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The funds should not be taken from the Participation Programme as its present allocation was already insufficient to meet current needs.

However, such investments are negligible [...] [...]

After reaching a pensionable age the pensioners (women at 60, man at 65) get pensions from the Social Security Institution (ZUS) and the Open Pensionable Fund (OFE) through an Agent Company, and the eventually payment from the free 3rdpillar.

The group’s leader, Fahrul Rozi Tanjung, was neither the oldest, the best-educated, nor the most experienced in jihadi activism, but it was he who brought the group together and became its decision-maker.

The Committee notes that the increase is due mainly to the cost of administrative support, inclusive of the estimated cost of the administrative support provided by the United Nations Office at Geneva for ECE, which reflects an increase from 46.7 per cent of the total cost of section 20 in the biennium 2010-2011 to 52.4 per cent.

As a journalist, she would be happy to report on the spot.

The nearest MRT Station is EW15-Tanjong Pagar Station.

To make resources flow from investing to receiving countries, [...] [...]

CAT was troubled that human rights courts, including ad hoc ones, were not able to secure the conviction of any of the alleged perpetrators of gross human rights violations in relation to the Tanjung Priok (1984), East Timor (1999) and Abepura (2000) cases, especially now that the Supreme Court had acquitted Enrico Guterres.

[...] the most out of their investments.

[...] [...] detailing, from the investor perspective, the [...] [...]

Slide the piston assembly (5) straight up off [...]

[...] [...] in Bordeaux, Dijon, Grenoble, Lille, [...] [...]

The Indonesian government recognises the problems that extremist prisoners can cause, from the recruitment of ordinary criminals, such as went on in Sukamiskin and Tanjung Gusta prisons, to the problem of recidivism by men who, once released, immediately return to former networks.

The other large investment by Chinese interests [...]

[...] point of departure would be the Vienna Convention of the Law of Treaties, supplemented by any principles that may be deduced from practice in the investment area, although it [...] [...]

[...] [...] increasing need for substantial investment in a new elderly [...]

Dijon, the region’s capital [...] [...]

The foundation of results-based management consists of a system of cascading elements that builds upon the “assumption of a logical hierarchy or chain of causeand-effect relationships from inputs through outputs to outcomes” (A/63/268, para. 3).

Examples include Dijon mustard, and “hot” mustard [...]

I continued with the series after returning to Mexico in a large format that requires preparation time, priming the sheets with varnish paint, layer after layer, and then using a broom to draw on them, with the simple and rough gestures of our closest relatives.

However, further reducing the running costs of the General Conference would necessarily imply reforming its current functioning through measures such as those mentioned above which, combined, could take the total duration of Conference sessions down to two weeks instead of nearly three, and lead to significant economies.

He showed why the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) programme of the United States was “sound in concept and effective in practice”1 and a good example of promoting collaboration between research institutions and industry, because it filled the gap between standard venture capital financing – which is structurally limited and designed to get in late and get out early – and small research grants, enabling start-ups and expansion firms to cross the “valley of death”.

This would represent a charge against the contingency fund and, as such, would require additional appropriation for the biennium 2010-2011, which is subject to approval by the General Assembly at its sixty-fifth session in the context of the consolidated statement of programme budget implications and the revised estimates of decisions taken by the Council.