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[...] about the UN: UN Charter, UN Emblem and Flag

Graphics capabilities include boxes, vertical and horizontal, solid and dashed lines with a variety of thickness, logos, and special alphanumeric print features.

UNFPA work at the international, regional and national levels should continue to be supported under the culture of peace banner.

[...] [...] identification badges and often drive [...] [...]

In the context of international efforts for counter-piracy and the participation of military personnel in the operations referred to in article 4, para. 13 of this decree, and also in conjunction with the European Union Joint Action 2008/851/PESC of the Council, of 10 November 2008, and awaiting the approval of the guidelines of the Maritime Safety Committee of the United Nations within the International Maritime Organization (IMO), it is authorized — whereas the detachments referred to in para. 1, are not established — and in any case within the limits established in paras. 5, 5-bis, 5-ter, the employment of “sworn guards”, authorized under articles 133 and 134 of the Unified law text on Public Security, approved with Royal Decree 18 of June 1931, No. 773, on board merchant ships flagged in Italy transiting in international waters referred to in para. 1, for the protection of the said ships.

Flags of this colour combination, however, are not the official State symbol of Belarus.

Article 166 provides for the punishment of a person who has misused the United Nations flag or symbol, the Red Cross flag or symbols or similar symbols, or other recognized symbols used for marking specific objects for the purposes of protection from military operations.

[...] these flags engage in IUU fishing [...] [...]

Efforts in the sphere of cultural industries were also pursued, through the Seal of Excellence Programme and other activities for the development of traditional crafts, and the implementation of a project for the development of ecotourism.

Their flag featured an image of a united country, and they competed as simply ‘Korea’.

Progress has been made in this sense through systematic missions, implementation of activities through and with national counterparts, strengthened communication and coordination with National Commissions, systematic participation of all countries in cluster programme activities, etc. In the field of culture, in several cases the Office developed and adapted methodologies and strategies that were tested at the cluster level and will become available for replication by other cluster offices, e.g. the UNESCO Seal of Excellence for Handicrafts, the identification of Places of Memory, and the establishment of national systems for the proclamation of Living Human Treasures.

[...] [...] as those that had been used since [...] [...]

The Vitebsk District Court concluded that, by actively taking part in a mass event in a public place and, in particular, by holding unfurled flags and a cross for a long period of time on the parking lot with the other participants at the mass event, the author publicly expressed his personal and other interests.

The Committee of Signatories of the Nouméa Accord had recommended that, pending the initiation of work on the two other identity symbols, the flag and the name of the country, the FLNKS flag should be flown side by side with the French flag; that had become official on 17 July 2010.

WCPFC has developed and implemented procedures for boarding and inspection on the high seas, including in respect of vessels flagged to non-members.

The Metisse Flag is a kaleidoscope of different nations, as if through the filter of a prism, the flag concentrates all the national colours into the sum of light.

Pablo Neruda (1904-1973), eulogist of Latin America and of socialist ideals, Pablo Neruda was a Chilean poet, diplomat, politician, playwright, essayist and professor, fully committed to the defence and recognition of Amerindian civilizations, with a profoundly unique vision of humankind’s place in nature, of democracy and of the dialogue among civilizations – all of them equal.

Puntland forces displayed a black Al-Shabaab flag and, more importantly, 11 bodyguard motorcycle alarm devices of the kind used by Al-Shabaab to construct radio-controlled improvised explosive devices (see case study, paras. 136-144 below).

Most States reported on legislative mechanisms and other monitoring, control and surveillance tools used to strengthen effective control over vessels flying their flag, but there was generally no clear indication of the measures that had been introduced since the Review Conference.

[...] [...] lives as they served under the United Nations banner.

Furthermore, the speaker recalled the UNASUR Declaration on cooperation with regard to certain movements of vessels travelling to the Islands, in particular the commitment of UNASUR members to adopt appropriate regulatory measures to prevent the entry into their ports of “vessels flying the illegal flag of the Malvinas Islands” and to inform the Argentine Government about any vessels or marine structures travelling to the Islands with cargo to be used for illegal hydrocarbon and/or mining activities on the Argentine continental shelf.

We have increasingly integrated the various efforts carried out under the United Nations flag, and we have come to understand that we can succeed only if we work in close partnership with other key international actors, in support of nationally owned priorities.

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