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So far, the country has not been able to find a solution to the problem of two schools under the same roof or the issue of segregation of children by ethnicity.

We would spread the shirts out we wore to dry in the sun on the temple veranda.

We introduced the exterior roof into the interior to extend the landscape in indoor spaces.

Then she walked back through the camp to her home, where – like hundreds of thousands in Haiti – she lives in a flimsy shelter with her entire family.

Malawi research claims that boarding schools strengthen national unity by housing children of different ethnicities together.

Inadequate structures, including tents, shacks and crude cement structures, are being used as schools owing to the difficulties in obtaining building permits needed to expand and upgrade existing schools and build new ones to accommodate the student population in area C, while in East Jerusalem, each year large numbers of Palestinian children are denied admission in the municipal schools run by the Jerusalem municipality and the Israeli Ministry of Education owing to a shortage of over 1,000 classrooms.

[...] [...] under one roof” still existed.

It cannot be otherwise, since they live together in the same neighbourhoods, and sometimes in the same houses, without the slightest demonstration of hostility towards each another on the basis of religion.

[...] [...] unauthorized small canopies, drying racks [...] [...]

[...] women and 2,200 tents and materials for tents.

[...] [...] section (dealing with canopies and building inspections, [...] [...]

The tents at General Hospital are [...]

[...] [...] umbrellas, parasols, flags, tents, picture frames, artificial [...] [...]

In the west are the functional offices directly under the town government, which form three interlocked courtyards connected to the canal through a pierced tracery wall.

The incumbents would support the supervisors of those field offices, who would be called upon to perform multiple tasks, such as conducting forums and organizing school and artistic caravans, training seminars, workshops and sporting events.

[...] [...] transported in open trucks (see S/2009/521, [...]

In addition to thanking the Secretary-General, the Chair of the Peacebuilding Commission and the representative of the World Bank for their statements, I would particularly like to thank the Ministers of Germany, Colombia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Portugal and India and the Vice Minister of Gabon for their presence among us today.

[...] only a small awning over the door [...]

At present, poor people are living in various areas depending on seasons: flooded areas, or multi-family shared buildings, or old buildings or other places such as alongrailroad areas, on-street areas, place under the end piece of roofs, place along the river, in public gardens, areas along the sewage pipe and various areas in the seven Khans/Districts.

With respect to humanitarian efforts, in the emergency phase we had the challenge of quickly distributing large quantities of food, water and shelter, which was done by a joint operations task centre, where all requests were posted and tasks assigned to the proper sector for appropriate action development, not just towards the military or the police, but also towards all the humanitarian organizations and United Nations agencies that were on board.

[...] [...] station and shop in the town of Hizma, razed 30 dunums of agricultural land and destroyed the irrigation system in the village of Al-Baqa’a, demolished six residential tents housing over 30 Palestinians in Al-Jihesh valley, demolished a home that had been under construction in East Jerusalem, demolished stone terraces and uprooted 100 olive [...] [...]

To ensure that individual buyers of residential units would genuinely benefit from the government’s concessions of GFA, those amenities features which are beneficial for the general public and of good architectural design benefits may become statutory design requirements.