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[...] [...] diamonds on a flight from Bamako to [...]

That office also supported active learning and IT-based strategies in science education by collaboration with the Asian Physics Education Network (ASPEN) in their Regional Workshop on Adapting Active Learning Methods in Teaching Physics for the Asian Context.

[...] [...] international workshops, and piloted [...] [...]

[...] [...] considered at future workshops and carried forward [...] [...]

Discussions focused on legislation, mechanisms and standards for accreditation, quality assurance and mutual recognition of qualifications and diversification funding, university strategies and policies in dealing with the market fluctuation and worsening graduate unemployment, as well as the adoption of a draft Charter for the Central Asia Association of Universities (CAAU).

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[...] [...] organizations for the workshop in 2013, it would [...] [...]

[...] train-the-trainers workshops had significant [...] [...]

[...] inflight is prohibited during the flight.

[...] airports or on flights to and from Switzerland [...]

[...] [...] headquarters, at workshops in May 2011, on [...] [...]

During the Authority’s workshop on the results of the project to develop a geological model of polymetallic nodule formation in the Clarion-Clipperton zone (see part XVI), held in December 2009 in Kingston, a number of experts recommended that a market-oriented study be commissioned to help the international community to assess the economic potential of trace elements contained in sea floor deposits.

[...] [...] opportunities at the 1540 workshops organized by the [...] [...]

[...] made at the workshop indicated that [...] [...]

[...] in training sessions at the Malaysian [...] [...]

They are provided with additional instruction by qualified professionals, e.g. Speech and Language, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Adaptive Physical Education, Teachers of the Visually Impaired, and Orientation & Mobility.

(h) Giving a presentation at the Workshop on Arbitration and Mediation of Intellectual Property Disputes in Guangzhou, jointly organized by UNCITRAL, UNCTAD, WIPO and CITYU and hosted by The Intellectual Property Office of Guangdong Province (Guangzhou, China, 22-25 November 2009).

It is planned that the report will be presented to the competent authorities at a regional workshop in early 2011, following which a technical assistance programme to address the needs identified will be developed.

Weekend work is the norm, as is shift work.

(b) in various government departments, of the number of grades of which the employees are still not on a five-day week work mode at present; whether the Civil Service Bureau and the departments to which such employees belong had conducted any study or [...] [...]

well as women that have children of an age of up to 3 years to night work, supplementary work, work during public holidays, work in continuous shifts (arts. 103, 105, 111, 318 of the Labour Code), etc.

A minority of commuters on public transportation already watch television programs and movies on their phones and tablets, sometimes by modifying the device firmware to enable easier content transfers.

Regional Officers were largely absent, and those who were there complained that they were unpaid and that their motorcycles — vital for the effective monitoring of the sector — were not roadworthy either because they were short of spare parts or lacked the financial resources to purchase fuel.

[...] [...] a compulsory orientation course for all mission personnel at the D-2 level and above, conducted twice annually in New York; and SMART, an intensive year-long programme involving distance learning and three week-long workshops for two groups of 40 candidates.

An amount of $519,600 is proposed to provide for recurring requirements centrally administered by the Executive Office on behalf of the Department of Management for commercial communications services, at the standard rate derived from past expenditure patterns ($434,800), for the acquisition of standard communications equipment ($24,300) and for mobile office technology and tokens for critical staff to enable remote access to the United Nations server in the event that staff are unable to come to the office to carry out their duties ($56,000), as well as for videoconferencing services ($4,500).

The author emphasized the ill-treatment and threats that he and his wife were subjected to, and the fact that he had not returned to work after the expiration of his holiday leave, which drew negative attention to his political stand.

[...] [...] work places in the urban area [...]

We have described what happened in Hula, in Qazaz and Maydan (two terrorist explosions that hit Damascus), in Dayr al-Zawr (a massacre a few days before, in which armed terrorist groups killed 11 labourers who were going to work, and which those groups sought to blame on Syria), Aleppo (a terrorist explosion that struck the city) and many other parts of Syria, as despicable and barbaric massacres.