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Out of millions of children, UNICEF pushed [...] [...]

[...] [...] while impact decoupling means maintaining economic output while reducing the [...] [...]

[...] [...] major texts such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention could occupy a very special place in the twenty-first century, particularly with regard to sustainable development and efforts to combat poverty.

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[...] [...] 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 [...] [...]

Their outstanding maneuverability ensures safety, reliability, promptness and precision in major ports: for example as fireboat in Los Angeles, as harbor tug with a bollard pull [...] [...]

[...] [...] discouraging exports and making imports relatively [...]

[...] [...] that production is only for export to the affected [...]

It is ironic, however, that such inflammatory remarks and baseless allegations against Iran’s peaceful nuclear programme are uttered by officials of a regime that has an unparalleled record of crimes and atrocities amounting to crimes against humanity and whose clandestine development and unlawful possession of nuclear weapons are the unique threat to regional as well as international peace and security.

[...] [...] manufactured for export are not subject [...]

[...] [...] therefrom for production of recyclable materials for export to other places [...]

[...] [...] economies in a globalising world and the emergence of rule-based regimes for international economic relations have meant that the space for national economic policy, i.e. the scope for domestic [...] [...]

A sustained high growth since the beginning of the current century in emerging economies has taken a vast amount of people out of poverty, allowing the birth and rapid growth of middle classes.

[...] [...] distancing from the strictly trade-related understanding, while recognizing the dual nature of these goods and services.

The 160 mm square billets supplied at 130 tph are initially processed in a 16-stand roughing and finishing mill with a free runout into a heat holding roller table behind stand 4.

[...] [...] prevent the import of CFCs in view of Nepal’s legislation introduced in 2000 and did not allow the release of seized [...]

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[...] [...] a result of the ability of the United Nations to control Iraq’s oil exports.

However, imported inputs used in the production of exports reduced the [...]

[...] [...] the town is built for an agrarian population with a special needs for designated flocking areas; whether the town is planned for a group that requires strict separation to be maintained between the various tribes or whether the town is designed for a population that has a more urban [...]

[...] transhipment or manufactured for export.

In 1994, the P ZERO™ SYSTEM made its debut on the innovative Ferrari F355 and it stood out because tyres with different tread patterns were fitted on the two axles: directional to the front and asymmetric to the rear.

Unemployment allowance is paid for a period of up to 210 days to unemployed persons who left their previous work or service on the initiative of the employer for a breach of duties, loss of confidence or indecent act.

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While the human rights framework does not exclude the possibility of States adopting austerity measures, it is clear that, in many instances, these reductions in expenditure could have grave consequences for the enjoyment of human rights, particularly for those living in poverty who continue to suffer from the cumulative effects of the crises.

Those parties, primarily Governments, had a responsibility not only to aid the uprooted populations but also to work towards a durable solution, as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia [...] [...]