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[...] [...] litem judges are no longer justified and should be addressed in the interest of both equity and the successful implementation [...]

If more than the prescribed amount of torque is used it will lead to malfunction.

[...] [...] to comply with the rules and to work around them to achieve prompt results.

[...] [...] recognition of their positive contribution throughout history to the construction and development of the country; the lack of qualitative and quantitative disaggregated data by racial or ethnic origin; the existence of a circle of poverty, [...] [...]

[...] Frei, because their watches are neither round nor do they have slim hands and a square [...]

Notably, this may be due to excessive building density, standardized and monotonous buildings, loss of public space and amenities, inadequate infrastructure, debilitating poverty, social isolation, and an increasing risk of climate-related disasters.

To enable all eligible learners to have access to education and to ensure that they complete their studies with success, UNESCO as the United Nations specialized agency for education, will continue to pursue the development of contextually effective strategies and approaches to improve the quality of education and the assessment of learning processes and outcomes.

[...] [...] acquired legally, not through privatization but through a transaction financed by a loan, the flour was also procured lawfully, and no irregularities were committed in the obtaining or the use of the loans in question.

[...] [...] non compliance; full and open competition for procured items not always achieved; items purchased at prices in excess of market or competitive prices; purchases not made at arm’s length; limited enforcement of vendor performance; vendor roster mechanism not complied with; no unique vendor numbering system that would allow for statistical analysis and exception reporting; and related party transactions not disclosed.

[...] implementing the obligations which it had assumed under [...]

[...] [...] in red rather than green, which cases are rectangular, round, etc. to use.

Sample path improperly filled after sample injection; sample path contains bubbles (round) and calibrant (irregular).

[...] bound by the rules of hospitality to remain in the places specifically assigned to them and not to enter [...]

[...] [...] but since the appraisal drilling was not successful no further discussions took place and Ireland [...] [...]

[...] members and the Committee was therefore urged to support the swift resolution of such issues, many of which had been flagged as outstanding in the draft statute of the United Nations Dispute Tribunal, and to a lesser extent that of the United Nations Appeals Tribunal, though other important issues were also left unsettled by those draft statutes.

[...] [...] Commonwealth); (b) crimes specified under the Second Protocol to the 1954 Hague Convention and the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (for example, Cyprus, Japan and the Netherlands); (c) other violations of international humanitarian law where no treaty requires universal [...] [...]

In the absence of a specification of those effects by the parties to an agreement, different views have been expressed [...] [...]

Among the various working sessions, two deserve special mention: the meeting convened by IPU with a delegation of approximately 50 legislators from more than 20 countries who debated the role of parliaments in promoting cultural dialogue and understanding, as well as their participation in national plans and regional strategies; and the round table on “Addressing Islamophobia: building on unused opportunities for mutual respect and inclusion” (co-organized by the Alliance of Civilizations, the Organization of the Islamic Conference, the Council of Europe and the British Council), which generated polarized opinions and sparked some controversy.

Indeed, the most urgent and immediate threat to humanity emanates from a substantive lack of global security as a result of the misconduct of a few, at the cost of the suffering of the rest.

[...] [...] accordance with Article 3, paragraph 2, members of the armed forces and nationals of a State which is not Party to this Protocol, except for those nationals [...] [...]

[...] Republic every success in realizing all accepted commitments and future progress [...]

[...] [...] little resistance to the rotational irregularities of the drive shaft due to low [...] [...]

[...] to engage in any further dialogue, which may serve to settle differences in interpretation.33 While these reactions do indeed constitute objections, [...] [...]

[...] [...] meeting with representatives of the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management (DGACM) and the Programme Planning and Budget Division (PPBD); as currently drafted, the paragraph imposed no page limits on reports [...]

[...] [...] public official or other person acting in an official capacity, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia decided that the definition of torture in the context of crimes against humanity is not identical to the definition in the Convention and that outside the framework of the Convention, customary international law does not impose a [...]