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[...] [...] confront and combat these scourges.

[...] [...] inability to escape from harm.

While the leaders reiterate their condemnation of all types of terrorism, on whatever pretext, and renew their commitment to confront hotbeds of terrorism anywhere in the Arab world and criminalize the payment of ransoms to terrorists or terrorist groups or organizations, they also completely reject all attempts by certain foreign States and parties and, in particular, certain Western circles, to intervene in the internal affairs of Arab States on pretexts that include the protection of minorities, which demonstrate their ignorance of the nature, causes and goals of terrorism, from which no country in the world is exempt.

Therefore, it will only result in doctors and insurance companies becoming the real beneficiaries whereas patients who need the primary health care will still be unable to get the protection.

These include advising textbook publishers not to provide schools with any forms of advantages, donations, free gifts or luxurious hospitality during textbook promotion to avoid including the related costs when pricing the textbooks; issuing the "Guidelines for Printing of Textbooks" to publishers for reference and requesting them to adopt the "functional and cost-effective approach" by making use of appropriate printing methods, paper and design with low-cost features to reduce the production costs of textbooks; issuing to schools a circular memorandum on "Notes on Selection of Textbooks and Learning Materials for Use in Schools" every year; and providing guidelines on how to select suitable textbooks and help students minimize textbooks through teacher seminars.

[...] [...] made to combat this scourge and to work together [...] [...]

means the account maintained by HEC through which the difference between the standard cost of fuels as agreed between the Government and HEC and the actual cost of fuels to HEC (“Fuel Cost Account Adjustment”) is captured and passed on to the consumers by way of rebates or charges.

In that regard, looking to the future, we hope that all developed countries will commit themselves to similar ambitious targets, that the cooperation mechanisms and agreements established to that end will not transfer their costs to the developing countries, and that developing countries will have the will to contribute to the increasingly ambitious global mitigation effort.

The case of Zhongshan Minea demonstrates that there are inherent costs associated with this technology (e.g., transportation, increasing density) and the long term sustainability would depend on improving the production process to reduce costs or to pass them on to consumers.

[...] resistance of grafted plants due [...] [...]