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[...] [...] provide 24-hour automated teller machines (ATMs).

[...] automatic teller machines (ATMs).

[...] interest on that cash amount taken from the ATM.

These can be used for deposits and withdrawals 24 hours a day.

[...] getting cash advances over the counter at banks and from many ATMs.

[...] [...] with Article 5 of the “World Heritage Convention”, “to foster the establishment or development of national or regional centres for training in the protection, conservation and presentation of the cultural and natural heritage and to encourage scientific research in this field”, welcomed the initiative of the Government [...] [...]

[...] [...] particular activity/activities, Special Accounts involve multiple donors contributing to thematic activities, and “Self-benefiting Funds-in-trusts” [...] [...]

[...] [...] and the necessary automation to improve efficiency [...]

[...] [...] article 2, which obliges the Government to respect and to ensure the rights recognised in the Covenant to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction without distinction on the basis of religion; article 20, which obliges the Government to prohibit by law the advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence; article 26, which prohibits discrimination on religious grounds and article 27, which provides for the right of members to profess and practice their own religion.

[...] for prevention of “any action which has the aim or effect of dispossessing them of their lands, territories or resources”; article 20, paragraph 1, states that indigenous peoples have the right to be secure in “the enjoyment of their own means of subsistence and development” and to engage freely in “all their [...] [...]

[...] raising of the budget ceiling during the next biennium, along with further adjustments within the C/5 document to ensure that key aspects of EFA action are prioritized and receive additional budgetary allocations.

I confirm that I agree: (i) to be bound by the Terms of Application, the AAVS Agreement and the Conditions of Issue of Octopus in the use of the AAVS and/or the Personalised Octopus; (ii) acknowledge and agree that upon the approval of the Automatic Add Value Service, my personal data provided in this application will be associated with my Octopus; (iii) agree that I have read, understood and agreed with the notice relating to the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance contained in clauses 33 to 40 of the AAVS Agreement; (iv) agreed and authorised Hang Seng to disclose the Octopus Cards Limited your personal data set out on the Application form and your data which Hang Seng may have from its other records, and agreed that this authorization shall survive, and continue after, the cancellation of the AAVS or cancellation of the designated Octopus or Personalised Octopus.

[...] [...] rule of law activities pursuant to paragraph 5 of resolution 63/128, taking note of paragraph 97 of his report contained in document A/64/298; invited the International Court of Justice, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law and the International Law Commission to continue to comment, in their respective reports to the [...] [...]

[...] [...] personnel in the operations referred to in article 4, para. 13 of this decree, and also in conjunction with the European Union Joint Action 2008/851/PESC [...] [...]

[...] [...] other Party; it may, however, if its reservation is partial or conditional, claim the application of that provision insofar as it has itself accepted it” (art. e, para. 3).

[...] [...] volatility in commodity prices during the past four years, which has had negative cumulative effects on growth and has threatened to unwind hard-earned developmental successes, not least by inducing inflation in least developed countries that were otherwise following sound macroeconomic policies; lingering effects of the international financial crisis and subsequent adjustments; and undermining debt sustainability by increasing debt levels through borrowing for [...] [...]

APCICT seeks support from the Commission in (a) advocating for ICTD and APCICT programmes in individual member countries; (b) allocating budgets for ICTD capacity-building and promoting ICT training for national and local governments; (c) identifying potential partners for the roll-out of the APCICT core programme, the Academy of ICT Essentials for Government Leaders and the collection and documentation of case studies of good practices; and (d) encouraging regional cooperation in the sharing of resources, experts and trainers, with particular focus on the participation of women.