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The Director-General, who has visited most of the field offices during the past four years, is personally [...] [...]

While she tended to stay home in the past, today she is on the go and enjoying life.

[...] United Nations staff to continue to work with President Sharif’s Government and to make regular visits to Mogadishu.

The Secretariat sought further information on the reduction of CTC storage installations and surveyors visited during the verification for 2010 as compared to 2009, and on the fact that one producer of di-fluro benzophenone (DBBP), where CTC is used as a feedstock, had been visited for the 2009 verification [...]

The “Special Rapporteur”, who originated as a result of the machinations of the United States, Japan and the European Union and has been existing with the backing and patronage of these countries, is only a marionette running here and there in order to represent the interests of these countries.

[...] [...] al-Hawa, abducting four policemen and stealing an automatic rifle.

[...] [...] cooperation with peace centres and foundations, advertising, prize-giving ceremonies, consultations of members of the Jury; missions to donors and centres specializing in peace studies; research missions as part of the preparations [...] [...]

In those cases when the market suffers sharp falls there is despair and then recognizing the inefficiency of any method since there is a plan B, because if they had protected the operation, believing that the market is sovereign and can move around as you wish, would have been concerned and prepared for movement contrary to his position.

As a corollary, almost half of respondents saw age discrimination as a serious issue in the country and over a quarter of respondents reported having experienced ageism.

Yesterday, I visited the village and camp at Pir Sabak, where I saw scenes of total destruction of homes, livelihoods and all basic services, with watermarks over 12 feet above ground level on those walls left standing — an eloquent testament to the destructive force of the wall of water that has swept all before it over 1,200 miles of Pakistan, [...]

Recalling the obligation of States to ensure the protection of all children at all stages of the migration process, who could be divided into three categories (children left behind by migrating family members, children moving across borders and migrant children in host countries), he stressed the special vulnerability of the girl child to gender-based violence and discrimination.

The team visited four CTC producers, four [...] [...]

In addition, 22 visits to Member States [...]

[...] more, and learning to walk, musical plush toys [...]

The “Special Rapporteur”, who originated and has existed through this machination, is none other than a marionette running here and there in order to represent the ill-minded purposes of string-pullers such as the United States, Japan and European Union countries.

[...] [...] refused to allow the Fourth Committee of the General Assembly to visit the occupied Arab [...] [...]

[...] the Nairobi Office visited Eritrea and had [...]

[...] [...] outreach activity by visiting remote offices twice a week; [...] [...]

[...] [...] from Headquarters; visit all Mission main sectors [...] [...]

Going from door to door in the slums of Kolkata, they say, they’ve managed to double the immunization rate for polio in their neighbourhood – which now stands at 80 per cent.

[...] [...] been an opening to reflect more directly key developments in the country, particularly through site visits and contact at the national and local levels.

[...] through May 2010, visited 33,985 Roma families [...] [...]

[...] [...] Ras Al-Amud, and his four friends were walking [...] [...]

To add "; and (k) promoting cross-sector collaboration and developing a platform for participation in different aspects, as well as facilitating the establishment of partnership, so that various sectors can expand the scope for collaboration among social enterprises in a complementary and mutually beneficial environment; (l) establishing the value and raising public awareness of social enterprises through publicity and education programmes in schools and the community; (m) eliminating administrative and policy barriers which may hinder the development of social enterprises, so as to create an environment conducive to the growth of such enterprises; and (n) breaking away from the confines of the pure social work sector by encouraging and embracing the participation of willing and capable talents from the business sector, so that social enterprises can possess such management elements as professionalism and market sensitivity" immediately before the full stop.