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We can see that various political groups, political parties and the mass media have torn this Budget into pieces.

[...] [...] information in the document issued by UNHCR Baku is inconsistent with what the complainants have stated before the Swedish authorities calls into question the veracity of their allegation of past ill-treatment.

Culture and science are two of the country’s priority fields that are not yet sufficiently reflected in the UNCT country programming.

One respondent characterized the current structure as “a purely rhetorical exercise”, which would require additional performance data on the activities labelled “priorities” in order to assess their relevance, especially as it was not clear how the separation in different levels of prioritization had affected the results actually obtained.

It is worth mentioning that, as a non-resident agency and in the face of inadequate financial resources and staff to carry [...] [...]

[...] [...] exploit all funding opportunities; enlarge its donor base for the core budget, to which only a small number currently contributed — a point to which he had drawn attention in Cairo at a meeting of Arab League ministers whose countries gave welcome support to specific projects and emergency appeals but not to the core budget; [...] [...]

[...] [...] jurisprudence therefore merits an examination in relation to native title rights and interests offshore, for numerous reasons: the main statute: the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth), requires that the rights and interests claimed be capable of recognition under the common law in section 223(1)(c); case law also continues to provide interpretive guidance complementing the reading of the legislation in general; and finally, there is a persuasive body of judicial and [...] [...]

The question should, for instance, be raised in the case of the Brazilian Tourism Institute (EMBRATUR), where UNESCO’s participation is viewed as imparting fresh impetus (the establishment of the Ministry of Tourism in 2002 deprived it of some of its responsibilities).

[...] saying that what they do is worthless. Actually, such information [...]

[...] [...] should be considered worthy of attention, due to repeated efforts by forces loyal to the former President of Côte d’Ivoire to obtain parts and technical assistance for the rehabilitation of its military air assets since the imposition of the arms embargo (see paras. 95-104 below).

For international criminal justice, it is a welcome confirmation that accountability for war crimes is not a fleeting interest, but an enduring value.

[...] [...] Conference Management, the concept of object hyperlinking, which connects offline objects (hardcopy documents) with online objects (UN documents in ODS), is crucial in its strategy [...] [...]

[...] [...] be taken to persuade all countries and parties to conflicts throughout the world to fulfil their commitment not to target [...] [...]

In short, if the CRC values are different, then at least one byte in the file has changed since it was saved.

[...] working sessions, two deserve special mention: the meeting convened by IPU with a delegation of approximately 50 legislators from more than 20 countries who debated the role of parliaments in promoting cultural dialogue and understanding, as well as their participation in national plans and regional strategies; and the round table on “Addressing Islamophobia: building on unused opportunities for mutual respect and inclusion” (co-organized by the Alliance of Civilizations, the Organization [...] [...]

Even within the current financial climate, it is vital that an additional effort be made at this time; the resources required would be relatively modest in absolute terms, but, as in other countries facing socio-economic pressures, [...] [...]

[...] are posts funded from the regular budget of the Organization; the rationale for excluding extrabudgetary financed posts from the geographical distribution stems from the time-limited nature of extrabudgetary funded [...] [...]

For instance, the articles do not say, but only imply, that conduct of military forces of States or international organizations is not attributable to the United Nations when the Security Council authorizes States or international organizations to take necessary measures outside a chain of command linking those forces to the United Nations.

A few delegations reiterated that dynamic interpretation was legally possible and that they were not ready to accept a “blanket prohibition” that would preclude the effective implementation of provisions in investment treaties that envisaged the Parties benefiting from the most up-to-date provisions of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in arbitrations under those treaties, which in that case would be the rules on transparency.

Its preparation allowed for the identification of areas where progress had been accomplished and others where improvement could still be achieved, thus representing an added value in identification of current and future priorities in the field of human rights at the national level.

[...] [...] characters move in and out the Chinese neighborhood could be compared to the one experienced when entering, say, a diplomatic representation as it [...] [...]

It is worth mentioning that UNESCO played a key role, [...] [...]

One of the speakers at our conference suggested that the term “folklore” be replaced by the more appropriate “expressions of culture” which represents living, [...]

[...] [...] power of the Prosecutor, I had to spend an inordinate amount of time administering [...] [...]

On the contrary, today more than ever, developed countries must meet and scale up their existing bilateral and multilateral official development assistance and aid targets, in particular, the commitment to reach the target of 0.7 per cent of gross national product for official development assistance to developing countries by 2015, and to reach the level of at least 0.5 per cent of gross national product for official development assistance by 2010, along with the target of 0.15 to 0.2 per cent of gross national product for development assistance to the least developed countries.

[...] [...] continued support to the development of inventories on intangible cultural heritage, a focus on the return of stolen objects to their countries of origin, implementation of the African Liberation Heritage Project and support to cultural industries as a means of alleviating poverty in LDCs.

In response to members' suggestion of turning CIIF projects worthy of support into mainstream services, the Administration advised that while CIIF projects shared the common goals of encouraging mutual help and promoting cross-sectoral partnerships, extension of successful CIIF projects to other districts should [...] [...]