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An exhaustive list of announcements and related deliverables will be published in a separate private sector track report.

Intake check valve assembly (R) should slide down priming piston rod (24) as you remove housing; if it does not slide easily, firmly tap on top of housing (19) with a rubber mallet to loosen.

[...] periodic report on the outcome of this review and provide specific analysis on how implementation of the Independent Expert’s recommendations concerning access to safe drinking water and how the revolving fund initiative respectively have improved the living conditions of children.

[...] the Rights of the Child provides, in article 21, that States parties shall “recognize that inter-country adoption may be considered as an alternative means of a child’s care if the child cannot be placed in a foster or an adoptive family or cannot in any suitable manner be cared for in the child’s country [...] [...]

[...] work for survival, child care has become a [...]

While there is a waiting time for an appointment with a solicitor, the Board gives priority to certain categories of cases, such as domestic violence, child care, child abduction and cases where there is a danger that the time limits for issuing proceedings may expire.

[...] [...] protection of children in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

[...] [...] approach and deliver results for the worlds’ most vulnerable children: (a) seize [...] [...]

The information provided on events that deviate from the norm will include, as soon as it is available, data on the type of disease, approximate area affected, and number of cases.

These articles provide that the “context of the treaty, for the purposes of its interpretation”, is to be understood as comprising “any agreement or instrument related to the treaty and reached or drawn up in connection with its conclusion” (art. 69, para. 2); that “any agreement between the parties regarding the interpretation of the treaty” and “any subsequent practice in the application of the treaty which clearly establishes the understanding of all the parties regarding its interpretation” are to be taken into account “together with the context” of the treaty for the purposes of its interpretation (art. 69, para. 3); that as “further means of interpretation” recourse may be had, inter alia, to the “preparatory work of the treaty and the circumstances of its conclusion” (art. 70); and that a meaning other than its ordinary meaning may be given to a term if it is established conclusively that the parties intended the term to have that special meaning.

[...] [...] Kingdom of Bahrain, resulting in breaches of the basic rights to survival, health and protection of children.

[...] [...] for the care of children, have access to appropriate social and economic benefits such as childcare benefits, as well [...] [...]

The effect achieved by the coating depends on the type of aluminium pigment (wetting behaviour, particle size and shape) and the formulation of the coating system.

UNESCO’s early childhood activities have a direct impact on women as they seek to improve early childhood services; to inform and help parents, in particular mothers, to better take care of their children; to inform and provide advocacy for children’s rights, in particular equality of opportunities for young girls; to train caregivers and trainers (in majority women) in early childhood development and education; and to disseminate information on organizations, policies and learning environments directly affecting young children and their families.

[...] [...] state-funded child-minding service until the end of the calendar year during which the child attains 18 years of age, provided that the need for child-minding services for a child [...] [...]

[...] [...] the Rights of the Child, the Committee’s [...] [...]

[...] parties should consider children as [...] [...]

However, the use of the expression “as such” allows one to shade this radical observation: while the Court does not consider itself bound by the unilateral interpretation proposed by Romania, that does not preclude the unilateral interpretation from having an effect as a means of proof or a piece of information that might corroborate the Court’s interpretation “in accordance with Article 31 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties”.

[...] [...] process, all material handling highly consistent results, all materials are from within [...] [...]

[...] [...] cereals, fibre and beverage crops and fruits with consequences on their prices [...]

[...] [...] responsible for the care of children.

[...] approach and deliver results more effectively for the world’s most vulnerable children and families, [...] [...]

In response to the growing number of young children at risk, of younger children affected by the spread of AIDS but also the increasing number of younger street children, Living Values, in cooperation with UNESCO and other partners, will design during 2001 some draft materials/modules to use with young street children and those who work with them, and [...]

[...] [...] Alternative Care of Children without Parental [...] [...]

[...] written submissions had been received from the following entities of the United Nations system: UNICEF, the secretariat [...] [...]

[...] [...] ensure that, if they are arrested, detained or imprisoned, children should be separated [...] [...]

If the “unirradiated direct use material” definition [...] [...]

Through playing, children appreciate that social interaction and engagement with each other and the physical environment may involve some pain and uncertainty, and so ‘dampen their emotional weighting in order for that discomfort to be regarded as “background noise”’ (Pellis and Pellis 2006: 265); if a child hurts themselves or gets hurt by others in play, while the pain is ‘real’ it may matter less than in nonplay contexts as, after all, ‘we were just playing’.