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[...] [...] the Governor makes eyes, the result is still [...]

But it is a pity that the commander in chief of this battle, the Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food, Dr YEOH Eng-kiong, who is so arrogant, behaves as if he had fulfilled all his duties, just like what he did during the SARS outbreak last year.

[...] [...] terror that is imminent in the Maldives, but also various other [...] [...]

People whose profession is working with accounts are smart people and it is no easy task to oversee them and manage them.

[...] [...] initiated to strengthen the resultsoriented focus of its technical cooperation work, which included: (a) larger, longerterm and better aligned capacity development projects, with emphasis on improved performance through strengthened [...] [...]

[...] [...] 1989 (the last year for which [...]

One Member State encouraged UNESCO to approach the principal priority in each major programme from a holistic perspective, whereby all other priorities within the sector and house-wide would need to be mutually supportive and contribute to the overall objectives of UNESCO.

[...] emerges from its isolationist past, the Organization needs to [...] [...]

Ensure that assessment is always used to help learning and that, when a summative assessment report is needed, the best evidence is reliably judged against relevant criteria.

(b) Hong Kong faces an imminent waste management problem which has to be dealt with through a three-pronged strategy including waste reduction and recycling, introduction of modern waste treatment facilities, and timely extension of landfills.

In my recent talks with government officials, they actually said they were literally "drowned in a sea of funds", not because there was a calamity, but because there was too much money.

Members of the public are not aware of their rights, and as the saying goes, "one does not speak out until he is at death's door"; the public spoke out only after 1 April and eventually gave rise to the serious public panic.

Furthermore, the large infrastructure projects that are going to be built, particularly the new airport, the relocation of the port westward, the new container terminals at Tsing Yi and Lantau Island and the river port at Tuen Mun, will all put heavy pressure on the part of the New Territories stretching from Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing to Tai Po, Yuen Long and Tuen Mun, as the New Territories become the pivot of passenger and cargo transport, especially in the case of the cross-border land traffic between China and Hong Kong.

During the rampant attack of SARS, the HEC had only suggested its customers to apply for loan guarantee for electricity tariffs, but this was virtually useless to the hardest-hit industries which were in deep water and on the verge of folding up.

[...] [...] allow for the freedom of movement of the Palestinian civilian population within and into and out of the Gaza Strip

[...] professional-looking header styles to separate [...]

Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia regarding the postponement of the April 24 Gali meeting of the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanisms

This picturesque tourist sight of Fuzhou resembles a gigantic turtle.

[...] [...] the loss of credibility in the eyes of the public.

The only mechanized equipment being used consisted of small petroleumfuelled water pumps used by the miners to remove accumulated water.

Again we doubt if many of these signatories are aware of the effect upon their personal liability of the addition or omission of these words.

Maybe they have grown used to the saying "it takes ten years to grow a tree, but a hundred years to rear a person" that they think that this is not the right method to handle the current urgent situation.

A responsible and competent government will not become entangled endlessly with studying the causes of a problem of burning urgency while failing to act expeditiously and effectively to solve the problem.

Over the past year since the adoption [...] [...]