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He proposed that following consultations between groups that wished to hold them, the meeting would continue over lunch in order to find a suitable solution.

The findings that rice was the major contributor were consistent with data reported in other countries where rice is the staple food.

The project was set up following a launch meeting held in April 2002 in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India with all the local partners from the four countries concerned (Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan), and is initially being implemented in components: the “education” component, which will last for periods of 16 to 18 months according to the country, has been launched and is already reaching some 4,000 girls and adolescent girls; the “science” component is about to start following a meeting of national experts in Bangladesh in July, and the “communication” component is being finalized.

[...] “this is your Eid present, you Muslim”.

[...] [...] such as prayer, fasting, pilgrimage and [...]

The project developed its activities according to the agreed framework and agenda set forth at the Project Planning and Programme Development Workshop held in Jaipur in April 2002.

[...] [...] choosing more other cereals, which generally contain lower levels of inorganic arsenic than rice, as part of their diet, and observe the following advices: wash rice thoroughly but without [...] [...]

[...] [...] themselves to extraordinary fasts and mortifications.

Although Al-Shabaab initially made territorial gains within the capital and inflicted dozens of casualties upon AMISOM forces, the offensive was eventually blunted and pushed back by the timely deployment of an additional 2,000 Ugandan peacekeepers and aggressive counteroffensives by the Transitional Federal Government and ASWJ forces.

[...] [...] off during the Ramadan, and Christians [...]

Based on the assumption that Ukonga Prison would be used, the short-term European Union/UNODC programme envisages refurbishment and rehabilitation of prison cells, training of prison staff, provision of essential equipment, including medical supplies and recreational resources, provision of material for prisoner clothing, purchase of plates, cups, serving utensils, bedding, blankets and mattresses, provision of vehicles for prison management and transport of inmates from prison to court and provision of radio communications equipment and humane restraints.

In paragraph 4 of the same section of its resolution 65/245, the General Assembly noted with satisfaction that the Secretariat had taken into account the arrangements referred to in its previous resolutions concerning Orthodox Good Friday and the official holidays of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

Amendments to the Intergovernmental Agreement on the Asian Highway Network were adopted in September 2009 at the proposal of China, India and Kazakhstan, to include: (a) the Urumqi-Takeshkan road section in China, connecting with Yarantai in Mongolia; (b) the Phulbari-Jaigaon road section in India, extending route AH48 from the border of Bhutan; and (c) the Aktobe-Zaysan road section in Kazakhstan as a branch of route AH61, therefore providing road connectivity to all landlocked countries in the region.

[...] the start of Ramadan is less than [...] [...]