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External sources (not reviewed)

They are furthermore better equipped and connected and are showing [...]

In this connection, the Committee notes that, as indicated in paragraph I.52 (a) above, the Secretary-General is proposing the redeployment of one P-4 post from the Disarmament and Peace Affairs Branch (subprogramme 1) to the Central Planning and Coordination Service (subprogramme 2) in New York in order to formally establish the training coordination function, which has hitherto existed on an ad hoc basis.

[...] to facilitate personal exchanges and [...]

During the reporting period, the three rounds of informal talks between the parties, their two meetings on natural resources and confidence-building measures, and the numerous bilateral consultations that my Personal Envoy held with them, confirmed that the parties continue to have the political will to meet, but not as yet to engage in substantive negotiations towards the objective set forth by the Security Council in successive resolutions, namely, “a just, lasting, and mutually acceptable political solution, which will provide for the self-determination of the people of Western Sahara”.

(b) The planned activity “Workshop on secondary crops and poverty alleviation” should be designed in such a way as to establish a network and foster cooperation among the research centres dealing with secondary crops and poverty alleviation in the region.

[...] [...] women are particularly vulnerable to violence, either because of their nationality, ethnicity, religion or language, or because they belong to an indigenous group, are migrants, are stateless, are refugees, live in underdeveloped, rural or remote communities, are homeless, [...] [...]

A unilateral statement by which a State indicates that its participation in a treaty does not imply recognition of an entity which it does not recognize is outside the scope of the present Guide to Practice even if it purports to exclude the application of the treaty between the declaring State and the non-recognized entity.

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The experience gained from United Nations and European Union cooperation in operations showed that even though the organizations found ways to work together on logistics and benefited from each other’s support, there was a need to make cooperation more effective, structured and predictable.

Republic of Korea: proposes to delete “reciprocal” as this paragraph applies not only to the negotiations on the “reciprocal” returns of cultural objects.

[...] [...] associate(s) as bare or custodian trustee and in which he or any of them has no beneficial interest, any shares comprised in a trust in which the interest of the [...] [...]

In that connection, the assessment mission proposed the following key benchmarks as preconditions for a more substantial drawdown of the force: (a) completion of credible disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of former combatants and dismantling of militias; (b) successful completion of the elections; (c) commencement of security sector reform, in particular confidence-building measures within [...] [...]

Additionally, section 13 the United Nations (Anti-Terrorism Measures) Act, 2002 states that any member of the Royal Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force, any customs officer, or any immigration officer may seize and detain any cash if he has reasonable grounds for suspecting that: it is intended to be used for the purposes of a terrorist act, it is terrorist property within the meaning given in section 2 of the Act.

(b) except insofar as a State which is not Party to this Protocol may accept and apply its provisions in accordance with Article 3, paragraph 2, members of the armed forces and nationals of a State which is not Party to this Protocol, except for those nationals serving in the armed forces of a State which is a Party to this Protocol, do not incur individual criminal responsibility by virtue of this Protocol, nor does this Protocol impose an obligation to establish jurisdiction over such persons or to extradite them.

Such decisions were taken in the light of the consequences they might have on relations between countries, which lay within the domain of the executive.

[...] [...] gratuities, these gratuities are not donations but customary gifts, and it makes no sense [...] [...]

We believe that, as the representative of Morocco said, while the heading does not prejudge the content of the paragraph therein — just as the heading of subsection B of section III reads “Other documents, including documents submitted by Member States”, while the paragraph therein states “No documents were submitted during the Commission’s 2011 substantive session” — so, too, should we include a sentence under section IV stating that there were no recommendations produced during this session.

[...] [...] civil courts and therefore falls within the scope [...]

These arrangements, formal and informal, allow for structured dialogue, more predictable relationships, information exchanges, knowledge and good practice sharing, and improved cooperation and understanding of each others’ structures, procedures, strengths and constraints for the mutual benefit of both organizations.

In this context, we seek to apply the full weight of the law against violations of the rights of children [...] [...]

[...] [...] fields, and have thus created a body [...]

Real-name system, namely valid certificate or materials proving the personal identity are required when handling and conducting some business, so as to facilitate confirmation of identity and lower the probability of fraud and other problems to the largest extent; in addition, it will facilitate the supervision by relevant competent department, crack down crimes and safeguard the security of both transaction parties to the largest extent; therefore, CNNIC implements real-name system to warn lawbreakers on Internet and crack down crimes committed by lawbreakers by registration of domain names, and it’s very necessary to advocate and support the system.

There is a need to coordinate the many World Heritage activities conducted in or serving the subregion with each other and with other relevant UNESCO activities, and to make adequate supplies of World Heritage information materials available through the field offices and National Commissions.

The COP, by its decision 8/CP.15, requested the SBI to continue its consideration of the second comprehensive review of the implementation of the capacity-building framework at its thirty-second session, with a view to preparing a draft decision on the outcome of this review for adoption by the COP at its sixteenth session.