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Even with such a busy schedule, however, [...]

Conversely, the absence of a consistent pattern of flagrant violations of human rights does not mean that [...] [...]

He suggested that the Committee should adopt a general resolution on oil spills rather than [...] [...]

On this score, too, the Manual is clear: “A unit of the Secretariat may not entrust a fee contractor with ordinary tasks which staff members in [...] [...]

For today’s busy laboratory automated testing systems that generate rapid and well-documented results are essential for quality environmental [...]

We are somewhat surprised, however, by the Administration’s seemingly sudden haste to inform the Executive Board about the initial trial of the system, when it has not yet discussed the lessons learnt with our representatives and has delayed in providing us with data that have been “ under analysis” for months.

Concerning draft article A on disguised expulsion, he was not necessarily opposed to the replacement, in French, of the expression “disguised expulsion” by an equivalent of the English expression “constructive expulsion”, which was well entrenched in arbitral awards, as long as the equivalent could be found.

[...] [...] which in turn created fertile ground for extremism and provoked an ongoing cycle of violence.

[...] [...] or, on the contrary, there are not enough specialists at [...] [...]

In an effort to share resources, a security component has been added in part to the duties of these staff members, but they are required first to perform their priority duties.

Corruption in the transitional federal institutions not only prevents consolidation of the security forces. It also corrodes political cohesion at the top, precludes genuine power-sharing with non-Transitional Federal Government authorities (such as Puntland, Galmuduug and [...] [...]

However, due to the demands on his schedule, he may choose [...] [...]

It was only by the Spring of 2001 that the Director-General was able to announce the finalization of the reorganization of the decentralized structure, in all but a few instances, to the Executive Board and to the staff.

[...] [...] predictability of funds through the expansion of the donor base and the increase in unearmarked funds; however, by their nature, extrabudgetary resources do not ensure the [...] [...]

[...] attention is paid to different forms of structural violence it is easy to ignore the ways that various rights are privileged over other rights, and how this, in turn, negatively impacts women.

[...] [...] tensions in custody and to the deterioration of relations among prisoners and between prisoners and staff, which in turn increases the risk of ill-treatment.

The current challenge is dual: to translate them into reality through concrete [...] [...]

[...] but the reverse is not true.

[...] [...] be disbursed in accordance with the priorities of least developed countries and not unduly burden them.

However, it is evident from the lack of clarity and the lacunae in the presentation of the report that the process has resulted in a more rushed preparation and consideration than should have been necessary.

[...] [...] frail older persons to remain independent and can also lessen the burden of overstretched caregivers.

The representative of Qatar said that the request to take immediate action was sudden and hasty, and deprived the organization of the opportunity to persuade many members of the Committee that its aims and objectives are in conformity with Article 10 of the Charter of the United Nations and the criteria set out by Council resolution 1996/31.

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