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In application of this policy, and with the agreement of other members of the Council, the Chairperson recused herself from the consideration of a judicial colleague from South Africa, and Geoffrey Robertson recused himself from the consideration of a candidate with whom he had close social connections.

The current members of the Council are Sinha Basnayake (Sri Lanka, distinguished external jurist nominated by management), Geoffrey Robertson QC (United Kingdom, distinguished external jurist nominated by staff), Frank Eppert (United States of America, management representative), Jenny Clift (Australia, staff representative) and Justice Kate O’Regan, former judge of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, who serves as chair.

Susan Robertson (Australia), Vice-President [...] [...]

The UNESCO Prize for Children’s and Young People’s Literature in the Service of Tolerance was awarded in 2003 to Antonio Skármeta of Chile in the category of fiction for children for his book La Composición, and to Jenny Robson of South Africa in the category of books for young people for her novel Because Pula Means Rain.

And I am particularly grateful to Lord Robertson for his inspired leadership of the Commission for Global Road Safety, and to both him and the FIA Foundation for the Automobile and Society for giving me the opportunity to continue to advocate for road safety as the Global Ambassador of the “Make roads safe” campaign.

The Meeting elected Shanelina Zainul Abidin (Malaysia), Ledia Hysi (Albania), Yousouf M. Ramjanally (Mauritius) and Susan Robertson (Australia) as VicePresidents, by acclamation.

[...] before his passion Robinson applies the term [...] [...]

[...] [...] Club; Robert Gray, Chairman of Debt Financing and Advisory, HSBC; and Mary Robinson, President of [...]

In an article in the Geographical Review in 1918, Robert J. Flaherty (1884–1951) recounted the story of how, while he was searching for iron ore deposits on the east coast of Hudson Bay, Canada, Wetallok explained the intricacies of the bay’s island system and shared with him this remarkably accurate Eskimo map, which Flaherty reproduced in the article.

[...] Government of the Amazon, Congo, and Borneo-Mekong [...] [...]

Ms. Robinson addressed the [...] [...]

These achievements are owing primarily to the policy of abolishing registration fees at all State-run educational establishments, the implementation of the school meals programme (from which 4,055,135 pupils benefited in 2010, up from 119,512 in 1998, for an increase of 3,293 per cent), the introduction of educational missions (Robinson I, Robinson II, Alma Mater and Sucre), the building of 4,037 new State schools, a 161 per cent increase in the number of teachers, and the strategies that have been successfully designed and implemented at all levels and modalities of education.

In the course of its investigations, the Group has documented with incontrovertible evidence the modus operandi of, as well as repeated violations to the sanctions regime carried out by a trafficking network that is composed of two groups: (a) Robert Montoya, Mikhail Kapylou, Frédéric Lafont and their respective companies; and (b) a para-institutional group of individuals, namely Kadet Bertin (former security adviser of Mr. Gbagbo, now living in Ghana) and Commander Anselme Seka Yapo.

In April 1920, the victorious Allied Powers, dismantling the Ottoman Empire, directed that Western Armenia be attached to the new republic and appointed U.S. President Woodrow Wilson to arbitrate the boundary between Turkey (successor to the Ottoman Empire) and Armenia.

[...] [...] under the name of Robert Montaya (see [...]

[...] [...] statements by Robert Dillon, spokesman [...] [...]

[...] [...] York), the Hudson-Webber Foundation (Detroit), [...] [...]

In addition, persons with Down’s syndrome and other learning difficulties have been taught to read and write in the context of the Robinson mission: programme contents are adapted to take each individual’s specific needs into account, personalized attention is provided, and appropriate educational materials are used.

NHRC manages and executes expeditionary operational medical research, development and test and evaluation programs for the Naval Medical Research Command, Silver Spring, MD, Navy Medicine Support Command, Jacksonville, FL and the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED).

Currently, UN-SPIDER regional support offices are being hosted by eight national organizations: Algerian Space Agency, Agustín Codazzi Geographic Institute of Colombia, Károly Róbert University of Hungary, Iranian Space Agency, Nigerian National Space Research and Development Agency, Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission, Romanian Space Agency and National Space Agency of Ukraine; and by four regional organizations: ADRC, based in Kobe, Japan; Regional Centre for Mapping of Resources for Development (RCMRD), based in Nairobi; University of the West Indies, based in Saint Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago; and Water Center for the Humid Tropics of Latin America and the Caribbean (CATHALAC) based in Panama City.

On Sunday, 19 April 2009, an unknown Somali man representing an unregistered company walked into the offices of Captain Himat Vaghela, Managing Director of Capital Airlines Limited, a Kenyan airline company based at Wilson airport in Nairobi.

This school had at first but few peculiarities; it followed Augustinism (Platonism), which then ruled theology, and which was adopted not only by the Parisian professors belonging to the secular clergy (William of Auvergne, Henry of Ghent, etc.), but also by prominent teachers of the Dominican Order (Roland of Cremona, Robert Fitzacker, Robert of Kilwardby, etc.).

As a result of the meetings and talks held in Kyiv and Dnipropetrovs’k, an agreement providing for further exploration of the possibilities for effective and fruitful cooperation in constructing wind turbines for wind power plants was signed by NSAU, Yuzhny Machine-Building Plant, Sumitomo Corporation and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.

On 27 March, Special Coordinator Robert Serry briefed [...] [...]