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Since a mediation process is never linear and not all elements can be fully controlled, strategies need to be flexible to respond to the changing context.

[...] path is by no means always linear and countries [...] [...]

Slide the piston assembly (5) straight up off the bottom cover.

He recalled that the Montreal Protocol had been adopted twenty-five years previously in line with the precautionary principle to take firm, science-based action to protect the ozone layer, without waiting for incontrovertible evidence of the causes of its depletion or for alternatives to CFCs and halons to become available for all uses.

All along, the HD has been processing [...] [...]

[...] resolution, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to increase the proportion of translation [...] [...]

According to the Secretary-General, the costs [...] [...]

[...] [...] nuclear warheads; a reduction of all nuclear arsenals, in the spirit of the new treaty between the United States and the Russian Federation; a limiting of the role of nuclear weapons in defence doctrines to extreme cases of self-defence; greater transparency as to the number of nuclear weapons held by each State, following the example of France and the United States; prompt ratification of the Test-Ban Treaty by all States, particularly annex II States, that were not yet parties to that instrument; and immediate [...]

[...] [...] entry into force of the relevant legal instrument or the acceptance of the institution’s [...] [...]

[...] paper to link your new notes to the existing audio.

That instrument required that the Convention’s [...] [...]

At the current meeting parties would again be discussing some difficult matters and he urged all delegates, regardless of the outcomes, to participate in the discussions with the bold spirit shown by those who had negotiated the Montreal Protocol twenty-five years earlier, remembering the obligation of all nations, large, small, rich or poor, to act together for the protection of the planet.

Despite our concerns as to the necessity of the Global Plan of Action, we have collaborated in good faith to ensure that this document is as strong as possible, while not creating any parallel New York process and not overriding the Palermo treaties or the mandate of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime in Vienna.

In tandem with the sound piece, the exhibition includes a chalkboard work with numbers written one over the other, and the collected chalk dust below, reflecting the seemingly endless markings that acknowledge those who no longer exist.

[...] [...] written document certifying the transaction.

Documents translated include case pleadings and other communications from States parties; verbatim records of hearings; draft judgments, advisory opinions and orders of the Court, together with their various working documents; judges’ notes, opinions and declarations appended to judgments, advisory opinions and orders; minutes of meetings of the Court and of its subsidiary bodies, including the Budgetary and Administrative Committee and other committees; internal reports, notes, studies, memorandums and directives; speeches by the President and judges to outside bodies; reports and communications to the Secretariat, etc. The Department also provides interpretation at private and public meetings of the Court and, as required, at meetings held by the President and members of the Court with agents of the parties and other official visitors.

Over the 14 years after the reunification, the SAR Government has always upheld the principles of "one country, two systems", "Hong Kong people ruling Hong Kong" and "a high degree of autonomy". It has persevered in safeguarding the core values of Hong Kong people in accordance with the protection enshrined in the Basic Law, whereas the Legislative Council, being the monitoring institution, monitors the Government in the delivery of effective governance on such premises.

[...] [...] communication’s admissibility and its merits.

[...] [...] Conventional Arms, to which Sierra Leone has been contributing.

[...] [...] submitted by the Secretariat directly and on behalf of [...]

A third grant in support of the secretariat of the Forum [...] [...]

The Panel obtained a photograph of Guehi Bleka writing the names on the list in Youbor in May 2011, as well as a writing sample from that individual in August 2011 to further substantiate evidence as to the identification of those involved in the Youbor case.

[...] [...] amount of each contribution for which an Instrument of Commitment [...] [...]