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[...] [...] differences between dormant and active [...]

[...] [...] cultural property against destruction, [...] [...]

[...] passengers, including sleep deprivation and [...]

[...] [...] bulldozing and destroying their land, uprooting [...] [...]

The renewal of human resources, thanks in particular to modern technologies, should not necessarily lead to the loss of “institutional memory” but it does endanger the international civil service, if the conditions of recruitment of a high-level professional staff, independent of national authorities, are not guaranteed.

[...] [...] and rebuild what was destroyed.

Civil society accepts that the private sector can play a useful role, but our experience is of companies that have unsustainably exploited minerals, fish and forests; land grabs that have stolen the resources and livelihoods of local people; biofuel plantations that have destroyed forests and agricultural lands; food dumping that has destroyed farmers’ livelihoods; and projects that leave local people with no water and a polluted environment.

[...] [...] others, as well as destroying two vehicles [...]

[...] [...] illegal detention, the destruction of [...] [...]

The External Auditors and the Executive Board having raised concerns over the high number of dormant extrabudgetary projects, action was taken in the last biennium by Headquarters divisions and field offices to review their portfolios of projects, close down those that had actually terminated but for which small residual funds remained, and identify the exit strategy for those that needed to be closed.

UNICEF estimates that one in every five schools has either been destroyed or is being used by displaced people seeking shelter.

In return for this openness, cooperation and commitment on the part of Syria, and since Damascus accepted Mr. Annan’s plan, terrorist operations have escalated, including acts of aggression and the killing of Government forces and civilians; the sabotage and destruction of infrastructure; and the forcible eviction of peaceful citizens and their relocation to prefabricated camps in neighbouring countries, with the objective of laying the groundwork for the creation of a refugee crisis to be used for political ends and later built upon to establish so-called buffer zones that would, in turn, justify calls for foreign military intervention.

Expressing its grave concern also, in particular, about the continuation by Israel, the occupying Power, of illegal settlement activities, including the so-called E-1 plan, its construction of the wall in and around East Jerusalem, its restrictions on access to and residence in East Jerusalem and the further isolation of the cit y from the rest of the Occupied Palestinian Territory, which are having a detrimental effect on the lives of Palestinians and could prejudge a final status agreement on Jerusalem, Expressing its grave concern further about the continuing Israeli demolition of Palestinian homes and the eviction of numerous Palestinian families from East Jerusalem neighbourhoods, as well as other acts of provocation and incitement, including by Israeli settlers, in the city

[...] heXCHARXs going to destroy all of the alien [...] [...]

In terms of compensation, this could be funded on the basis of closure costs for the controlled use production, but if the plant continues to produce for feedstock uses, the calculated costs would not include the typical costs to cover closure including the costs of the destruction of equipment, foregone profit or labour displacement.

[...] been damaged or destroyed.

[...] [...] many years of systematic destruction [...] [...]

[...] [...] continued destruction of Ma’man [...]

Continuing illegal actions in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, including settlement building, the destruction of Palestinians’ homes and expropriation of their land, aimed to alter the demographic balance, prevent the establishment of an independent Palestine state and pre-empt the finalstatus negotiations.

[...] [...] damage and destroy its component [...]

[...] [...] proportionate means of destroying counterproliferation [...] [...]

Furthermore, the Office of the Attorney-General has the legal framework to investigate terrorism and arms stockpiling and trafficking in order to dismantle existing criminal organizations involved in arms trafficking and prevent the development of terrorist organizations by exercising the powers conferred on it in the law against organized crime.

[...] [...] Persepolis, thus destroying one archetype [...] [...]