate access to quality water and sanitation, and substandard housing.

The Secretary-General indicates that the evolution of the market for e-books and of electronic publishing technology presents numerous opportunities for outreach and revenue growth.

[...] [...] or extended illness renders him or her incapacitated for further service may be terminated after exhaustion of [...]

[...] [...] subsidies that the poor rely on least should [...] [...]

[...] [...] of palliative care for people with life-limiting illnesses; (b) certain emergency [...] [...]

[...] [...] no difference to patients without heart failure.

[...] [...] guaranteeing continuity of post-hospital care in accordance [...] [...]

Deeply concerned at the inadequacy of measures to narrow the widening gap between the developed and the developing countries, and within countries, which has contributed to, inter alia, deepening poverty and has adversely affected the full enjoyment of all human rights, in particular in developing countries