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The drinking water sector is treated as an integrated whole, from the water extraction point to the consumer.

Some countries do not include use outside their country as “prior art.

In that connection, we emphasize the need to develop methods for monitoring acts committed against civilians during armed conflicts and the need for measures to be taken to persuade all countries and parties to conflicts throughout the world to fulfil their commitment not to target civilians and to protect their lives, property and legitimate interests without applying double standards, bearing in mind the need to fully respect the sovereignty of States and the principle of non-interference in their internal affairs.

In this context, the sanctions standoff is more likely to be treated as a political football than a problem to be resolved.

They further felt that too often the results-based approach was focused on planning and programming processes of management and less so on actual programme results, monitoring and evaluation, which should be in place both at the central and the country levels.

In spite of this, there is still no specific visa category for vehicle drivers in many countries and in most countries in the region they are considered either visitors or foreign labourers for the purpose of visa issuance.

[...] [...] sophisticated, with recycling of crop and livestock residues as energy feedstock, animal food and crop [...]

The Act aims to guarantee equal treatment of the sexes as required by the Constitution and to promote equality of women and men as one of the main human rights and a common good in all spheres of society.

[...] [...] use of prisoners as porters or “human [...] [...]

Efforts shall be made to organize [...] [...]

The concept of participation emphasizes that including children should not only be a momentary act, but the starting point for an intense exchange between children and adults on the development of policies, programmes and measures in all relevant contexts of children’s lives.

[...] [...] determining an appropriate future role of [...]

[...] [...] were no longer treated as criminals.

That might be the case, for example, if a treaty establishing a nuclear-weapon-free zone stipulated that reservations could be established only if all nuclear-weapon States that were parties to the treaty accepted them; the subsequent accession of another nuclear Power would not call into question a reservation thus made.

[...] effort should be made to assess the degree to which the work to link mine [...] [...]

The survey identified a number of new practical approaches that could help to strengthen implementation of the resolution, including criminalizing incitement while also providing specific protections regarding freedom of expression; enhancing dialogue at the community and national levels; listening more attentively to the voices of victims and using victims to counter the appeal of those who incite terrorism; setting up rehabilitation programmes for prisoners and detainees; and including all counter-terrorism activities within a comprehensive and integrated strategy that acknowledges the proper role of each activity in achieving the overall objective of preventing terrorist attacks.

[...] [...] people’s homes; where adolescents and their small sisters and brothers see the dump site as a playground [...] [...]

We should be cautious about relatively brief secret detentions – arbitrary and torturous though they be – being treated as authentic enforced disappearances.

Rather than having a waiver imposed on them by the Rules, the parties would then be able to adapt the waiver to their own arbitration agreement; the possibility of a waiver would be included as the fifth element that could be added to that agreement, in the same way as the four elements listed in the draft annex to the Rules (A/CN.9/703/Add.1, para. 28).

The status and situation of women and girls used as domestic servants and sexual slaves needs to be explicitly addressed, including, in particular, the effects of sexual and other forms of abuse and resulting trauma.

(d) Girl victims of sexual abuse and exploitation are at risk of honour killing, the practice of baad or forced marriage with their rapist, and rejected by their families.

Many students living in Homestay situations experience Australian family life in a natural, friendly way and often they find themselves treated like a family member.

[...] [...] acknowledges the appropriate role of customary [...] [...]

[...] [...] weapons in military doctrines, and the relinquishing of the threat of use of nuclear weapons as a means to advance [...]

[...] [...] the required data to the Ozone Secretariat [...] [...]

[...] [...] measures against the criminalization of children who are victims of [...]

1) Analyzing the record as if it represents a new work or a new expression; 2) Identifying the vocabularies acting as a clue in determining the associations; 3) Documenting the terms and their fields in worksheets.

[...] [...] overall goal of the Strategic Approach.

There were also suggestions that certain issues negotiated at the multilateral level were treated as bargaining tips in the negotiations on other issues, which resulted in making the negotiated agenda in the former being totally separated from the real economic interests at the national level.