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[...] [...] are both able to respond to public expectations [...]

The Secretariat must fulfil its mandates from the General Assembly and prioritize those related to the comprehensive development of peoples and the fight against poverty in order to attain a world of abundant justice, equality and solidarity.

While inadequate institutional capacity and weak political processes still prevent many governments from responding to the priorities of their citizens, the spread of democratic principles around the world, the growing contribution of civil society to democratic processes, the fight against corruption and the process of decentralisation that is ongoing in many countries all have the potential to contribute greatly to building a solid foundation for the achievement of effective, equitable and sustainable Education for All.

Environmental monitoring and public reporting forms the basis for institutions for sustainable development that will be able to realize those policy ambitions and meet the rising public demand for a cleaner environment.

[...] [...] private capital for satisfying public needs, [...] [...]

Public interest is declared: (a) for national interest works – by the Parliament; (b) for local interest works of the territorial administrative unit – by its council; (c) for the public interest of more than one raion and/or municipalities – by their councils, and in case of divergences – by the Government; (d) for public interest works of more than one city and/or village in one raion – by the councils of the cities and/or villages, and in case of divergences – by the raion council.

The report will contain all the information [...] [...]

This new framework provides for a better response to public expectations, and for the nation to benefit from an effective and modern health service.

[...] [...] complicated its ability to respond to the needs of its citizens.

The Safety briefings and drills are all fully compliant with the strict SOLAS requirements.

[...] [...] European Community as a whole, it abounds in promise and opportunities, [...] [...]

[...] [...] interest of both equity and the successful implementation [...]

An educational system that is the equal of the most outstanding international educational systems and will equip citizens with the wherewithal to meet their needs and the needs of Qatari society.

Cuba re-emphasized its recommendations and expressed hope that the requests of the international community be met with a view to achieving fair and lasting peace that would allow to build a better future of the people in the Middle East, guaranteeing the rights of the Palestinian people to live in a free, independent and sovereign State fully exercising their human rights.

EU citizens having the right to vote and who have turned at least 23 years of age on the Election Day, including those who have reached that age on the Election Day, have the right to be elected if they have the domicile in the area of that administrative-territorial unit where they intend to be elected and if they are entitled to be members of the political parties, according to art. 40, paragraph 3 of the Romanian Constitution, republished.

EU citizens having the domicile or residence in Romania and being 18, including those who have reached that age on the Election Day, and who have not been deprived of their electoral rights, are entitled to vote.

While external economic factors could certainly affect a country’s development, it mattered more whether national domestic policies responded to the aspirations of ordinary citizens, provided them opportunities, removed obstacles to broad-based economic growth and addressed their needs.

Pursuant to article 30, paragraph 2 (c), of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, States Parties to the Convention shall make concrete efforts to provide technical assistance to developing countries and countries with economies in transition to assist them in meeting their needs for the implementation of the Convention and, to that end, to endeavour to make adequate and regular voluntary contributions to an account specifically designated for that purpose in a United Nations funding mechanism.

After careful consideration, the Company will offer opinions and recommendations to governments on particular issues to support our business goals and needs.

In this context, it was suggested that both States Parties and the broader implementation community need to make sure that this actually happens, including moving beyond the general discussions of how to ensure that girls, boys, women and men have equal access to the resources generated through implementation of the Convention, and, by asking why progress has been so slow.

According to the Testament of Abraham (A. xiii.), there are two angels, one on either side: one writes down the merits, the other the demerits, while Doḳiel, the archangel, weighs the two kinds against each other in a balance; and another, Pyroel ("angel of fire"), tries the works of men by fire, whether they are consumed or not; then the just souls are carried among the saved ones; those found unjust, among those who will meet their punishment.

Although women’s representation in the highest institutions of Government has remained steady, the absence of women among the three top positions of the executive branch and the failure to meet the agreed quota of 30 per cent in women’s representation in public service shows that gender has not been fully taken into account in public policies and programmes.

GSR believes it fulfils the requirements set out by the International Seabed Authority and is confident that it has both the technical and financial resources to make a positive contribution to the exploration of the Area and the work of the Authority in this respect.

[...] [...] Chase selected Axiom SL to address its capital calculation, [...] [...]

Systematic observation is regularly considered by the Framework Convention’s Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice, and a key component in supporting the Framework Convention in meeting essential needs for climate observations has been the cooperation and contributions from relevant global observations systems, in particular the Global Climate Observing System, Global Terrestrial Observing System (GTOS) and Global Ocean Observing System.

This final report contained options reflecting “a range of views expressed to the consultant” which the consultant recommended “should be considered against the overall finding that there are high levels of satisfaction with the ISU and with the manner in which its staff carry out their work to support the States Parties in implementing the Convention.