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As the Secretary-General has previously reported to the General [...] [...]

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(a) Similar to Option 2A, a fundamental question is whether the franchisees would be interested in this option.

[...] paragraph 25.23 of the proposed programme [...] [...]

As pointed out by some delegates, the four principles underlying the concept of knowledge societies, namely, freedom of expression, universal access to information and knowledge, equal access to quality education and the promotion of cultural diversity, should continue to inspire and guide the elaboration of the C/4 document, and should lead to the development of cross-sectoral programmes and actions jointly with other programmes.

As the discussions on reciprocity explained, one side’s unlawful use of civilian shields, for example, does not affect the other side’s obligation to ensure that airstrikes do not kill civilians in excess of the military advantage of killing the targeted fighters.

As in Babli, they frequently have only [...] [...]

[...] [...] were announced after the balance sheet [...] [...]

Thanks to its efforts to promote, coordinate and monitor action for Africa, the Department contributed to a better integration of UNESCO’s activities in favour of Africa, the improvement of the delivery of UNESCO’s programme in the region, reinforced cooperation between the Organization and its African Member States, and finally to the promotion of Africa as a major priority for the Organization, as reflected in the Medium-Term Strategy for 2008-2013 (34 C/4) and the Approved Programme and Budget for 2008-2009 (34 C/5 Approved).

Ms Margaret NG also requested the Administration to provide information on similar provisions in other ordinances in which the concerned parties could also apply to the court for a review, as well as determination of payment of a monetary amount in default of agreement between the parties, as in the case of the proposed section 72I.

With the reduced role of the multinational force, which will lead to an enhanced role for UNAMI, particularly with respect to security, it would be highly advisable, as indicated in the Secretary-General’s report (S/2009/102), to provide the Mission with a new operational base endowed with a reliable logistical infrastructure in order to strengthen its autonomy and its capacity to discharge its mandate effectively and fully.

As will be detailed below, there was no such separation in the two prisons to which the delegation paid full visits.

[...] [...] the issues that the members considered most relevant; and that the determination of subjects for evaluation was made independently by him, as desired by the Executive [...] [...]

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The analysis in 2011 underscored the importance, as has been recorded by the States Parties in the past, of the States Parties agreeing that those that have been granted extensions be asked to report regularly on time-bound commitments made in requests and on the decisions taken on requests.

We believe that, as the representative of Morocco said, while the heading does not prejudge the content of the paragraph therein — just as the heading of subsection B of section III reads “Other documents, including documents submitted by Member States”, while the paragraph therein states “No documents were submitted during the Commission’s 2011 substantive session” — so, too, should we include a sentence under section IV stating that there were no recommendations produced during this session.

Some delegations were of the view that the objectives of the workplan were appropriately focused on the implementation of the Safety Framework, which had been developed with due consideration of relevant principles and treaties, as noted in the preface to the Safety Framework (A/AC.105/934).

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As I stated clearly during the Second Reading debate, having regard to Members' proposal to introduce a specific rent increase cap and after consultation with the HA, we agree to introduce clause 4(e) to provide in section 16A(4a) that the HA can only increase the rent by the rate of the increase of the income index or 10%, whichever is less.

[...] [...] modifications) to such a revised code as they apply to [...]

The most disturbing consequence of secret detention is, as many of the experts’ interlocutors pointed out, the complete arbitrariness of the situation, together with the uncertainty about the duration of the secret detention and the feeling that there is no way the individual can regain control of his or her life.

But if, as we argue, developing [...] [...]

The analysis in 2011 underscored the importance, as has been recorded by States Parties in the past, of States Parties that lack clarity regarding their Article 5 challenge “requesting only the period necessary to assess relevant facts and develop a meaningful forward looking plan based on these facts”.

As argued in a report to the General Assembly at its sixty-fourth session (A/64/350), the response to the climate change threat must have multiple prongs: strongly addressing the mitigation challenge head on in ways that are supportive of sustainable development; promoting inclusive economic growth in developing countries as a key means of building resilience and adaptive capacities; urgently increasing international financial and technical support for the adaptation of developing countries, especially vulnerable countries; strengthening institutions at the local level to manage resource scarcities and environmental stresses peacefully; and strengthening the United Nations and other international institutions to be able to provide effective humanitarian, reconstruction and development support to countries faced with climate-related disasters and longer-term impacts.

As the presidency’s concept paper (S/2010/165) reminds us, the Security [...] [...]

The word “long-term” is used here to refer to the time horizon set for achievement of a fully operational system; that does not preclude progress in the short and medium terms in legislative, budget and public policy development, and we have in fact been making advances in these areas.

As noted above, aside from the legal and administrative aspects, compulsory licensing will only be effective if the compulsory licensee sees the possibility of a reasonable return from his investment while also supplying at a significantly lower price than the patentee (or his licensee).