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[...] technology is growing increasingly [...]

The increasing relevance of impacts of climate change on built and natural environments within historic cities underlines the need to consolidate an integrated approach to historic urban landscape conservation internationally.

Historical, social, cultural, political, demographic and economic factors are increasingly entering into play and inform our actions and reactions.

[...] is to stop the growing trend of premature [...] [...]

Parallel to the developments in food [...] [...]

[...] 2008 and the positive development [...] [...]

However, precisely because of the greater seriousness given to victim assistance, the challenges that remain are clearer and appear more daunting thus signalling that further intensity of effort will be required after the Second Review Conference.

[...] [...] lawful rights and interests in technology transfer [...] [...]

With increasing globalization and changing patterns of work organization, international dialogue is also particularly important in the engineering sciences in the context of professional practice in such areas as standards, quality assurance, accreditation and mobility.

which has shifted increasingly from official to commercial borrowing and from external to domestic public debt, although for most low-income countries external finance is still largely official, also notes that the levels of domestic debt and the significantly increased number of creditors, both official and private, could create other challenges for macroeconomic management and public debt sustainability, and stresses the need to address the implications of these changes, including through improved data collection and analysis

[...] [...] between the interests of developing States, the interests of developed [...] [...]

[...] [...] line with their best interests.

Similarly, an expert group appointed by 12 Leading Group countries, including Norway, had assessed how taxation of the financial sector could be used to fund global public goods, development and climate measures, concluding that a levy on currency transactions was the most feasible alternative.

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The denial of humanitarian access, combined with extremely high levels of poverty and a lack of health and nutrition services, has had significant consequences for the well-being of children in conflict-affected governorates in Yemen, with a total of 11,931 children found in western districts of Sa’ada Governorate to be suffering from global acute malnutrition.

[...] [...] the growing interest of the media [...]

(b) There is an increasing trend of separation along ethnic lines in schools, which has resulted in disparities in the quality of education and limited opportunities for children belonging to the different communities to interact with one another and in the intensification of inter-ethnic violence

[...] [...] technology for human benefit by, for example, [...]

In this extensive section, the Subcommittee formulates recommendations with regard to situations that have recently been, and are still being dealt with in order to overcome the shortcomings that still exist in the institutional system in this area. We have made some progress in this regard, through the formulation and adoption of new laws to promote the adoption of measures to prevent human rights violations, and the establishment of regulatory institutions, and through the increasingly effective supervision of the police and the army by civilian authorities.

Reaffirming the fact that the widening gap between the economically developed and developing countries is unsustainable and that it impedes the realization of human rights in the international community, and makes it all the more imperative for every nation, according to its capacities, to make the maximum possible effort to close this gap

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The reverse — positive — presumption has, however, several advantages which, regardless of any political consideration, argue strongly for it even though it is clear that this rule is not established in the Vienna Conventions757or in international customary law.758 However, the decisions of the human rights courts, the positions taken by the human rights treaty bodies and the increasing body of State practice in this area must not be ignored.