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In preparing the UNLD International Plan of Action, approved by the fifty-seventh session of the United Nations General Assembly, a series of wide global consultations promoted an expanded vision of literacy, which was all inclusive, in and out of school and for children, adolescents, youth, adults and the aged, girls and boys, women and men.

All retired World Bank staff are entitled to a badge enabling unlimited access to facilities and buildings within working hours (within the same limitations as current staff, i.e. not including Treasury and ISG (information processing).

The Committee was further informed that notification of the proposed change had been sent to the Executive Heads of UNDP, UNICEF and UNFPA, and that the Department would be advising those entities on how to minimize their translation volume to reduce costs.

[...] [...] large space in displaying blood coming out from a human body" (27%), "with female revealing her breast(s)" (26%) and "displaying [...] [...]

They work seamlessly with the majority of PCs and laptops, and enable you to enjoy rich sound and clear calls.

[...] [...] organization, including usage of laptops with docking stations instead of desktops, implementation of paperless processes, and storing of critical [...] [...]

The African Union Commission expresses its deep regret that both the statements and the decisions grossly ignore and make no reference whatsoever to the obligations of the two countries to the African Union arising from decisions Assembly/AU/Dec.245(XIII) adopted by the thirteenth ordinary session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government, wherein the Assembly “Decide[d] that in view of the fact that the request by the African Union has never been acted upon (by the United Nations Security Council), the African Union Member States shall not [...] [...]

[...] [...] meet many of the dedicated men and women who work under the [...] [...]

It remains deeply concerned by the persistence of high female illiteracy rates and gender stereotyped roles of women and men, which inhibit women’s equal participation in employment, leading to occupational segregation, including the widespread underrepresentation of women and girls in many fields of science and technology, which represents a loss of talent and perspectives, hinders economic development and women’s economic empowerment and can contribute to the gender pay gap.

[...] [...] opportunities based on equal rights, accessibility, equality of men and women, respect for development capacities of children [...] [...]

[...] [...] Council, he should wear a T-shirt, like what we from the People Power do, with words printed on it declaring that he [...]

Researchers have identified highly structured electroencephalogram (EEG) signatures that could be used to precisely track transitions into and out of propofol-induced unconsciousness.

[...] [...] particularly the areas of the brain involved in reward and dependence, the lungs, and the cardiovascular system; available methods of verifying self-reported abstinence; treatment endpoints, in particular seven-day point prevalence and continuous abstinence; maintaining abstinence, seeking advice on complex cases; and risk-benefit assessment of specific population groups.

[...] [...] Violence against Women and Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues, whose work focused on integrating women’s issues into foreign policy.

This study correlated the results from the in vitro bioassay to results in the athymic rat model and clinical results of the DBM.

[...] [...] negative impacts on women’s economic empowerment, especially in developing countries, have been the global decline in exports, which has directly affected production in the export sector and subsequently domestic markets through negative multiplier effects (especially in export-dependent economies); significant declines in capital flows to the developing world; the pro-cyclical nature of aid; the impact of the crisis on migrant workers and therefore on remittances; the consequent exchange rate devaluation, which has affected domestic production and prices; the impact of extreme volatility in global food prices; and the fiscal constraints in many developing countries that have already led [...] [...]

[...] [...] initiatives aimed at preventing violence against women and strengthening respect for the human rights of women prisoners; (d) expansion and consolidation [...] [...]

[...] [...] International Humanist and Ethical Union (also on behalf of Association for World Education, World Population Foundation and World Union for Progressive Judaism), International Save the Children Alliance, Plan International (also on behalf of International Save the Children Alliance, SOS Kinder-dorf International, Terre des Hommes International Federation, World Organization against Torture and World Vision International), World Organization Against Torture (also on behalf of World Alliance of YMCAs, Women’s World Summit Foundation and International [...]

[...] [...] comprehensive cerebral examination tour to Seijukai Japan; Relaxing tour to the places on the edge of the earth to release pressure; Medical Spa tour to European private site to make body and spirit healthy… All these products are designed according to special needs, by expert designers with the help of 24 hour private butler service, allowing [...] [...]

[...] [...] spine to get enough rest to restore flexibility and vitality of the spine ; general human head accounted for 8% of body weight , about 33 percent of the chest , waist about 44% , so a good mattress, the structure should be based on various parts of the [...] [...]

Within the framework of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on Their Destruction (Mine-Ban Treaty), at the Cartagena Summit on a Mine Free World in 2009, Lithuania was appointed as the co-rapporteur of the Standing Committee for Stockpile Destruction.

[...] Community (CARICOM) leaders to convene an unprecedented summit on chronic non-communicable diseases in 2007, which led [...] [...]

At its sixty-fourth session, the General Assembly called upon the United Nations system to continue its efforts towards achieving the goal of gender balance, and requested the Secretary-General to report to the Assembly at its sixty-fifth session, under the item entitled “Advancement of women”, and to include in his report on human resources management information on progress made and obstacles encountered in achieving gender balance, recommendations for accelerating progress, and up-to-date statistics, including the number and percentage of women and their functions and nationalities throughout the United Nations system, and information on the responsibility and accountability of the Office of Human Resources Management of the Secretariat and the secretariat of the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination for promoting gender balance (resolution 64/141).

[...] [...] increasing rate of homelessness and inadequate housing for women in order to reduce their [...]