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[...] of a capital nature will be classified [...]

The Group has sufficient financial resources to meet the demand for capital expenditure and daily working capital requirements.

Recognizing that disaster risk reduction was fundamental for sustainable socio-economic development, the Committee stressed the importance of putting in place suitable strategies, plans and programmes, especially with regard to mainstreaming disaster risk reduction into development policies, creating and strengthening national integrated disaster risk reduction mechanisms, and implementing key activities as described in the Hyogo Framework for Action.

Capital expenditure comprises additions to property, plant and equipment and investment properties, including additions resulting from business combination.

[...] emphasized the fundamentally civilian character of humanitarian [...] [...]

[...] [...] person's disposable capital is the value of his/her resource of a capital nature, disregarding [...] [...]

[...] fundamental nature of the right to life; the irreversible nature of death, [...] [...]

When the long-term performance of polymer sprinkler seals came into question, Mr. Bell assumed leadership for developing an understanding of the fundamental performance and failure characteristics of the materials, and worked closely with Industry, Government and Regulatory Authorities to bring about successful resolution of the situation that might otherwise have become extremely contentious.

The experts particularly stressed the need to give recognition to (i) the interaction between the tangible and the intangible cultural heritage; (ii) the live, evolving nature of the intangible cultural heritage; (iii) its cross-border dimension; (iv) the urgent need for protective measures; (v) the need for great flexibility in the negotiation process in order to secure the broadest possible consensus; and (vi) the importance of safeguarding the intangible cultural heritage at the local, national and international levels.

These steps are needed to radically change the paradigm of development and economic growth, putting these factors on track towards a system which is climate-sensitive, respectful of human rights and social justice, and mindful of ecological limits.

In terms of improving the Committee’s working methods, the Preliminary Implementation Assessments regarding resolution 1373 (2001) continue to be of fundamental importance; they serve as basic documents for regular dialogue with States and as an objective, non-discriminatory and systemic foundation for monitoring the counter-terrorism efforts of States.

[...] [...] on the need for fundamental change means [...] [...]

A number of questions about underlying issues needed to be addressed, including the great volatility of capital markets and aspects of capital market innovations that were harmful to financial stability.

This is why UNESCO is anticipating some fundamental adjustments, including a rethink of its decentralization policy, the move towards better alignment of programming, common work programmes, and harmonization with United Nations agencies and bilateral donors, in line with the Paris Declaration.

[...] [...] illustration of the nature of those involved [...] [...]

The text before the Committee had continued to deteriorate, especially with regard to such essential issues for the European Union as freedom of expression, the role of civil society and the independence of the Special Rapporteur.

[...] [...] curable diseases, human nature requires [...]

Since 2007, Romania’s role in development cooperation has radically changed, shifting from beneficiary country to donor of official development assistance (ODA).

[...] [...] assess the permissibility of reservations, [...] [...]

Capital expenditure comprises additions to fixed assets, including additions resulting from acquisitions through purchases of subsidiaries.

[...] [...] paying off any loan capital or for equalising dividends or for any other purpose to which the [...] [...]

A couple of weeks ago I went back to Korea, where I recovered not only my love for calligraphy and drawing, but also the pride for my opposable thumbs and my humbleness in the face of the fierce and destructive nature that stirs within us.

While indigenous peoples welcome any and all genuine efforts of the mining industry to reduce its carbon footprint and raise the standards of safety, respect for human rights and the raising of environmental standards around mines, there is also a serious concern that mining techniques and operations remain inappropriate, unsustainable and misrepresent the fundamental nature of mining, which is founded on the extraction of a non-renewable resource from the earth.

[...] [...] governing the Kami Limited Partnership.

Capacity development is especially important to support the full and effective implementation of existing and new global instruments (e.g. the 2009 Port State Measures Agreement [Box 6]) and other fisheries initiatives as tools to combat IUU fishing.

The Committee recommends that the State party take adequate measures to combat the exploitation of migrant girls in prostitution and that it intensify its efforts to collect data on the extent of sexual exploitation and abuse of children, which is essential for the preparation of adequate responses to combat these phenomena.

True to its nature, Khartoum expelled [...] [...]

[...] recommended a number of fundamental changes, [...] [...]

Given the cross-cutting nature of Strategic Goal [...] [...]