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However, the Committee remains concerned that children are still largely absent from [...] [...]

[...] consequences of the financial and economic crisis within each individual country will [...] [...]

He referred to general information that showed that it was impossible to return and live in China without any documentation.

The major shortcomings that were identified in the independent assessment of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme, as mentioned in paragraph 56 of my last report (S/2010/31), have been largely addressed through the newly established disarmament, demobilization and reintegration High-Level Committee, which signed on 3 March 2010 standard operating procedures to govern candidate eligibility verification, as well as the identification and verification of Women Associated with Armed Forces and Groups in Southern Sudan.

The members of the Security Council agreed on a statement to the press in which they welcomed the conclusion of a largely peaceful and orderly voting period for the Southern Sudan referendum; deplored the violence that had occurred in Abyei and reiterated their deep concern about the absence of an agreement on Abyei; stressed the importance of continued implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and urged the parties to reach an agreement on Abyei and other critical issues; expressed their deep concern at the increase in violence and insecurity in Darfur and urged all parties to cease hostilities; recalled the importance of ending impunity and of justice for crimes committed in Darfur; and reaffirmed support for the peace process for Darfur led by the African Union and the United Nations.

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Even if their disadvantages sometimes outweigh their advantages, by and large the developed world has the national economic strength and established legal mechanisms to overcome the problems so caused.

[...] decision-making process under the Fund could, [...] [...]

I can report that the capital city displays remarkable normality, with its infrastructure overwhelmingly intact and public servants back in their offices, even while Government appointments are awaited, banks and shops open, businesses re-establish themselves, most children are back in school, and traffic is once again quite heavy.

The State Council is the highest administrative body and the Central Military Commission is the highest military authority, roughly equivalent to the State Council.

When determining the starting point based, inter alia, on the level of consumption in the servicing sector, the Executive Committee will accept that this level is principally eligible for funding, although there are strong indications that it may not be based on reasonable practices in the refrigeration and air conditioning sector.

[...] conditions in the artisanal and smallscale [...] [...]

The 2007 reconciliation of accounts exercise had revealed that the records of approved amounts for the agencies were substantially the same as those of the Secretariat, with differences varying between US $3 to US $10.

We are also aware of recent price reductions and of the number of special schemes operated by some companies, sometimes in cooperation with international agencies, to provide heavily discounted or free drugs and, in conjunction with local government and NGOs, supportive infrastructure to ensure delivery to the patient.

[...] [...] initiatives, including specific activities.

Member States are familiar with the process as outlined in the Secretary-General’s report on accountability (A/64/640) and for the most part, no major concerns were expressed with the description of the process itself.

[...] [...] assistance resources to accommodate already [...]

It also concluded that even though many Member States and intergovernmental organizations do not specifically refer to the goal and objectives of the Second Decade, their programmes and actions are in general aligned with them (see E/C.19/2009/9).

[...] however, the high volume flow rate of VACUUBRAND pumps under process conditions, as well as a consistently high volume flow [...] [...]

However, the substantive nature of these open meetings could be further improved, as they are frequently adjourned after the introductory adoption of the agenda, and the core discussions proceed largely in closed consultations.

[...] [...] sulphide deposit; completing baseline environmental surveys at Solwara 1; nearing completion [...] [...]

It offers the opportunity to express [...] [...]

On a larger scale, cement factories and industrial kilns are an effective way of incinerating oily waste, subject to technical constraints, such as the removal of large solids, and problems associated with heavy metals, chlorine or sulphur in the waste.

For example, in Africa, strengthening of regional and subregional intergovernmental bodies is already being supported by the UN system through the Ten-Year Capacity-Building Framework, ensuring a coordinated and broad complementary effort by the UN system in building the capacity of the AUC in various areas, including peace and security.

[...] [...] the Economic Community of the Great Lakes Countries and the International [...]

A host of concrete proposals were suggested to the coordinators of the Dialogue, such as: dialogue and networking among universities; dialogue among young scientists, involving UNESCO chairholders in dialogue activities; dialogue among student journalists and seasoned media practitioners from both regions; the holding of youth forums; reactivation of the Committee for the Translation of Literary Works and increase in the translation of Arabic works into European languages; a comparative study of school textbooks; dialogue involving professionals from cultural industries; the organization of an interregional conference on the image of Arab-Islamic culture in European history books.

[...] [...] partners and other entities; the production of [...] [...]

In accordance with the spirit of subsidiarity and decentralization, field offices were given a much greater say in the establishment of priorities for document 32 C/5, through, among other modalities, by convening the first ever “General Assembly” of all UNESCO’s education professionals worldwide, and intensive cooperative planning for document 32 C/5 that resulted in the highest ever percentage of decentralized programme funds.