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We collectively commit to finding lasting solutions to the complex and mutually exacerbating challenges and problems of the least developed countries.

As the World Bank has pointed out, it seems hardly desirable that developing countries should divert resources from over-burdened health and education budgets to subsidise the administration of IPRs.

Human-resource shortage and lack of skilled labour were structural constraints that had an impact on private and public sector performance.

Furthermore, anecdotal evidence suggests that those impacts have overstretched the already limited coping capacities of small island developing States to the point where they are lagging behind, thus increasing their exposure.

Compared with the predecessor the occupants on all three rows of seats have more shoulder room, elbow room and headroom.

With already stretched capacity and resources, Pacific island countries face a significant challenge in managing this global common in a sustainable manner and equitably benefiting from its sustainable development.

We are doing all of this while relying on our existing staffing resources — which are already stretched thin — and engaging in full-time efforts to complete our core judicial work.

Efforts by law enforcement agencies to curb criminality continued to be hampered by logistical, financial and human resource constraints facing the national security institutions and the proliferation of arms in the country.

To make matters worse, nearly half the city’s already beleaguered police force was recently laid off due to budget cuts.

Migration makes planning difficult, leads to the outflow of medical personnel from rural areas and overstretches service capacity in overpopulatedgher districts (poor peri-urban areas) in the cities.

As we have heard, the number and scope of United Nations peace operations are approaching what may be their highest levels ever, improving prospects for conflict resolution but stretching the capacities of the system.

He was only replaced after much delay and in the midst of confusion, which led to delays and cost overruns on the project, and more work for the UNESCO team which was already understaffed.

The oversight bodies also have an important role to play to ensure the likelihood of the implementation of recommendations by: issuing recommendations that include a clear and workable proposal for their implementation; providing mechanisms that promote action and follow up on oversight recommendations and foster discipline to pursue full and timely implementation; focusing on critical issues with substantial impact on functional effectiveness in oversight reports and avoiding an excessively large number of recommendations that may have a “crowding-out effect” and stretch thin the Secretariat’s capacity to respond; and applying a consistent risk-based approach to oversight which will ensure that highrisk recommendations/areas are given priority.

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Though respondents from the travel industry only contributed to 1% of the overall sampling, the research revealed that respondents from frontline tourism are at higher risk of joint problems compared to other industry workers. A staggering 80% of frontline tourism staff has reported discomfort in the shoulders, elbow and back of the neck while pain and inflexibility in fingers and wrists, lower back and middle back; knee pains were also commonly found (60%).

At the same time, the internationally renowned actress and long-time UNICEF advocate said she’d been deeply touched by the way ordinary Lebanese families – themselves very poor – had opened up their homes and hearts to the incoming refugees.

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Dr. Robert Ting-Yiu Chung, Director of the Public Opinion Programme of the University of Hong Kong, revealed that among the respondents, 90% have frequently reported feeling pain, paralysis, inflexible, stiff, and even swelling for more than five times within the past 12 months.

Fairness to the public is also a legitimate consideration, and in so far as police officers in the exercise of their duties are prosecuting and protecting the public interest, it is the function of the Court to seek to provide a proper balance to secure that the rights of individuals are properly preserved, while not hamstringing the police in their investigation of crime with a series of academic vetoes which ignore the realities and practicalities of the situation and discount completely the public interest.

At our regional consultations, it was noted that PNG has good laws and policies at the national level but there is lack of implementation at the provincial, district and local levels due to lack of funding, manpower and other resource constraints.

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Not knowing the structures that can be booked, it can fall into the trap which is often stretched by a description exaggerated, both as regards the services offered and the quality of the structure is by an erroneous indication on the location of the hotel, with the result that then you are in dilapidated hotels or places very peripheral.

Thus, for example, with each plate costing €250 and each chair €1,000, it is to be feared that regular restocking costs will indeed be prohibitive and will be a strain in the future on the maintenance budget which has already shrunk considerably.

In all of its mandate areas, UNSMIL would continue to support Libyan efforts to coordinate international engagement, with a view to ensuring that offers of assistance are focused on Libyan-defined needs and implemented with minimum demands on Libya’s already stretched capacities.

Networks for such data collection such as the Costa Rica Permanent Sample Plot network (coordinated by the National University) and the institute of the Amazon Initiative in Brazil are extremely important but extremely underfunded.

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