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[...] evaluate the risk landscape and implement risk [...] [...]

[...] shall provide background information and [...] [...]

[...] [...] the light of the background I set out and [...]

With abundant and plentiful tourism resources, the second biggest population in the world, a huge domestic market, the alteration of the public's consumption behavior, and the fast growing economy, India's amusement game industry has great potential and promise so it appeals to a lot of investors, which results in a prosperous and thriving market However, because of the impact of the global financial crisis and continuous economic depression, the number of foreign exhibitors registering for this year's Show decreased, which worried the local exhibitors and buyers a lot.

[...] document entitled “Background and rationale [...]

One of the most common mistakes in an interview is to carry out insufficient research on those you are meeting with.

The effective application of a rights-based approach requires a contextualized understanding of the particular issues and challenges, including the availability, accessibility, acceptability and quality of goods, services and facilities, as well as of the underlying causes of maternal mortality and morbidity.

[...] [...] cast against the background of its constitutional areas of competence that UNESCO’s role in any given situation can be identified [...] [...]

The resultant anger among the men added transaction and input costs as women had to rely on a small number of male fishers for seedstock and feedstuffs.12 The clear message here is that interventions within the local sociocultural dynamics should base their interventions on the specific context – including the gender segregation within a community – and the underlying problem.

[...] [...] considered against the background of crime levels [...] [...]

The complainant notes that according to the Russian legal system, any share transfer requires the physical presence of the two contractors, the local agent of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation and a notary.

[...] [...] other learned institutions (paras. 6-26), [...] [...]

[...] [...] explaining the background and voting procedure, [...] [...]

[...] [...] determine the future prospects for peace and stability [...]

[...] public, and includes background documents, fact sheets, [...]

The information on a particular context they presented and their findings could be a useful complement to the information already at the Council’s disposal.

The evaluation of the outcomes of the reform processes, and particularly “good practices”, enables us to highlight both some conditions unique to each cultural context as well as to pinpoint some common characteristics.

[...] containing fact sheets, background information and regional [...]

They would also subsequently monitor implementation and ensure attention to particular national contexts and configurations of inequality that constrain participation and prevent people and societies from realizing their full development potential.

[...] [...] particularly where shared landscapes are involved.

[...] [...] and provides a background for discussion [...]

Article 15, paragraph 3 of the Smuggling of Migrants Protocol requires States parties “to promote or strengthen, as appropriate, development programmes and cooperation at the national, regional and international levels, taking into account the socio-economic realities of migration and paying special attention to economically and socially depressed areas, in order to combat the root socio-economic causes of smuggling of migrants, such as poverty and underdevelopment.

The assessment contained in the present report offers four yardsticks to measure progress on sustainable development since 1992: “separate”, i.e., changes in indicators of each of the three dimensions of sustainable development; “joint”, i.e., movement towards convergence between these dimensions; “commitments”, i.e., fulfilment of international and national commitments; and “contextual”, i.e., progress in comparison with the longer term challenge.

[...] [...] analysing their situations and future prospects in crisis, post-crisis [...] [...]

This is inherent in the application of any definition, which is an exercise in interpretation that depends in part upon the circumstances and context and inevitably brings into play the subjectivity of the interpreter.

The Conference may wish to give consideration to the above-mentioned and other proposals made by the Working Group, which are contained in the background paper prepared by the Secretariat on progress made in the implementation of the recommendations of the Open-ended Intergovernmental Working Group on Asset Recovery (CAC/COSP/2011/7).