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It is also busy implementing a risk [...]

He suggested that the Committee should adopt a general resolution on oil spills rather than engaging in the obvious act of political demonization represented by the resolution at hand.

Although the work is similar, lots of people answering the phone and concerned with providing responsive customer service, the commonalities stop there.

Both organizations are currently busy organizing the [...]

It is also known that most monitoring and evaluation staff are able to devote only limited time to evaluation due to competing duties.

[...] breakthroughs, we have been busy helping people [...]

[...] [...] be subject to monitoring by the Iranian authorities, since the latter are primarily preoccupied with monitoring [...] [...]

As I watched the nightly news on Al-Jazeera, the BBC or CNN, and saw the Council try to manage many challenging conflict situations around the world, I thought to myself that [...] [...]

Sadly we must admit that the primary reasons for this neglect lie within our global Christian community: we spend most of our time and resources on ourselves, we still suffer from “people blindness,” our priorities are elsewhere, and we are engaged in theological battles among ourselves.

She smiles shyly when complimented, then quickly ducks her head and immerses herself in the simple, domestic task in front of her, content with her place in the family.

It was pointed out that the Incentive Scheme had not really been applied in recent years due to other priorities.

Energizer is currently engaged in off take discussions with key graphite producers and manufacturers.

In response to a question on the design of the ballot paper, the Chair stated that the Commission had not yet discussed what the question on the ballot would be or how it would be depicted for illiterate voters, as the Commission was preoccupied with preparations for voter registration.

Swarmed with people busy negotiating with shopkeepers [...]

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 ASWJ), and diverts ministers and other senior figures away from their official functions into the pursuit of lucrative commercial opportunities and aid projects.

[...] office, we have been busy with these administrative [...] [...]

The anticipated unencumbered balance for 2010-2011 is mainly due to two positions being vacant for nine months during the biennium and to the staff being unable to travel with the experts for most of 2010 as they were occupied with the review of the entries on the Consolidated List.

However the road ahead may be rockier for Sina Weibo as it scrambles for ways to monetize its services, maintain a quality experience (for both brands and end users) and manage the transition to mobile (that represents 50% of its traffic but only 15% of its revenue).

In the rush to mobilize support, [...] [...]

Lebanon called upon its friends to intensify their assistance, as the country was still engaged in the treatment of wastes, the monitoring of the recovery, the rehabilitation of its shores, and the restoration of its ecosystem to its previous condition.

As surveyors and seismic crews criss-cross Poland, trying to more precisely locate the shale formations and ascertain their quality, the shale gas world in Poland seems to have gone into a holding pattern.

(English article; Chinese article) I hope readers will excuse me if I sound too cynical, but Unicom is showing all the signs of a company living in China’s socialist past, when state-controlled work units and their employees had little or no interest in running an efficient business and instead were more interested in the names of their positions and departments, and loved to hold endless meetings that produced no particular results.