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Guatemala has seen the need to fight against impunity and UNICEF supports the public attorney’s office to change the way of this negative trend.

[...] changes being made inadvertently.

These values are recognized and used by many local governments.

[...] off a branch, but inadvertently falls himself.

The institute will work to ensure the complementarity of its efforts with those of other institutes and centres in the region by: (a) addressing perceived gaps in capacity in the region (e.g. the implementation of the global strategy and the preparation of nomination files for World Heritage listing on the heritage list); (b) promoting cooperation among local institutions; (c) promoting training in culturally appropriate environments and contexts; and (d) focusing on building a World Heritage training system for the Asia and the Pacific region.

Many people would pass by this place, and missed out the chance to get to know this great place.

As regards the sale of cultural property [...] [...]

Let them go first, because some of what you have to say may be things the volunteer is already aware of, and it may be easier for the volunteer to discuss the problem if she has raised it first.

[...] procedures that inadvertently may have anticompetitive [...] [...]

Subsequent riots in the Yarmouk refugee camp indicate that Palestinian refugees have realized that they and their aspirations were manipulated and abused in this very dangerous game.

The Australian government has recognised that innovation is the key to future productivity and competitiveness, and UNSW’s growing range of specialist research centres are taking on the complex technological, social and environmental challenges of the 21st century.

Increasingly, however, the humanitarian community is recognizing the need to know more about what men and boys face in crisis situations.

[...] realized that many of their customers are interested in the stock market and [...] [...]

Given the problems that pervade the entire system of deprivation of liberty and that affect all actors — police, prisoners and those outside — and the indifference or ignorance on the part of the justice system, the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the Office of the National Commissioner for Human Rights (CONADEH), justice officials are aware that they need to act without delay to solve these problems.

The Indonesian government recognises the problems that extremist prisoners can cause, from the recruitment of ordinary criminals, such as went on in Sukamiskin and Tanjung Gusta prisons, to the problem of recidivism by men who, once released, immediately return to former networks.

Most organisations recognise the importance of communication to ensure the support of the public, media, government and their own staff. Opportunities exist in the areas of corporate public relations, government communication, lobbying, internal communication, political communication, fund-raising, crisis management, community engagement and liaison / event organisations.

The armed forces of Honduras are aware that democracy in any country can be sustained only when there is a professional army and human rights are respected; in other words, there can be no democracy unless a country’s armed forces are professional, just as there can be no democracy in a country where human rights are violated.

[...] [...] originating from inadvertent or coincidental [...] [...]

Early this year, her mother saw news on TV that someone needed an organ transplant to survive, and that recalled how desperately her husband needed an organ donation before he died.

[...] [...] accounting, tourism, creative economy, amongst others), in the economy and the contribution [...]

Attention is drawn to Council decision [...] [...]

She also drew attention to an area of [...] [...]

[...] [...] assistance programme in creative economy in order to enhance [...] [...]

[...] [...] paying special attention to economically and socially [...] [...]

[...] [...] who did not agree with the approach taken under the OECD Model Convention, [...] [...]

The attention of the Commission and the members of its subsidiary bodies is drawn to Economic and Social Council [...] [...]

[...] [...] sectors related to creative economy, entrepreneurship [...]

The Advisory Committee recalls that, as a result of a review of the administrative functions of UNPOS and UNSOA, the latter assumed all the core administrative and budgetary functions of both entities as from 1 January 2010, while a number of administrative functions and services would be provided by the United Nations Office at Nairobi under a cost-sharing arrangement governed by a memorandum of understanding (see A/64/509, para. 60).