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[...] diamonds from these sites must be entering [...]

[...] both those born on the atolls of Tokelau and a growing percentage of people born outside Tokelau.

2.1 The authors were born and raised in the Roma settlement of Riganokampos [...]

From this point, each country is [...] [...]

It has been noted that sectarian riots are most likely to occur when the following elements are present: (a) severe long-standing antagonism on religious lines in particular villages and urban localities; (b) an emotional response of members of religious communities to a precipitating event; (c) a feeling in the minds of rioters and the larger religious group to which they belong that sectarian violence is justifiable; and (d) the assessment by the rioters that the reaction from the police to sectarian violence will be either absent or partisan or ineffective.

[...] with a lot of weaknesses in core business [...]

From that point of view, the Government [...] [...]

The Committee further recommends that the State party start budget tracking from a child rights’ perspective with a view to monitoring budget allocations for children, seeking technical assistance for this purpose from, inter alia, UNICEF.

(b) From the viewpoint that the impact of capital inflows on growth could only be strengthened if those inflows were directed to productive purposes, policymakers should primarily address this issue when setting development strategies

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[...] the family from the point of view of ensuring [...] [...]

[...] extortion at the crossing points.

7 This is the perspective in which it manages its cooperation and technical assistance activities with developing countries.

[...] concerns are made equally visible [...]

upon the judicial institution that, as a principal organ of the United Nations and as set out in Chapter XIV of the Charter, has a fundamental role in determining the law, establishing facts and defining legal situations.

Taking note of the report of the Secretary-General,1 and expressing its appreciation for the important assistance provided by the Regional Centre to many countries in the region for the development of plans to reduce and prevent armed violence from an arms control perspective and for promoting the implementation of relevant agreements and treaties, Emphasizing the need for the Regional Centre to develop and strengthen its activities and programmes in a comprehensive and balanced manner, in accordance with its mandate

It is intended to act as an instrument for cooperation, collaboration and exchange between public administrations, institutions and civil society with the aim of ensuring comprehensive coordination and consistency of activities and protecting victims’ rights.

Intensification of campaigns to inspect workers' housing to ascertain its suitability from a security, health, and humanitarian standpoint and its compliance with laws and decrees in this regard.

Given this starting point, adults’ responsibility [...]

ITOCHU Singapore has organized a Social Committee that provides opportunities for employees to participate in volunteer activities from the perspective of contributing to the local community.

[...] [...] lands “by force” pinpoints what has resulted [...] [...]

(f) Finalization of 15 key publications, including brochures, information notes and fact sheets.

[...] directors from the same point of time is to encourage [...] [...]

To reduce this proportion, more focused effort would be required to correct recurrent weaknesses that have been due mainly to insufficient oversight of the functioning of controls by country office managers, and to weak planning.

[...] [...] an indigenous peoples’ perspective.

Database for Materials of Modern Chinese” is a part of research products from the following study teams one of which was supported through Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research granted for 2006 to 2007 by Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, as “the foundational research (B)”; “Various Aspects of the nineteenth century Guanhua 官話 Beijing Dialect---An Approach from the Vicinities (Europe, Ryūkyū, Korea and Japan)” represented by Prof. Uchida Kei’ichi and “Study Team for Language and Culture at the Centre for the Study of Asian Cultures, Kansai University (CSAC)”.

[...] [...] outsider’s viewpoint, each Division Company’s CSR action plans identified the material issues and responded adequately [...]

Codex Secretariat and Chairs of the Committees will examine how best to ensure that written comments of members that are not present at the meetings are taken into consideration, and how to handle the late submission of comments in response to CLs, from the view points of transparency and inclusiveness.