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By contrast, in Jordan and the Syrian Arab Republic, the refugees were living in stable and conflict-free environments.

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The remaining San were apparently at the time living in a tented camp 1500 miles from their tribal lands.

[...] [...] similar to the Zheng Sheng College and [...] [...]

To assist CZSA in preparing early for possible steps ahead in the ensuing exercise, we have outlined to it our requirements which include CZSA taking up renovation [...] [...]

[...] [...] to a secure and just livelihood, as [...] [...]

The reason why the world was so blindly going the wrong way in spite of the risks was that mankind was living under the capitalist system, which operated on a single premise: maximizing individual gain in the shortest possible time.

The already precarious socio-economic situation continued to worsen: unemployment was rampant and an ever-increasing number of persons were living in abject poverty.

The merit of this approach is that it would ensure that the legal basis of actions relating to the first commitment period that will occur from 2013 to 2015 was preserved even after the entry into force of the amendment to Annex B. The table overleaf illustrates how such an amended Annex B might look.

As at the date of this announcement, the board of directors of the Company comprises Mr. Quek Leng Chan as Executive Chairman; Mr. Kwek Leng Hai as President, CEO; Mr. Tan Lim Heng and Mr. James Eng, Jr. as executive directors; Mr. Kwek Leng San as non-executive director and Mr. Sat Pal Khattar, Mr. Volker Stoeckel and Mr. Ding Wai Chuen as independent non-executive directors.

[...] [...] (“HKICPA”), which are or have become effective.

These trends are likely to have both positive and negative aspects for developing nations and it is important to understand how they impact on such countries, particularly the poor.

Students across Australasia are already [...] [...]

The inculcation of such positive values/attitudes [...] [...]

We felt compelled to take the floor on a point of order because we wish to draw attention to the fact that the representative of Costa Rica is not keeping to the item under the consideration of the General Assembly, which, as you pointed out, Mr. President, concerns the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala and the draft resolution introduced by the Permanent Representative of Guatemala (A/65/L/51*).

As for the specific policy areas, in terms of net satisfaction rate, all six areas register positive figure. Their rankings are: Relation with the Central Government at positive 56 percentage points, maintaining economic prosperity at positive 51 percentage points, performance of Macau law enforcement departments at positive 34 percentage points, improving people’s livelihood at positive 21 percentage points, protection of human rights and freedom at positive 21 percentage points, and developing democracy at positive 10 percentage points.

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[...] [...] helping students to growth healthily with correct values and a positive [...]

African science and management capacities were strengthened to deal with integrated environment and sustainable development issues, notably through: ERAIFT (where a cohort of 30 African students from 10 countries is continuing its studies in the MSc programme); collaboration between networks and partners in the Brazilian Amazon, Democratic Republic of Congo (ERAIFT) and Indonesia (as outlined in the 2011-2013 work plan for South-South cooperation for integrated management of tropical forest land and resources); a training course on “Management Challenges and Opportunities in Biosphere Reserves in Africa” organized at the twenty-third MAB-ICC with participants from 18 African countries.

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Mr. President, you rightly note in your [...] [...]

This Office is unique within UNESCO’s decentralized system as it receives a substantial portion of the overheads generated by its extrabudgetary projects, which enables the Office to be almost entirely self sustaining with only a limited allocation of regular programme funds.

After taking into consideration the cash and cash equivalent of the Group and the unutilised banking facilities of the Group as at the Latest Practicable Date, and the Group’s ability to repay bank borrowing in view of its positive cashflow generated from operating activities during the Track Record Period, the Directors are of the view that the Group has sufficient working capital in supporting its expansion plan.

As noted in the background note that your delegation, Mr. President, has prepared for this debate (S/2010/248, annex), intercultural dialogue is in no way alien to the concerns of the Security Council.

Additional sources informed the Group that a French national, Mr. Robert Montoya of R. M. Holdings, was in Belarus (he is usually based in Togo) to discuss a deal involving aeronautic materiel and possibly three Mi-24 helicopters.

The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Somalia, Augustine Mahiga, is leading the discussions with the transitional federal institutions, regional stakeholders and international partners on the arrangements to end the transition.