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among certain groups of unemployed women there is a lack of motivation and lack of perseverance among some women in the lengthy process to acquireasuitable place of employment.

There are many benefits from investing in green space; much of which can only happen through creating and maintaining parks in cities.

But imagine, if one day on your way to work you find a beautifully crafted stencil or fully formed mural that stops you in your tracks, that makes you laugh, think and maybe even feel inspired – you would appreciate it, wouldn’t you?

[...] [...] manifestations and new forms of racismand intolerance.

With respect to the fight against racism and racial discrimination, UNESCO will continue the implementation of the Integrated Strategy to Combat Racism, Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance, including a reinforcement of the Coalition of Cities Against Racism and Discrimination.

They look up to him in the hope he uses deft fingers and resource base surgery hold backher life.

From the second part of this statement it is evident that even in Sherira's time the "scholars," a term here restricted to the members of the Babylonian academies, refrained from using written copies of the Talmud in their lectures, although they were sufficiently familiar with it to be able to recite it from memory.

[...] [...] rightsto housing, land and property, including through succession and inheritance.

We had to endure the immense interest and the corresponding remarks of the entire village population.

The aim of the measures is to ensure availability of dwellings through improving access to dwellings, opportunities for acquiring dwellings, improving the dwelling conditions of target groups, solving the problem of dwelling of so-called forced tenants living in dwellings returned to previous lawful owners, improving the system of subsistence benefits, improving the legal environment and raising administrative capacity.

The Committee recommends that the State party adopt additional measures to deal with the problem of homelessness, ensure adequate accesstohousing for low-income families, disadvantaged and marginalized individuals and groups and improve the water and sanitation facilities of existing housing units.

The conditions in placesof return, local integration or settlement elsewhere in the country, including degrees of destruction, accessto housing, land, livelihoods, [...][...]

The Government and people of Eritrea have persisted in clarifying their stance and renewing their appeals without relent for the past 10 years since the EritreaEthiopia Boundary Commission gave its “final and binding” arbitral decision and in spite of the numerous injustices, violation of rights and “sanctions” that they had to endure.

[...] (including SOEs) maybe tolerated, whereas similar [...]

[...] [...] we are rarely tempted to call it studied [...][...]

This zero tolerance policyis widelydisseminated [...][...]

Given the evidence, one cannot help but be indignant at the stubborn attachment to the continued use of nuclear energy for military purposes as a means of deterrence, when it also well known that such use would have a horrendous and indiscriminate impact, undermining human rights and international humanitarian law and shattering any notion of humanism or humanity.

It was hard to imagine that this very space was once filled with passionate citizens calling for a seemingly revolutionary change in the current world of increasing privatization and decreasing levels of civic engagement and public discourse.

Paragraph 2 of guideline 5.2.2 sets out this exception, which is justified on logical grounds and relates to the fact that a successor State cannot maintain both a reservation formulated by one of the uniting States and, at the same time, objections made by another such State to an identical or equivalent reservation formulated by a contracting State or party to the treaty that is a third State in relation to the succession of States.