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When the Migration Board asserted that it was [...] [...]

Careful consideration should be given to experiences that show greater potential to transform teaching practice and require a sustained commitment on the part of States, so as to avoid continuously changing the rules of the game [...] [...]

If any, there will be room for some countries to be included if a more pessimistic scenario is realized for the G6 countries as anticipated by some alternative forecasts.

The Republic of Azerbaijan has repeatedly stated that, despite ongoing political efforts towards the earliest resolution of the conflict on the basis of the generally accepted norms and principles of international law, the policy and practice of the Republic of Armenia, the occupying Power, implemented inter alia through various illegal activities in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan, clearly testify to its intention to secure the annexation of these territories (see, for example, the most recent document circulated by Azerbaijan: A/64/760-S/2010/211).

If properly managed, it has the potential to act as an effective catalyst to poverty alleviation and sustainable economic and social development at the local level.

The Board was still of the view that (a) the higher threshold may result in a significant number and value of assets that are considered non-capital, which are not subject to the same certification and verification process as capital assets, and are thus susceptible to the risk of loss; (b) the practices relating to the IPSAS thresholds of UNOPS need to be assessed for their appropriateness; and (c) while the United Nations system accounting standards continue to be applied in preparing the UNOPS financial statements, the current practice should be in compliance with the United Nations system accounting standards, not IPSAS.

[...] [...] including the ongoing strengthening of the Haitian National Police, and the increasing exercise by the national authorities of their responsibility [...]

[...] material which would interrupt grounding continuity.

Should it prove difficult to identify resources for the implementation of the renovation plan for the Miollis/Bonvin site, the most urgent safety and sanitation work should be continued and should be funded from the rather small maintenance and conservation budget and the Headquarters Utilization Fund.

As the rules evolve, it is important [...] [...]

Thailand has established itself as a processing centre of excellence largely dependent on imported raw material, while Viet Nam has a growing domestic resource base and imports only limited, albeit growing, volumes of raw material.

According to a rule of both customary [...] [...]

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[...] [...] mission will continuously review and adjust its concept of operations to the evolving situation [...] [...]

Helping local doctors refine their abilities [...]

[...] [...] “Medical and Social Diagnostic Guideline” for staff [...] [...]

But more immediate conflict risks lie in the growing number of law enforcement and paramilitary vessels playing an increasing role in disputed territories without a clear legal framework.

[...] [...] compliance with the principles set out in preceding versions of the plan: DISSUADE, DETECT, DIAGNOSE, WARN, INTERVENE [...] [...]

[...] [...] objectives and no continuous follow up.

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Deeply concerned by the dangers and security risks faced by humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel at the field level, as they operate in increasingly complex contexts, as well as the continuous erosion, in many cases, of respect for the principles and rules of international law, in particular international humanitarian law

[...] [...] information appropriate to the decision, and with the ongoing participation [...]

Given the uncertainties on the prescriptions of the Accounting Standards (IPSAS 25 had not yet been adopted), the United Nations had conservatively decided to maintain the 5.5 per cent rate.

Costa Rica supported the view that the review mechanism should evolve in order to become a more meaningful and useful tool for States under review, in terms of the focus, pertinence and realities of each situation.

[...] [...] procedures in cases of disconnections due to non-payment and refraining from disconnections when people are [...] [...]

We reiterate our urgent resolve to ensure that the ongoing efforts to improve the operation of the multilateral trading system better respond to the needs and interests of all developing countries, in particular the least developed countries.

They may find it difficult — except, possibly, in the realm of international humanitarian law — to submit to legal rules regarding the fate of their treaties, especially if they are required to do so beforehand.

In that connection, the Movement reiterates that the establishment of any peacekeeping operation or extension of the mandate of existing operations must strictly respect the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, as well as the basic principles governing such operations: consent of the parties, the non-use of force, except in legitimate selfdefence, and impartiality.