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To prevent cross-contamination of the gun’s wetted parts, do not interchange A component (isocyanate) and B component (resin) parts.

To prevent cross-contamination of the equipment’s wetted parts, never interchange component A and component B.

One government cautioned that UNESCO [...] [...]

[...] [...] requests continue to be the norm.

[...] [...] violates a code of student conduct, but the school district had knowledge (as determined below) before the behavior that brought about the disciplinary action occurred, [...] [...]

In its related report (A/65/775), the Advisory Committee questioned the rationale for the proposal and cautioned against the presentation of multiple reports on the same subject.

We support the exhortation made by the Secretary-General in his five-point plan on nuclear disarmament to all Non-Proliferation Treaty States parties and to nuclear-weapon States, in particular, to accomplish their obligation under the Treaty and to undertake negotiations on more efficient measures leading to nuclear disarmament.

He also warns against any modification of the chemical composition of the gas for the sole purpose of inflicting severe pain on protestors and, indirectly, bystanders.

However, given the range of activities included under special political missions and the need for flexibility, the Advisory Committee cautions against the establishment of a template that draws too heavily on the experience of the peacekeeping missions

[...] [...] strengthening the planning, monitoring and evaluation of the education system through EMIS; enhancing the education sector responses to HIV and AIDS; improving the quality of education for peace programme; and strengthening literacy development through advocacy and technical support to strategic planning.

He also cautioned against the temptation to duplicate discussions taking place at WTO, which remained the appropriate forum for discussing trade issues.

Others cautioned that the existing gaps in forest finance could not be bridged through these measures alone; promising and innovative financing mechanisms and opportunities might be explored respecting national situations and priorities.

The adoption of the resolution before the Special Committee must remind and warn the Government of the United States of America that Bill 2499, recently adopted by the House of Representatives, was a farce because one of the self-determination options it offered was continued colonialism, as though that were on an equal footing with the decolonization options recognized in international law.

The panellists cautioned that litigation is not by itself a sufficient means of achieving a human rights-based approach to climate change, but noted that the impact of these cases was noticeably greater than the lawsuits themselves, due to their capacity to create public dialogue about the issues and the peoples affected.

If we are going to obey God’s commands we need to know what His word says, so another part of our strategy will be to be better disciples will be to memorise Bible verses together.

One expert warned that a poorly designed subsidy arrangement could remove the incentives to seek efficiency gains on the part of private sector contractors, thus contradicting the fundamental objective of seeking private sector partners.

Oh, that their hearts would be inclined to fear me and keep all my commands always, so that it might go well with them and their children forever!

In paragraph 63 of his report (A/64/380), the Secretary-General provides information on a number of related initiatives being implemented concurrently with ERP within the United Nations Secretariat and missions, including: IPSAS implementation, the talent management system (recruitment and staffing), Lean Six Sigma (non-systems process improvement), enterprise content management and customer relationship management, as well as a fuel management system and a rations management system for peacekeeping functions.

A note of caution was struck, however, to the effect that the regulations or the commentary should address that matter, which, inter alia, could affect the cost of registration, which under recommendation 54, subparagraph (i), should be set a level no higher than necessary for cost recovery.

[...] [...] punishment as a disciplinary measure and [...] [...]

Referring to a concern raised by one representative, the Director informed the Council that the Institute had clearly advised participants to refrain from bringing family members along with them to SIAP training courses.

Recent arrests have made it possible to send an important message to all of those who today still try to come to power - or stay in power - by ordering and planning attacks against civilians, to all those who, when faced with an international criminal justice arrest warrant for war crimes, crimes against humanity or the crime of genocide, think that they can count on weariness or inaction on the part of the Council.

The Syrian Arab Republic rejects all attempts to legitimize the nuclear status of States non-parties to the Treaty and cautions against any endeavours to include them in the non-proliferation regime as nuclear States, believing that such an approach would detract from the credibility of the Treaty and lead not only to the collapse of the whole non-proliferation regime but to a nuclear arms race in the region and the whole world.

The representative of YUCOM107 welcomed the initiative but warned that Serbia was not yet ready to face its recent past and that public opinion still regarded the ICTY as an illegal political Tribunal whose only aim is to blame the Serbian people.

Also, in Chapter 2, we caution against developing countries simply taking over from the comparatively recent European jurisprudence the counter-intuitive notion that a product may be regarded as new, if a new use is identified for it.

Furthermore, a number of delegations cautioned against differentiating, in relation to expulsion, between different categories of human rights, in particular by characterizing some of them as being “fundamental” or “inviolable”.

The Facilitator’s view was shared by many international stakeholders, who warned that any punitive measures at this stage, including targeted sanctions, would further compound the already difficult situation, possibly divert focus from the priority tasks and have the opposite effect of hardening the stance of the targeted parties.