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[...] of the summary records in all the United [...] [...]

An annual report based on this information will be submitted to the Executive Committee for Equality.

An amount of $131,100 is proposed for travel to undertake the following training-related activities: basic and advanced training courses, including specialized training on minute-writing, for members of local committees on contracts and of local property survey boards in six different field locations for a total of 20 training sessions, with emphasis on conducting training in regional offices ($120,700); participation in judicial and court administration and caseload management training offered by the International Law Institute ($8,300); and annual meeting of the American Society of International Law to improve understanding of the principles underpinning the institutional law of international organizations, in general, and the general principles of international law applicable to cases before the Management Evaluation Unit, in particular ($2,100).

[...] [...] property survey board courses and minute-writing.

[...] [...] including on minutes writing, to members of local [...] [...]

[...] [...] minutes of the Court’s meetings; and the drafting of [...]

This is all the more so because the Sector, in addition to being the unit responsible for international cultural conventions, will be required to continue to act to revise and/or adapt Member States’ domestic laws in order to translate international principles into national policies, to build the capacities that they need to compile files for nomination to the Lists relating to those instruments and to attend to the sustainable management of their cultural activities, goods and services.

[...] [...] Achievement Fund, and to capture, codify, translate [...] [...]

The incumbent’s role will include the oversight of staff to ensure quality outputs, as well as the production of a full study and two technical papers on Arab countries in transition; the incumbent will also organize, design and coordinate the necessary research and cooperation with relevant entities in relation to various meetings and conferences.

SCMA responded that CMAB had to start the preparatory work early in order to complete all necessary tasks, such as consolidating public views gathered previously for preparation of the consultation document, collecting and collating views within the community as well as conducting internal study by reference to the findings/recommendations from relevant surveys/studies undertaken by academic institutions.

[...] [...] actual trials and judgment writing.

UNESCO also contributed a chapter to the joint United Nations-Government MDG review on MDG+, and supported UNECE in carrying out the second assessment report on transboundary rivers, lakes, and groundwater.

The goal of the project is to develop a web-based tool that would enable knowledge-sharing and informal learning functions within and between missions, collaborative content creation and drafting, automated approval and publishing of web content as well as work product, shared calendaring and task management.

The Committee further recommends that the State party include in the new drafts of law being developed clear and precise norms for the effective protection of the right of indigenous peoples in the north, Siberia and the far east, to their ancestral lands, natural resources and cultural heritage, including protection of their intellectual property rights to their works which are an expression of their traditional culture and knowledge.

[...] [...] public and government-held records, to identify and promote [...] [...]

[...] [...] defined in Appendix 5-A of the Agreement.

[...] [...] the form of Appendix 4-A (“Format of Implementation Reports and Plans”) covering each previous calendar year; that it had achieved a significant level of implementation of activities initiated with previously approved tranches; and that the rate of disbursement of funding available from the previously approved tranche was more than 20 per cent; and (d) That the Country has submitted an annual implementation plan in the form of Appendix 4-A covering each [...] [...]

[...] secretariat for documenting and sharing good [...] [...]

As in Babli, they frequently have only a slight bearing, sometimes none at all, on the subject of the mishnaic section and its Talmudic interpretation, being added to the passages in which they are found either because they were mentioned in the academy on account of some subject under discussion, or because, in the process of the redaction of the treatise, this haggadic material, which was valued for some special reason, seemed to fit into the Talmudic text at the passage in question.

A curious chapter gives the Prologue of Moro, or Mara, Bishop of Amida (a Syriac writer whose works appear to have been lost), to his edition of the four Gospels in Greek, to which the writers appends as a curiosity the pericope of the woman taken in adultery (John 8) which Moro had inserted in the 89th canon; "it is not founded in other manuscripts" Book VIII, iii, gives the letter of Simeon of Beit-Arsham on the martyrs of Yemen, perhaps an apocryphal document.

[...] [...] on the theme “Key education challenges [...] [...]

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[...] assisted by the Mayaram Surjan Foundation, non-governmental [...] [...]

In its resolution 14/3, the Human Rights Council requested its Advisory Committee, in consultation with Member States, civil society, academia and all relevant stakeholders, to prepare a draft declaration on the right of peoples to peace and to report on the progress thereon to the Council at its seventeenth session.