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[...] [...] are also experiencing increasing problems linked to the scarcity of domestic raw material, and they are being forced to import fish for their business.

Guatemala has seen the need to fight against impunity and UNICEF supports the public attorney’s office to change the way of this negative trend.

[...] [...] business, once a grocery store and butcher shop, and an upper level two-bedroom home.

[...] South–South Creative Week, which showed how the creative economy can help improve [...]

[...] [...] flights in the airspace of Libya, a ban on flights of Libyan aircraft in the airspace of the European Union and a requirement that nationals of European Union member States, persons subject to their jurisdiction and firms incorporated in their territories or subject to their jurisdiction should exercise vigilance when doing business with Libyan entities.

The program is intended to mobilize all employees to pursue innovation beyond the planned business of the company, and support and incubate valuable VC project teams through review so as to produce mature projects proven by the market and technology as well as create market opportunities.

If this brief sketch of the Talmud as regards its halakic contentsbe supplemented by the statement that the sayings of the several amoraim as well as the opposing views of their contemporaries and the members of the academies, whether teachers or pupils, are frequently recorded in connection with the report of the discussions of the academies, a more complete view of the nature of the Talmud and a better conception of its form may be gained.

The potential shortage of fresh water, for instance, was mentioned as one of the major concerns which students in schools should be made aware of.

[...] [...] efficiency; and to provide creativity, productivity, technical know-how and experience, track records [...]

[...] [...] development and economic growth, putting these factors on track towards a system which is climate-sensitive, respectful of human rights and social justice, and mindful of ecological limits.

The armed forces of Honduras are aware that democracy in any country can be sustained only when there is a professional army and human rights are respected; in other words, there can be no democracy unless a country’s armed forces are professional, just as there can be no democracy in a country where human rights are violated.

[...] [...] sectors related to creative economy and others that [...]

[...] [...] originating from inadvertent or coincidental production [...] [...]

This amendment is intended to address Members' concern that reasonable and adequate compensation should be provided to employees in case of an accident involving [...]

Early this year, her mother saw news on TV that someone needed an organ transplant to survive, and that recalled how desperately her husband needed an organ donation before he died.

[...] [...] assistance programme in creative economy in order to enhance [...] [...]

The Australian government has recognised that innovation is the key to future productivity and competitiveness, and UNSW’s growing range of specialist research centres are taking on the complex technological, social and environmental challenges of the 21st century.

The Advisory Committee recalls that, as a result of a review of the administrative functions of UNPOS and UNSOA, the latter assumed all the core administrative and budgetary functions of both entities as from 1 January 2010, while a number of administrative functions and services would be provided by the United Nations Office at Nairobi under a cost-sharing arrangement governed by a memorandum of understanding (see A/64/509, para. 60).

[...] [...] Linkages with the global economy, regional integration and cooperation; one P-2 post under subprogramme 2, Production and innovation; one P-2 post under subprogramme 3, Macroeconomic policies [...] [...]

The institute will work to ensure the complementarity of its efforts with those of other institutes and centres in the region by: (a) addressing perceived gaps in capacity in the region (e.g. the implementation of the global strategy and the preparation of nomination files for World Heritage listing on the heritage list); (b) promoting cooperation among local institutions; (c) promoting training in culturally appropriate environments and contexts; and (d) focusing on building a World Heritage training system for the Asia and the Pacific region.

[...] acknowledges and agrees that Hang Seng have [...] [...]

[...] [...] the occurrence of accidents and the contracting [...] [...]

[...] [...] disbursement could have unintended discriminatory effects.

[...] [...] to whether the consent of the reserving [...] [...]

[...] [...] reinforcing country-level action, while four World Conferences have allowed UNESCO to keep educational issues on the global agenda despite the economic and financial crisis.

As regards the sale of cultural property [...] [...]

[...] [...] of continued economic turmoil and uncertainty; [...] [...]

[...] [...] who did not agree with the approach taken under the OECD Model Convention, [...] [...]

In that context, China was promoting green industry and circular economy concepts to pursue industrialization that produced economic benefits and consumed fewer resources and less energy with less pollution, so as to build up a resource-saving and environmentally friendly society.