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Therefore, she has not exhausted all available domestic remedies and there are no reasons to believe that the application of those remedies would have been unavailable or ineffective.

[...] [...] green economy cannot be realized [...] [...]

However, the truth behind the “Cheonan incident” has not been unveiled yet; hence, as of this moment, we cannot even talk about a violation of the Armistice Agreement.

[...] [...] impossible without alleviation and eventual eradication of poverty and economic disparity in a world of opulence; peace is impossible without institution-building on human rights, constitutional rights and justice; peace is impossible without true empowerment of women, political, economic and social; peace is impossible without a secular mindset and embracing diversity and multi-ethnicity; peace is impossible without including the marginalized; peace is impossible without job creation; peace is impossible without transparency and accountability of Governments to citizens and a total respect for the rule of law.

[...] [...] productive resources to participate in [...]

[...] [...] trials to not having the possibility [...]

[...] [...] property rights and access to and control [...]

Therefore, the complainant concludes that any domestic remedies would have been ineffective and unavailable.

There was, however, no information on follow-up action in respect of the trainees to find out what impact the training had on them – an element which would have introduced a desirable results-dimension.

(4) The wording of this second paragraph is prompted by a desire to take into consideration a practice which, up until now, does not seem to have caused any particular difficulties, while not calling into question the very clear rule, scarcely open to varying interpretations, which is laid down in article 20, paragraph 4 (c), of the Vienna Conventions.

[...] [...] the reserving State likely will not [...]

Workers’ rights meant nothing if they had no jobs, and in the light of the crisis, the private sector alone could not overcome the problems created by the economic model.

We have urged consistently that attention be paid to building core national capacities because we see that, until the basic infrastructure of peace is in place, countries will be blocked from progress.

In calculating the duration of the detention, international jurisdictions, and in the present instance the European Court of Human Rights, take into consideration the period which elapses between the day on which an alien is placed in detention with a view to his or her expulsion and the day of his or her release.647The calculation of periods of detention is not feasible when an expulsion procedure is irregular or an authority abuses its powers.

Much has been written about the life of this mystic and ascetic and it is not known if this character really existed or if the story of her life is a fabrication – but does it matter if this is true or false?

This turns out to be a limitation, since we don't know what OS the browser was running on, or even more importantly, whether or not HTML5 canvas was hardware accelerated when the performance test ran.

[...] [...] situation on the ground and to salvage the prospects for achieving a peace based on the two-State solution in [...] [...]

As long as conditions of service at non-family duty stations were not part of the common system, which meant that General Assembly decisions on the matter were not binding on all entities of the United Nations system, it was not possible to speak of harmonization of conditions of service.

The problem has been with us for a very long time, and every time the Secretary-General issues a report — such as his most recent very comprehensive report on piracy (S/2010/394) — unfortunately funds do not materialize.

[...] [...] grid, so that you can not start.

[...] [...] territories of non-nuclearweapon States; [...] [...]

Other shortcomings in the document included its failure to refer to the need for immediate negotiations on a nuclear weapons convention; the lack of a clear commitment by nuclear-weapon States to cease the development of nuclear weapons; the failure to call for the immediate removal of nuclear weapons from the territories of non-nuclear-weapon States; and the omission of clear commitments from the nuclearweapon States to provide legally binding negative security assurances to non-nuclear-weapon States.

As to the assumption that Alexander Blücher would not have been entitled to claim restitution under the Land Act because he was allegedly not a Czech citizen and therefore would not have fulfilled the criteria under the Land Act, the “logic” behind this reasoning is based on a hypothetical application of a discriminatory citizenship requirement to the original owner as if he were the applicant under the Act.