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[...] [...] the original source, especially where material is obtained, as is very common, from ex situ collections that have been built up over many years.

The Government of Serbia must translate its expressed commitment to arrest the fugitives into concrete action and visible results.

[...] [...] that the area between the Blue Line and the Litani River is free of any unauthorized armed personnel, assets and weapons, taking all necessary action within its capabilities to ensure that its area of operations is [...]

[...] [...] measures to ensure that the views of the child are given due consideration, especially [...] [...]

No doubt, a strong, visible and active United Nations presence on the ground in Syria is essential for [...] [...]

[...] [...] further repercussions from the crisis, given that the measures adopted so far had been aimed at addressing the effects of the crisis rather than its causes, and that the root causes of the crisis remain unaddressed.

The view was expressed that solutions with regard to the definition and delimitation of outer space could be found at the national level and that they would not necessarily diverge from those, [...]

It further expresses concern at the absence of formal procedures to ensure the participation of children in issues that affect them and at the perception by children that their voices are not adequately heard.

If we ensure that they acquire the necessary skills through education and training, they [...] [...]

The Committee has recently confirmed this approach in two cases of enforced disappearances against the same State Party and within a similar factual frame.1 However, in the case before us, the Committee has without any discussion, including any reference to how the case has been argued,2 made a finding in line with what has hitherto been advanced only by a minority, i.e of a direct violation of art 6, paragraph 1 without any connection to art 2, paragraph 3.

He claims that he suffered a stroke in the penal colony after the administration refused to provide him with the required medications and that he did not receive treatment for one week after the stroke.

If not decided otherwise by the Executive Committee, such a verification has to be provided together with each tranche request and will have [...] [...]

[...] [...] writing, but the evaluation did not conclude [...]

Noting the merits and general support for work on spices, but also that further analysis was needed, the Commission agreed to request the Delegation of India to prepare a discussion paper for consideration at the next session of the Commission, taking into account comments made at this Session, in particular the need to better clarify the scope of work; an analysis of the gaps in terms of work in the Commission; and the mechanism to undertake this work.

[...] international community must accept and realize that there is a desire not just to build what is physically visible, but also to [...] [...]

The Committee recommends that the State party amend its current legislation to modify current requirements relating to the proof of intent for the criminal offence of incitement to racism; that it provide a more comprehensive mechanism of protection by extending the power to investigate and indict to other bodies of the judiciary; and that it expand the definition of racism to include incitement on account of ethnic origin, country of origin, and religious affiliation, when there is intersectionality of these elements, so as to equally protect Ethiopians, Russians, Sephardim, and any other groups that are currently not sufficiently protected by the Law.

[...] [...] for more assertive policy (see Section IV.D).

[...] [...] entity are required to put in place an effective system for first instance applications and appeals, to ensure adequate legal recourse and remedies in the event that the procurement rules and procedures of this Law are [...] [...]

With regard to Activity 5.2 “Promote effective use of written comments in the Codex process”, one Delegation noted that replies to the questionnaire on the use of written comments indicated that late comments were not dealt with consistently across Codex and suggested to consider the development of a procedure to ensure a consistent approach among Codex committees on how to handle late comments as an activity of the new Strategic Plan.

[...] authorities are not provided with the necessary technical training [...] [...]

[...] [...] supplier that would not otherwise be easily available from [...]

[...] [...] issues remained unresolved: duty-free quota-free market access for all products from all least developed countries, preferential rules of origin, subsidies for agricultural products, accession requirements, aid for trade, and impact of cutting tariffs.

In light of the gravity of the human rights situation, which has not improved over the course of the last year, the experts recommend that the Council once again consider the creation of a country-specific mandate, in particular if the level of access and response to thematic special procedures decreases.

[...] [...] Board considered necessary to form an opinion [...]

While the political process is crucial to the short- and medium-term stability of Haiti, the gravity of the situation on the ground and the obvious need to accelerate efforts in order to improve people’s living conditions require that political rivalries not undermine the recovery of the country.

[...] [...] biased conclusions, failing to take into consideration [...] [...]