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[...] process was also seen as an occasion [...] [...]

The Convention clearly established that each child must be recognized as an individual rights holder fully entitled to claim and enjoy those rights.

[...] [...] should not be seen as the dismantling [...] [...]

The main idea there was to view all users of welfare services as potential employees who need to be assisted in re-entering the labour market and must receive assistance which is based on the individual needs of the person.

[...] be, and must be seen to be, independent [...] [...]

The Commission considered that the proposal to view service in a non-family duty station as another aspect of hardship offered several advantages compared with the introduction of a new, separate allowance: (a) it contributed towards the goals of simplicity and transparency; (b) not being a separate allowance, it would not require a separate adjustment mechanism; (c) it placed the question of compensation for service in non-family duty stations where it belonged, with the Commission and within the overall purview of the General Assembly, and ensured that all future changes would remain harmonized; and (d) it would give practical, concrete support to the notion of “Delivering as one”, as noted by the Chairman in his opening statement.

It was suggested that the model rolling three-year phase-out plan should be considered merely as a reference as it was not yet sufficiently developed to serve as a guide.

[...] [...] and security, the role of women in peace processes generally continues to be viewed as a side issue rather than as fundamental to the development of viable democratic [...] [...]

[...] [...] proposal of the other as written and [...] [...]

For the most part, China has avoided appearing to pressure Sudan directly over Darfur, in line with its longstanding non-interference policy.

Therefore, it is important that States strongly condemn all forms of violence against women and refrain from invoking any custom, tradition or religious consideration to avoid their obligation with respect to its elimination and that the criminal justice system recognize violence against women as a genderrelated problem and as an expression of power and inequality.

[...] in Zallq/Žac can be seen as a microcosm of Kosovo’s [...] [...]

Under the PHO, the area occupied by the ferry pier would be regarded as affected water area, or ‘reclamation’, over and above that already required for the Trunk Road construction.

[...] terrorism must be seen as a genuine legal duty resting primarily on [...] [...]

Viewed holistically, however, formally [...] [...]

It was further noted that the whole notion of mine action as an integrated field of practice may have hampered attempts to utilise available resources in the most effective manner.

We therefore consider that an IP right is best viewed as one of the means by which nations and societies can help to promote the fulfilment of human economic and social rights.

It can be seen that the interrelationship between the relevant provisions of Parts XI and XII of the Convention means that these represent important responsibilities and duties for the Authority, which need to be considered as an integral part of the overall framework for ocean governance within the jurisdictional competences established by the Convention.

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(a) TCL company: The flammability of alternative solvents proposed and the associated requirements for expensive explosion-proof electrics and installation requirements on the basis of combustible substances; the request for reaction vessels to make certain chemicals in fairly small quantities which represent very laborious and expensive processes; the capacity of the proposed replacement 8 equipment that may be about four times the current production level; and the request for explosion-proof equipment for certain chemicals that are not normally considered as flammable or combustible

International financial institutions and regional development banks are invited to examine and adjust their lending and grants practices to ensure that older persons are recognized as a development resource and are taken into account in their policies and projects as part of efforts to assist developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the implementation of the International Plan of Action, 2002.

The unsanctioned act of sending ethnic-Albanian paramilitaries from South Kosovo was perceived by the majority population of North Kosovo as an attempt to occupy the territory.

In addition, some Governments have initiated distinctly aggressive policies towards migrants, and native populations increasingly perceive migrants as a threat in the job market and as competitors for the use of public services.

[...] [...] were sometimes seen as separate processes [...]

[...] [...] maintenance can be seen as part of a country’s [...]

Mr. Abreu stated that the lack of agreed continental shelf boundaries between Portugal and Spain and between Portugal and Morocco was not considered by any of the States concerned as reflecting the existence of a dispute in the sense of rule 46 and annexes I and III to the rules of procedure.

We have also noted Iran’s biased reading of the agreement, choosing to view it as a justification for unlimited enrichment, a definitive rejection of sanctions and IAEA inspections, and an alibi to avoid discussing its nuclear programme with the E3+3.

[...] urged States to see such offices as [...] [...]

Such acts should not be considered ordinary offences, especially since they often occur in settings in which the victims are under the custody of the State, which is supposed to protect people’s right to physical and mental integrity.