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[...] is the most continent lagging behind in achieving [...]

That is why the eyes of the world, especially the eyes of victims, are again upon us today.

[...] [...] excess stock, slow moving or obsolete stock [...] [...]

Symptoms include sluggishness, sensitivity to cold, depression, weight gain, dry skin and loss of hair.

An ingenius design uses passive pre-fetching in the background to cache records before and after the ones currently being requested, so when scrolling or paging up or down, the end-user instantly sees the data: there are no just-in-time requests that make the end-user wait, which makes your application feel sluggish.

Total funding for HIV programmes in lowand middle-income countries remained flat in 2009, with international financing declining in 2009 for the first time.

It is imperative that we should keep an open mind and be far-sighted when conducting the investigation and review to ensure a safe living environment for the people.

[...] IHP, including through the network of water-related [...]

President, I think the position of the pan-democrats is very clear. We call for a forward-looking Budget which encompasses long-term planning, so that we can solve the deep-rooted conflicts in Hong Kong, namely, many elders not being able to retire, elderly people in poverty making a living by picking cardboards for recycling, lower-to-middle-income families not being able to buy a flat because the HOS is not resumed, grass-roots families not being allocated public rental housing due to a lack of public rental flats, and so on.

In response to a critical external evaluation of the E-9 Initiative, the nine Member States came out with a visionary and forceful Declaration that promises to reinvigorate the initiative and provide it with a potentially effective structure for continuing its future work.

She knew she could count on the support of States and pointed out that the world’s women were looking to UN-Women, but also to States, to move forward their cause.

(3) Demai ("Doubtful"); seven chapters; [...] [...]

The Board of Auditors recommends that the Department of Field Support require that all missions establish comprehensive stock level policies and take appropriate action with regard to slow-moving stock (para. 163) UNIFIL agrees that minimum and maximum stock levels should be implemented as a guide for its stock management.

[...] are still lagging in the achievement of our goals.

Billions had watched the previous Beijing Games and it would be important for the London Games to harness this attention to demonstrate the wider economic, social and cultural agenda that the Games stand for.

The United Nations estimates that nearly 700,000 people of South Sudanese origin remain in Sudan, anxious to leave before the April deadline.

According to the Consumer Council report on banking, inner reserves, breakdown of revenues and expenses, loan loss reserves and non-performing loans, maturity mismatching, detailed breakdown of loan portfolios, off balance sheet items and foreseeable changes in financial conditions of banks are items that have been disclosed in other countries but not in Hong Kong save for a few exceptions.

[...] [...] suffering from dementia (that is, the number of elders confirmed to be suffering from dementia by the psychogeriatric team of the HA).

Many more applications will be realizable in the future, such as interactive point of sale displays or laptop screens, automatically switching to special offers or ads, based on where the viewer is looking – or special study and research devices able to examine which points of a picture are most attractive by capturing what most people focus on at first or for the longest time.

Looking beyond our own shores, the fact that we have made human rights the overarching theme of our Chairmanship of the Council of Europe speaks for itself.

It also means that international partners should look beyond the setbacks of the recent past and support long-term political and economic stability in the country.

The project aims to look beyond new [...] [...]

As proposed in the report of the Secretary-General to the General Assembly in 2011 (A/66/344), the system could be brought up to date through eliminating the current backlogs in a single ad hoc exercise, should the Calendar not be adopted.