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[...] becoming more and more complex and difficult to [...]

[...] [...] the increasing complexity of issues across [...] [...]

[...] rise, as their complexity continually increases [...] [...]

Reforms undertaken seek to achieve a sustained increase in access to quality preventive, curative and rehabilitative health services throughout the country.

This results in a ―vicious downward spiral‖ as the regularity, reliability and affordability of services deteriorates.

[...] reconciliation and healing must begin by recognizing [...] [...]

One CE post is grossly insufficient to cope with these duties together with the additional workload due to resumption of HOS as well as those arising from other housing initiatives and the increased complexity in public housing planning and development works, such as the redevelopment of aged estates; increasing number of engineering feasibility studies; active participation in public consultations; increasing number of supporting projects under CWRF Head 711; more infrastructure improvement works and contract administration works; increasing number of engineering researches on development and standard to meet new environmental and engineering requirements; and enhancement of land surveying services.

[...] [...] processes and the healing of memories scarred [...]

[...] [...] sanitation, the rehabilitation of degraded water [...] [...]

[...] recommendations very complex and requiring [...] [...]

Given that some unscrupulous pharmacies are tempted by pecuniary interests and pharmaceutical manufacturers are able to gain a profit by taking advantage of the loophole in law, more and more pharmacies have been found to be engaged in the arbitrary sale of controlled drugs.

[...] [...] the development of more transparent [...] [...]

(k) Empowering women, in particular women living in poverty, by strengthening their economic independence and by ensuring their full participation in society and in decision-making processes, through, inter alia, social and economic policies that guarantee them full and equal access to all levels of quality education and training and to affordable and adequate public and social services, as well as equal access to financial resources, employment, and full and equal rights to own and have access to land and other property, and taking further appropriate measures to address the increasing rate of homelessness and inadequate housing for women in order to reduce their vulnerability to violence

[...] [...] terms of size, complexity and degree of responsibility, in combination with a complex humanitarian [...] [...]

This has resulted in a growing sense of lawlessness and a security vacuum in many parts of the Terai and some hill districts.

Expressing grave concern also about the continuing unlawful construction by Israel of the wall inside the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including in and around East Jerusalem, and expressing its concern in particular about the route of the wall in departure from the Armistice Line of 1949, which is causing humanitarian hardship and a serious decline of socio-economic conditions for the Palestinian people, is fragmenting the territorial contiguity of the Territory, and could prejudge future negotiations and make the two-State solution physically impossible to implement

Due to increased concerns about global security, countries are becoming more careful about exposing their IT systems to the outside world, considerably impeding progress with the IODE Ocean Data Portal, which aims at data sharing.

(d) The evaluation reflected the concerns of NGO’s on a number of issues: (1) Serious underfunding and the constraints that affect FED, particularly those relating to the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC); (2) shortcomings in proactive engagement and use of UNESCO’s moral and political leadership to influence governments that repress freedom of expression; (3) insufficiently forceful implementation of programmes related to the regional seminars and Windhoek+10 Conference; (4) involvement of NGOs in the preparation of The World Summit on the Information Society, with a clear focus not only on technologies but also on the content of information; (5) greater emphasis on the development of the economic aspects of independent media enterprises; (6) sharper strategic focus; (7) fear that FED’s work will become more and more marginalized in light of the controversial nature of freedom of expression work and new decentralization efforts.

[...] [...] with its complex composites of intergovernmental [...] [...]

[...] [...] skirmish in 2009, only to disclose that [...] [...]

Accountability and access to effective remedies are essential for closing the circle, as service providers and the State can be held accountable for deteriorating services, unmet performance standards, unjustified tariff increases, inadequate social policies or other breaches.

The earlier manufacturers understand the Hazard Based Safety Engineering (HBSE) concept, the faster they can meet the challenges and transition to the new standard smoothly.