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The country must deal with a bitter legacy: in addition to forging a sustainable peace after decades of ethnic conflict and rebuilding a dysfunctional economy, it must come to terms with intercommunal violence and address rising social tensions over grievances both past and present.

[...] need to address soft issues in democracy [...] [...]

[...] [...] into the standard software according to the [...] [...]

Such a plan will make it possible to preserve the investment made within the renovation, carry out preventive work, i.e. to replace worn-out equipment before their breakdown, to change obsolete systems before they are completely dilapidated and to prevent the general dysfunction of equipment and structures.

[...] [...] District Court, paralysing the only legitimate [...]

[...] 2006 in Lebanon paralyzed economic activities [...] [...]

Such a plan would make it possible to carry out preventive work, i.e. to replace worn-out instruments before they break down, to change obsolete systems before they are completely dilapidated and to prevent the general dysfunctioning of some equipment.

When the Millennium Declaration was signed, Georgia was a failed State crippled by decaying infrastructure and systemic corruption.

[...] [...] use of open source software; capacity-building [...] [...]

However, in March 2009, due to the absence of prison law and action plan to sustain the existing capacity and prison system, the whole system collapsed.

[...] [...] Bangladesh, NGOs, and software engineering firms [...]

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[...] armed conflict, dysfunctional governance, [...] [...]

[...] children with Cerebral Palsy recover physically [...]

For those medically certified to be in need of constant attendance, a “Care and Attention Allowance” may also be provided to cover the costs of care and attention services at home (including the cost of hiring a carer) on social worker’s recommendation.

(c) Information technology ($2,644,500), owing to a number of factors, including non-implementation of planned activities for system development by the Office of Information and Communications Technology, vacancies with respect to contractual services personnel associated with ongoing information and communications technology operational support in the Department of Field Support, inadvertent recording of technology charges for the period 2010/11 in the financial period 2011/12 in the Department of Management and non-procurement of software for the new case management system in the Office of Internal Oversight Services owing to deficiencies detected in the testing phase.

[...] [...] thus completely paralysing MAC.

[...] the broader paralysis that characterises [...]

The deafening cries and paralysing screams of fear and pain of the children, women and men killed and wounded and of their shattered, terrorized families — those were the real sights, sounds and core of a war in which no distinction was made between combatants and civilians.

After half a decade of this collective punishment, poverty and unemployment are rampant; malnutrition is prevalent in the majority of children; vital civilian infrastructure, including hospitals, electric power plants, roads, and water and sanitation systems, is deteriorating into disrepair or remains damaged or destroyed as a result of the December 2008-January 2009 Israeli military aggression; reconstruction has barely progressed; and the economy and normal commerce are in tatters, with ongoing restrictions preventing sustainable economic growth.

When UNMIL deployed in 2003, Liberia was a failed State, divided among warring factions. Its already limited infrastructure was in ruins, its security forces were fractured and factionalized, its public sector had collapsed, its formal economy was devastated and characterized by criminal economic exchange, and a third of the population was displaced.

[...] [...] indistinguishable from cerebral palsy caused by other factors, [...] [...]

4.4 In the current case, the aforementioned backlog courts were set up to address the paralysis in proceedings before the circuit criminal courts across the country arising out of offences committed by Foncolpuertos, and also in view of the importance of the case, involving millions of State funds, which had given rise to the investigations, and of the need to ensure that justice was served properly and promptly.

(e) Transitional Care and Support Centre for Tetraplegic Patients which provides time-defined and goal-oriented community-based rehabilitation programmes to tetraplegic patients discharged from hospital/medical rehabilitation settings to facilitate their return to community living with a view to improving their physical, cognitive, communicative, behavioural, psychological and social functioning in a non-medical setting.