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[...] [...] skin lesions and ulcers; human African trypanosomiasis [...]

[...] perishability of fish, developments [...] [...]

Another example would concern the need to retain communities and rural economies, where it would be necessary to strike a balance between fuel subsidy, local food security, supply into wider markets, and opportunity costs associated with avoiding social breakdown.

The demands on policing will continue to grow in the upcoming years, as the role of police in bridging security gaps and preventing failed States from becoming breeding grounds for spoilers of peace and stability has become a key feature of peacekeeping operations today.

Financial support and a deal on oil could help prevent economic collapse in one or both states in the near term, but care must be taken as to how financial assistance is offered lest it reinforce negative political dynamics and simply defer the problem.

As the Secretary-General indicated in his special report on the United Nations Mission in Liberia (S/2009/299), the technical assessment mission that visited the country from 26 April to 6 May 2009 noted that, although progress had been made in many key areas, notwithstanding an extremely low starting point — that of a completely failed State after 14 years of civil war, with an infrastructure in ruins, a third of the population displaced and a completely collapsed public sector — there were many contentious issues and political undercurrents that, without the deterrence provided by UNMIL, could rapidly develop into major destabilizing factors.

[...] concern on allowances for rotting and internal breakdown and requested that the provisions that exclude rotting and any other type of deterioration [...] [...]

[...] [...] accompanied by a rotting stench of a decomposing [...]

This beautiful Victorian city has stacks of things to do, too ­– you can check out where great ships like the Titanic were built, marvel at the architecturally impressive City Hall and Queen’s University, or immerse yourself in Belfast’s sparkling city life with hip boutiques and smart stores.

Among the reasons given for the restoration of the death penalty were that “since the abolition of the death penalty in The Gambia there has been a steady increase of cases of homicide and treasonable offences which, if not effectively checked, may degenerate into a breakdown of law and order” and that the duty dawned on the “State to provide adequate mechanisms for the security of life and liberty of its citizenry thereby maintaining law and order and ensuring greater respect for individual human rights.