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among all delegations inscribed so as to enable each and every speaker to take the floor.

[...] progress has been achieved in raising awareness about freedom of expression as a basic [...] [...]

It provided experts, professionals, representatives of non-governmental organizations, governmental and regulatory agencies from all regions with an opportunity to identify freedom of expression issues on a global basis such as new possibilities, challenges and obstacles of the exercise of freedom of expression in cyberspace, whether direct (censorship) or indirect (lack of access to ICTs or information); and the regulation of its contents.

[...] [...] protection for the elderly population in the long run.

[...] [...] the indigenous and Afro-descendant populations for cultural revitalization, cultural [...] [...]

The State party therefore concludes that her testimony, which remains vague and unclear, is implausible and that her claim of current political activity is not credible.

In short, if a crowd is treated like an irrational group of criminals who only understand the language of force, that is how they will behave.

[...] [...] primary schools at different localities in Gadarif State; (d) distributed uniforms, book bags and books to 500 students; (e) provided meals to 200 poor students at schools with a high drop-out rate; (f) improved school infrastructure by supplying schools with water pots and water tanks, building bathrooms, and installing school gates; (g) distributed wheelchairs to 10 disabled students, and educational tools for 12 blind and 10 deaf children.

[...] [...] age 21 who are evaluated as having mental retardation, hearing and visual impairments, serious emotional disturbance, other health impairments, learning disabilities, deaf-blindness, or multiple impairments, and who because of those impairments [...]

Five of their puppies look like their husky mother, while one pup named Aleu clearly takes her looks from her wolfdog father.

Based on the above, the Secretariat expressed concerns that the proposed project did not meet the guidelines in decision 58/19, nor does it clearly respond to decision XXI/2 of the Twenty-first Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol where the Executive Committee was requested, inter alia, “to consider the costs of a one-time window within its current destruction activities to address the export and environmentally sound disposal of assembled banks of ozone-depleting substances in low-volumeconsuming countries that are not usable in the Party of origin”, since the proposal is more of a study to see what are the issues and problems related to ODS waste disposal in this region with a view to finding a future solution.

[...] displays the new dummy atom in its [...]

[...] [...] rights, including orally in the languages usually spoken by such persons, [...] [...]

However, the speakers noted that because the United Nations Model Convention differed from the OECD Model Convention (notably in respect of more source-State taxing rights), and because other articles could potentially apply to the taxation of permit-trading income (whether or not they currently did in respect of countries having emissions-trading schemes), there were cases where the distributive rules of tax treaties might lead to source-State taxation.

[...] [...] where the majority of the population was living without access [...]

[...] [...] illegal taxes on all goods allowed in, and prohibiting the import even of innocuous foodstuffs.

[...] [...] violation of resolution 1244(1999) of the Security Council; it has never attempted to “annul” that declaration of independence (para. 21).

[...] per cent of the population of the State party [...] [...]

On 26 May 2012, armed terrorist groups fired six mortar shells from the Warshah quarter into the Nazhah and Hadarah quarters of Homs, killing Jeanette Mikha'il, a civilian who was mute, and wounding other civilians in that attack.