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At the national level, holders of a UNESCO Chair can more easily mobilize university networks and obtain substantive financing.

Large amounts of funding are [...]

But given the considerable investment in developing and operating [...] [...]

Targeting huge illegal assets accumulated [...]

Oil from these concessions is not divided precisely according to stakeholder shares, but instead sold in tanker-size quantities to buyers, including Chinese buyers.

The challenge facing the global economy is how to leverage credit to speed up the recovery, particularly with regard to financing consumption and SMEs, at a time when the public sectors of many developed countries will have greater need for financing to cover the massive deficits built up by their fiscal stimulus measures.

[...] [...] have all provided significant support in the [...]

[...] project, and the substantial amount of project [...] [...]

This is the case if foreign nationals hold more than one-third of the company capital, have more than one-third of the voting rights or have provided significant loans.

[...] [...] deposited into high-value accounts.

In the case of the first risk, unemployment insurance should help employers to cover expenses of collective redundancy in order to allow for cheaper reorganisation of a company and avoid a situation where an employer faces financial problems due to a worsened market situation and an obligation to pay large redundancy compensations.

[...] [...] save the huge amount of resources, [...] [...]

[...] justice system has enormous financial, reputational [...] [...]

[...] [...] piracy remains tremendously profitable, [...]

In response to decision 54/39(h) on potential financial incentives and opportunities for additional resources to maximize the environmental benefits from HPMPs pursuant to paragraph 11(b) of decision XIX/6 of the Nineteenth meeting of the Parties, UNIDO indicated that in addition to the large co-financing to be provided by the beneficiary enterprises and other enterprises not assisted, efforts have been made to identify ways and means to obtaining future climate change related funding based on current UNFCCC requirements, but it has been concluded that current Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) methodologies are not applicable to the sectors being assisted in Saudi Arabia.

[...] [...] and requiring significant investment [...]

In Ghana, in spite of large investments in the mining sector, large-scale mining corporations employed only 20,000 nationals at the turn of the century.

The author emphasizes that the death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment only after a large sum of money had been offered to the families of the infected children, and heavy pressure had been brought to bear by the European Union, Bulgaria and other States.

In light of the considerable expenses incurred [...] [...]

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Some are also spending significant sums servicing public debt; while no Asia-Pacific country has a debt crisis, some nevertheless still have sizable servicing [...]

[...] [...] framework for considering disarmament issues; reaffirm the particularly negative consequences of the arms race and the extensive resources that it squanders, which could be [...] [...]

To illustrate, one participant referred to the huge subsidies that creditor countries provided to their farmers while debtor countries were prevented, by the same creditors, from doing the same, to the detriment of their farmers.

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[...] [...] with significantly higher profits; because [...] [...]

With respect to draft resolution A/C.1/65/L.33, regarding a fissile material cut-off treaty, we were obliged to vote against it because it calls for negotiations on a treaty that will only ban future production of fissile materials but will not seek to reduce the existing huge stockpiles of such materials.

However, instead of delivering the passengers to their destination, the traffickers routinely hold their passengers captive and demand exorbitant ransoms from their families for their release — typically between $30,000 and $50,000.