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[...] children identify their hopes for a better future in the flag of the United Nations.

[...] [...] no means pin their hope on a preordained Chief Executive.

[...] [...] those States’ solidarity with Tokelau and wished it success in addressing its transport, economic, education, [...]

Hanaano’s best hope for release from Yemeni jail probably lies with the Puntland Minister of the Interior, General Abdullahi [...]

[...] [...] disorder or bankruptcy of a Member by sending it through the post in a prepaid letter, envelope or wrapper addressed [...] [...]

Others also indicated that they would have liked to see more focus on the observations of the experts’ panel that reviewed MP II and MP III, and pointed to the critical importance for the science portfolio to be rigorously examined on a continuous and regular basis to determine which activities are marginal or duplicative of other international organizations’ endeavours.

[...] to the end of 2009 had brought hope that the country was finally on a firm path towards resolving its [...]

[...] [...] in cases where our own efforts or those of our consultants have previously arrived at the same invention, discovery or idea, which we wish to apply to a Company product.

In May 2011, the Office of the Prime Minister commissioned the establishment of a committee to determine those employees entitled to civil servant status within the Commission, which ideally will resolve a long-standing issue and provide permanence for professional Commission staff.

Such children are accommodated immediately by the competent municipality or mayoralty at a crèche, kindergarten or boarding school.

Because of such burdens as poverty, divorce and disease, many parents have to rely on their children’s success.

While we have reservations about the extension of TRIPS standards to all developing countries, we recognise that it is most unlikely that any WTO members would be keen to renegotiate the agreement.

States must respect and promote the rights of children living in poverty, including by strengthening and allocating the necessary resources to child protection strategies and programmes, with a particular focus on marginalized children, such as street children, child soldiers, children with disabilities, victims of trafficking, child heads of households and children living in care institutions, all of whom are at a heightened risk of exploitation and abuse.

[...] for programme implementation on a digital C/5 blackboard that could subsequently be entrusted to National Commissions by contract.

Owing to the constraints of UNESCO’s programming cycle, the Director-General considered that the Organization should concentrate during the pre-electoral phase on a major intersectoral project to raise awareness of peace, human rights, the environment, tolerance, citizenship and sustainable development in order to consolidate social cohesion and the peace process.

After the outbreak of the global financial crisis, investors from the Middle East were keen to diversify their investments from the US and Europe to other regions of the world.

[...] left behind two children, now aged two and four. Her husband has to leave the children with friends, and he hopes to be given priority [...] [...]

Any delay will make all our people, particularly the young, feel that placing hope in peace and relying on international legitimacy and commitment to international [...] [...]

[...] [...] requested, limiting the recruitment to these posts to nationals from specific Member States.

[...] [...] 497 (1981), and despite the fact that General Assembly resolution 62/110 called upon Israel to desist from imposing Israeli citizenship and Israeli identity cards on the Syrian citizens in the occupied Syrian Golan, it nonetheless persisted in confiscating [...]