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[...] incarcerated have come back into the neighbourhoods [...]

The situation in Somalia can be described as dire, as Mr. Mahiga put it, because we have armed groups that operate at will and are overrunning virtually the whole country.

[...] [...] allies had been running amok to stifle the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea with the pretext [...] [...]

This ongoing process in Colombia also illustrates the challenges field offices are facing participating in CCT and CCA/UNDAF activities outside of the host country.

[...] affairs are overbearing, citizens can still have the ability to fight against it.

Overall, strong emphasis was placed on the need for effective intersectoral action and on the pursuit of cross-cutting issues, such as gender issues and human rights.

Most recently, to prepare for the conference on human rights, countries of the Third World passed three separate declarations, raising the notion of human rights to a new level. A special point of the declarations is that the right to life and the right to development have gained increasing recognition and that the despotic use of the human rights issues to attack or constrain other countries or to interfere in their internal affairs has become increasingly unpopular.

[...] light is executive hegemony.

[...] [...] should not help Mr LEUNG go ahead with his hegemonic act of sacrificing the dignity of this Council [...] [...]

Under circumstances where the market rules by force, the so-called corporate social responsibility has virtually become non-existent, and sometimes may have even turned into cover for the short-sighted and greedy nature of businessmen.

This is emphasized by independent, indoor vertical circulation, an outdoor boardwalk terrace around Queen’s Park, a bridge “floating in the air” crossing diagonally through Queen Mall and Station Core, and translucent elevators with three sets of shuttle escalators that connect spaces in three dimensions.

To his supporters, while the legislative space of the Council had already been monopolized by the high-handed government, it would be [...] [...]

Pending a full evaluation of the experience gained with and the results attained by the various CCT projects carried out during the 31 C/5 and 32 C/5, the Director-General recommends to continue during the 33 C/5 only a limited number of ongoing CCT projects which have demonstrably shown effectiveness and results in particular at the field level as well as the use of innovative modalities and approaches, but not to add new CCT projects.

The Ethics Office was included in a horizontal audit of data privacy in the United Nations Secretariat, conducted by the Internal Audit Division of the Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) in the period 2008-2009.

Conducting horizontal audits will [...] [...]

After resuming all the functions of the two former Municipal Councils, the Government so far has not indicated any wish to entrust those functions to the DCs, thus giving people the impression that the executive-led government is thinking about developing into an executive-hegemonist government or even a big government which deals with not only policies at the central level but also all kinds of district affairs.

Moreover, the “resolution” was treated as top secret at all stages, from its drafting to official submission, tabled in the form of a surprise raid shortly before the voting and forcibly adopted through high-handedness, arbitrariness and behind-the-screen pressure and trickery of the United States, Japan and the European Union.

[...] [...] to become "executive hegemony".

Unfortunately, under such unfavourable conditions, with the continued domination by the Alien, unless we sent the Alien into outer space and unless we have the chance to repeal the legislation relating to the MTRCL …… just as Mr LEUNG Kwok-hung said, if we have the opportunity [...] [...]

Under the law, the Government is required to handle the application, but it has tried to delay the whole thing as much as the law allows and given its approval just 72 hours before the event.

[...] [...] developers, will never be realized.

As far as I know, many developers consider that they have all along been playing the bully. The Government has to rely on them for selecting the Chief Executive, while the Central Government also has to listen to them in preserving the functional constituencies.

[...] reported that it has mined areas that straddle its border with Mozambique, that issues [...] [...]

He added that Members who did not support the condemnation of the Administration were condoning the Administration's bullying behaviour and should not serve as the representatives of the Hong Kong people.

And together we must confront, first, the continuing threats of climate change and global warming, the global food crisis now compounded by the global financial crisis, and the threats of diseases that know no borders, such as H1N1, HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, cholera, et cetera.