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[...] [...] and would ensure strict compliance in the [...] [...]

[...] services and monitored the strict application of internal [...] [...]

Dr. Aloysius James Animo: A scientist whose career was cut short when it was discovered that he was performing twisted genetic experiments on animals.

At the 2nd meeting, on 22 February 2011, the Commission elected Tetsuya Kimura (Japan) to replace Takashi Ashiki (Japan), who had resigned as Vice-Chair.

Mr YOUNG highlighted the [...] [...]

[...] [...] Kong, Mr Howard YOUNG called on the [...] [...]

Cuba believes that strict respect for the Charter and its principles [...]

[...] [...] the equal dignity of all persons and, as provided for in the Charter of the United [...] [...]

[...] [...] of gifts, honours, decorations, etc., by their executive [...]

[...] to reaffirm the solemn commitments made by the older generation of leaders in the United Nations Charter, enable the [...] [...]

[...] operations should strictly observe the purposes and principles enshrined in the Charter.

The Council should strictly observe the provisions of the Charter and all the [...] [...]

The principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, the relevant Security Council resolutions, in particular resolution 1860 (2009), and the relevant international humanitarian and human rights law must be upheld in a balanced, nondiscriminatory and transparent manner if we genuinely wish to protect civilian populations from armed conflict and promote peace and stability.

[...] some cases more rigorous rules are being [...]

I/We understand that during the time my child attends the Bright Futures preschool program: a. S/He will be able to use the toilet with minimal assistance; b. I/We will inform my child’s teacher when any of my child’s information changes; c. I/We will keep my child’s information accurate so that I can be contacted in the event my child becomes ill or injured while attending preschool; d. I/We will abide by the program policies and adhere to the scheduled arrival and departure times.

Application of the respective article to such actions is perfectly justified, taking into account the fact that the rights of trade unions are heavily regulated by the Labour Code (especially Titles II and XIII).

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea immigration control offices enforce stringent border control in accordance with the Immigration Law, the regulation on border control and inspection, and other relevant regulations and rules.

More rigid intergovernmental statutes, similar to those of the IHP, MAB or IOC, should doubtless be avoided, owing to the very nature of the preferred option.

[...] [...] considered healthy, with stringent financial discipline [...]

[...] [...] of them, in strict compliance with the purposes and principles of the Charter and for the [...] [...]

Reiterating that all human rights are universal, indivisible, interrelated, interdependent and mutually reinforcing, and that all human rights must be treated in a fair and equal manner, on the same footing and with the same emphasis and that, while the significance of national and regional particularities and various historical, cultural and religious backgrounds must be borne in mind, all States, regardless of their political, economic and cultural systems, have the duty to promote and protect all human rights and fundamental freedoms

[...] [...] environmental regulations, is a serious issue in many countries.

Sweden noted that it had strict regulations requiring that [...] [...]

[...] [...] by the gravity and scale that characterize such crimes and render them clear violations of the Charter of the United [...]

Our delegation believes that such an interpretation must absolutely be questioned by those of us who defend dignity, the richness of cultural and religious diversity, the right of all peoples of the world to self-determination, sovereignty, territorial integrity and non-intervention in internal affairs, as steadfast principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter, which must be respected scrupulously.

The United Nations needs to discuss measures to enable or assist Member States to work their way through fiscal policies and international market regulations that contribute to the stark reality of the huge fortunes that exist in the hands of just a few in some countries as compared with the inequalities, droughts, humanitarian crises in others.

In fact, the issue has been raised in IASMN as to whether CISMU should remain in UNDSS or be moved to MSD or elsewhere within the Department of Management.42 The Inspector is of the view that the proposed establishment of the United Nations Network on Occupational Safety and Health (UNNOSH), discussed in Chapter V, of which CISMU should be a member, would facilitate inter-departmental coordination in this area.

[...] [...] supremacy of the Charter and strict observance of [...] [...]

Cuba reaffirms its commitment to the promotion, preservation [...] [...]