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Any respite that coercion brings about in the absence of a political [...]

[...] transport users will not have to suffer from fuel price shocks; (b) reduced traffic congestion, air pollution and noise will have a positive impact on the environment and human health; (c) reduced land demand by preventing urban sprawl and giving preference to semi-dense mixed-use neighbourhoods; (d) enhanced visibility and acknowledgement of cities that demonstrate leadership in establishing sustainable and modern low-carbon transportation systems that increase the competitiveness and attractiveness of cities and attract top business corporations, highly qualified workers and employees to the country; [...] [...]

[...] [...] predictability of funds through the expansion of the donor base and the increase in unearmarked funds; however, by their nature, extrabudgetary resources do not ensure the [...] [...]

The impacts of climate change posed a real threat to many Pacific island developing nations, several of which were already suffering from a higher intensity and incidence of storm surges and flooding, which, in turn, was threatening [...]

The current challenge is dual: to translate them into reality through concrete [...] [...]

[...] control programme, an asthma and allergy control programme and, last but not least, an osteoporosis [...]

Concerning draft article A on disguised expulsion, he was not necessarily opposed to the replacement, in French, of the expression “disguised expulsion” by an equivalent of the English expression “constructive expulsion”, which was well entrenched in arbitral awards, as long as the equivalent could be found.

The persistently high transport fares have pressed people with decreasing income and assets very hard, seriously affecting the livelihood of people with disabilities in financial difficulties.

[...] [...] be disbursed in accordance with the priorities of least developed countries and not unduly burden them.

British Polythene Industries (BPI) has developed over the last decade to strategically become one of the largest producers of polythene film products worldwide which are used in everyday applications and its recycling plants reprocess waste from industrial, commercial, agricultural and domestic source across the UK.

Conversely, the absence of a consistent pattern of flagrant violations of human rights does not mean that [...] [...]

[...] [...] obligations and to address factors that undermine efforts to combat impunity, such as the lack of political [...] [...]

[...] [...] Meeting of the Parties on issues surrounding a transition to non-CFC treatments of asthma and chronic [...] [...]

[...] allergens, pollutants, infections, weather changes, exercise, or even strong emotions can cause airway swelling, mucus production, and bronchospasm, which basically defines an acute asthma attack.

[...] [...] which in turn created fertile ground for extremism and provoked an ongoing cycle of violence.

[...] [...] or, on the contrary, there are not enough specialists at [...] [...]

[...] attention is paid to different forms of structural violence it is easy to ignore the ways that various rights are privileged over other rights, and how this, in turn, negatively impacts women.