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The rising importance of the regional dimension of development, and its critical role as a vital effective and efficient link between the global and national levels, has to be acknowledged and taken into account in all global development processes.

[...] [...] article 4 risked leading to an independent [...]

Regarding preparation of document 33 C/5, and in accordance with the revised programming cycle – including the new cluster consultations – the strategic plans of the field offices are intended to constitute a link between the global strategies and global expected results presented in the C/5 document and the needs/priorities of Member States.

In particular, there was no universally accepted and clear definition of universal jurisdiction, fostering a continuing debate on such issues as (a) the crimes concerning which universal jurisdiction would apply; (b) whether the presence of an accused in the State exercising jurisdiction was always required; (c) whether some “connecting link” with the State seeking to invoke such jurisdiction was necessary.

[...] commercial ties at an event [...]

[...] [...] foresight had come together to forge new ties of solidarity, [...]

During this period, he served as the link to the upper management of Demko in all matters in relation to reorganization of Demko and all hiring of graduate engineers.

[...] [...] initiatives that bring the cities, companies [...] [...]

[...] [...] were cultural bonds across national [...]

[...] [...] strengthening family ties, feeding the hungry, [...] [...]

[...] [...] process as cultural brokers between indigenous [...]

Even in countries with well-developed formal care policies, intergenerational ties and reciprocity ensure that most care is still informal.

The large commonality between the issues driving the new regionalism and globalization underlines the growing potential of the regional dimension in providing effective and efficient links between the global and national levels for driving an inclusive and sustainable globalization.

Therefore, the ties binding him to Australia are as strong as the ties the State would have with any of its citizens.

The discussion that followed in the HLCP spring session (NY, 3-4 March 2011) emphasized the importance for the UN system to reflect on its repositioning and its interaction with the new regional dynamics, bearing in mind the growing regionalism and role of regional institutions, including the Regional Commissions, as critical building blocks in enhanced global governance arrangements and global-regional nexus, as well as in making critical links to the country level (Report of the 21st Session of HLCP, CEB/2011/4).

[...] [...] foreigners have no ties to the city or [...]

Testimony from defectors indicates that this strategy was employed to break bonds of trust within the unit and to prevent collective disobedience or desertion when orders to commit crimes were received.

The words “his own country” invite consideration of such matters as long standing residence, close personal and family ties and intentions to remain, as well as to the absence of such ties elsewhere.

[...] [...] discussions in New York, ensuring that [...] [...]

This major international event is also a unique opportunity for official sponsors to communicate on the passion around the Olympic Games.

It is in that spirit and with the same commitment that I reaffirm to the Council that the secession by the Sudanese South in no way means that we would establish a geographic wall that would separate the North and the South, or sever the links and relations between the North and the South.

As such, it serves as the primary interface between the said Member States and the various programs of WIPO.

The Institute has proposed the establishment of a German Spaceguard Center, which, like its existing counterparts in the United States (the Near-Earth Object Program Office of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory) and the United Kingdom (the Near Earth Object Information Centre), should act as a link between research activities and the general public, convey scientifically based information in easily understandable terms to the public and governmental departments and be prepared to support policymakers in administering German participation in international activities relating to the impact hazard and NEO mitigation plans.

[...] [...] economic and cultural ties that touch the [...]

The Centre in Washington D.C., in addition to implementing its programme of activities, serves as a liaison between the UN system and representatives of the Government and civil society of the host country.

Although the way it is presented to the external environment (a “link” between headquarters and the country offices, internal consulting unit) does not adequately reflect the nature of its services and its contribution to the development results.

Emphasizing the importance of the regional and subregional levels as an essential building block of effective global governance, as they provide the critical link between the global and national levels, especially in the context of the ongoing discussions on an integrated approach to sustainable development and the development agenda beyond 2015

[...] [...] the strategic nexus between science and the law, the request by the Commission [...] [...]