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The fifth review and appraisal of the World Programme of Action concerning Disabled Persons as well as the desk review of the Millennium Development Goals country reports (see A/64/180, chap. II.A) provided a mixed picture suggesting some progress in mainstreaming disability in development in the context of the Millennium Development Goals, but also raised concerns that disability remains largely “invisible” in the national development priorities.

It also studied possible steps to deal with the increasingly urgent question of digital heritage preservation, as vast quantities of information contained on Internet pages daily disappear without a trace.

[...] [...] countries that are unable to stem corruption [...] [...]

[...] concluded pilot impact indicator tracking exercise, availability [...] [...]

This approach also reveals critical aspects of intra-gender discrimination and inequality, which up until now have been invisible in efforts to treat all women homogenously in the responses to violence.

The aim is always the same: to have a deterrent effect, to ensure that detainees would vanish without a trace, and that no information would be given with regard to their whereabouts or fate.

[...] [...] but have no effect on the treaty, and could have been formulated [...] [...]

The system will track the status of acceptance, implementation and impact achieved of reports, notes and letters or recommendations [...] [...]

[...] [...] grantor name had no impact on the identification [...]

But family-based approaches are not widely used in Thailand because there are not enough social workers to trace children’s families, design individual solutions or conduct follow-up visits.

Probably originating from Asia Minor, the beautiful Sea Lily can today be found on the sandy shores of Europe.

[...] can be seen as a microcosm of Kosovo’s humanitarian and economic challenges: the unresolved missing persons issues, [...] [...]

Networking on the other hand, is something that usually lasts much longer and is much less tangible, but is also essential for your career.

In the political and diplomatic manoeuvrings conducted to solicit the adoption of resolution 1907 (2009), the accusations levelled against Eritrea were invariably characterized by innuendos, fabrications and murky “evidence”.

The environmental changes in the Black Sea region, which is home to hundreds of millions of inhabitants and subject to rapid changes in all of its socio-economic, demographic and geophysical parameters, is impossible to study and follow without the effective use of space technology, especially Earth observation.

[...] [...] basis and does not impact available funds [...]

This enriches traffickers who are frequently invisible and users of all sorts, from petty criminals to adventurers posing as revolutionaries and defenders of human rights to seize power, as well as road blockers and other highway bandits.

Keeping track of the transmission of invitations to bid with a summary indicating the name of the vendor and the date and means of transmission would assist Skanska to follow up on non-responsive contractors, as well as adding transparency to the bidding process.

[...] that are capable of tracking “impacts” there are limits [...] [...]

Inside the city there are also lighting features separate from the video-projections which underline the cultural and historic value of the buildings: lighting that emphasises the architecture was designed both for the facade and the apse of the church.

However the court refused to invite Mr. Komzarov, who could have testified that the main guilty person of the accident was the driver of the vehicle ZAZ, who ran away from the crime scene and could not be found.