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[...] [...] session, some of the Main Committees should [...]

The Working Group considers that in the case at hand, there have been several violations of human rights: Mr. El Rimahi was placed in detention without a warrant issued by a competent authority; he was not promptly brought before a judicial authority; for a considerable time, he was unable to contest before a judge the lawfulness of his detention, and when he was finally able to do so, he did not have an effective means of appeal on account of the failure, on two occasions, by the police, administrative and prison authorities to comply with the judicial decision for his release.

[...] processes are now under way for a main contractor to undertake this [...] [...]

In the supplementary information provided to the Advisory Committee, the Secretary-General states that one of the lessons learned with regard to compliance missions was that, irrespective of the professional competence of the individual compliance officers, when dealing with Chief Security Officers at the P-5 or senior P-4 levels or debriefing designated officials at the level of D-2 or above, a P-3 compliance officer has neither the seniority nor the field experience to be credible.

[...] [...] but has stated that the embargo prevents the import of spare parts (see S/2009/188, para. 30).

Of particular concern is the lack of compliance by many business units with the new OFA management policy that was communicated by the Executive Director in January 2011, as advances continued to be made to implementing partners with qualified audit opinions and unsupported NEX audit expenditures and before clearing advances previously issued.

[...] [...] as the opposing views of their contemporaries and the members of the academies, whether teachers [...] [...]

[...] verify wiring connections (see Electrical Diagrams manual [...]

[...] [...] Tracker branding is visible within the Developer's [...]

[...] [...] to ensure the implementation of relevant international resolutions without bias or selectivity, [...] [...]

[...] experts’ opinion is that this production line is unable to produce same [...] [...]

On the other hand, citizens and media professionals are allowed to express themselves freely, without censorship; the same rights are granted to political groups and trade unions, including the right to associate and to assemble in public or in private peacefully and unarmed, without any other restrictions.

Some States (Canada, Iceland, Republic of Korea) and the European Union reported on the adoption and implementation of conservation and management measures to address the impacts of bottom fishing activities on VMEs for vessels fishing on the high seas where there was no competent RFMO/A or interim measures in place.

[...] [...] cooperation under the auspices of the International Atomic Energy Agency, to search for, locate and secure unsecured and/or uncontrolled (“orphan”) radioactive [...] [...]

[...] don’t mind but actually they [...]

[...] respondents were of the view that the current [...] [...]

Our view is that, on the basis of the thoughts expressed by Member States within the framework of the Committee, the Bureau should therefore continue the consultative processes.

[...] CCGP, with concerns mainly raised about the [...] [...]

Untitled lands, often considered as State-owned forests, including [...] [...]

[...] [...] safe working conditions and minimum wages [...]

[...] Experts has been fortunate to discover a number of weapons whose serial numbers either remained intact (Chinese Type 56: see figure V), or that [...] [...]

In an address given at the Global Zero summit on 2 February 2010, Foreign Minister Bildt stated, inter alia, that the international community had arrived at a critical point, where it could either take decisive steps forward in further reducing nuclear arsenals and preventing a further spread of nuclear weapons, eventually taking the world closer to the goal of a world free of those weapons, or face the very serious risk of the non-proliferation regime eroding and paving the way for a development that would significantly increase the risk of those weapons being used, with catastrophic and unforeseeable effects.

In exploring the extent, nature and eligibility of any additional measures that might be considered for funding by the Executive Committee to address surveys, institutional measures and/or other preparatory activities for HCFC phase-out as requested by the Executive Committee in decision 47/9(e), it needs to be noted that, at present, there is no specific Executive Committee guidance on priorities for initial activities and later possible projects to facilitate compliance with the new HCFC control measures, and no guidelines on incremental costs.

[...] [...] proliferation of unclaimed weapons left behind by both sides and scattered throughout the country, the possibility of the reconsolidation [...] [...]

It also recognized “the primary role of the [Informal] Consultative Process in integrating knowledge, the exchange of opinions among multiple [...] [...]