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[...] [...] principle of non-indifference, representing [...] [...]

Too many in the political elite remain indifferent to the dire needs of the average Haitian and the serious hardship Haitians face in rebuilding their livelihoods and their country.

Your original supplementary question was: Why did the Government turn a blind eye to the HKEx not conducting sufficient consultation?

However, it so happens that people of Hong Kong are cheated time and again in the biggest investment in their lifetime and in a very reasonable investment indeed, that is, the purchase of a property.

However, the report of the Committee has proposed the establishment of a new public broadcaster in Hong Kong, completely ignoring RTHK that has always played the role of a public broadcaster.

Clearly, even if all of us clearly favour prevention, and despite the system’s imperfections, we have not yet found anything better with which to assist and strengthen nascent and therefore fragile peace processes; to assist States in need to restore their capacities, administer their territory and thus avoid a return to conflict; to guarantee the international community’s vigilance and ensure that the most vulnerable are not left all alone in facing the hangman — in a word, to involve the entire international community in the settlement of crises from which we do not want to avert our eyes.

[...] [...] 2012 World Radiocommunication Conference, the work of the Broadband Commission for Digital Development, established by the Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the Director-General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 2010 with the aim of accelerating the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals in that field, and the agreement of the thirty-seventh meeting of the EUTELSAT Assembly of Parties in 2011 to provide regular reports to the parties on repeated deliberate interference on several radio and television channels broadcast [...] [...]

[...] Thailand could not ignore.

He expressed support for the efforts by the Group of Arab States towards achieving a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, but stressed that the broader geopolitical context of that region must not be ignored: a number of conditions, including a just and sustainable two-State solution to the Palestine question and the recognition of Israel by all States in the region, were necessary to make a Middle East nuclear-weapon-free zone a realistic objective.

Several Members thought that decision XX/7 of the Twentieth Meeting of the Parties was a clear statement of the urgent need to decide on guidelines and that it could not be ignored.

Without further declaration on our part purchaser shall be deemed to be in arrears if payment has not been received 10 days after the due date.

The notion that, as a rule, persons charged with a crime must stand trial while free is too often neglected by both international and national courts, particularly, in the latter case, in some countries based on the Romano-Germanic tradition, as testified by Voltaire’s spirited protestations against the French penal system in 1764.3 26.

But the policy allows parents to do this, and the immigration policy on the issue is building up huge social problems to which officials appear to be closing their eyes.

Therefore, I think that the Government should cease to be an ostrich, nor should it deceive itself or turn a blind eye to this.

And friends of the Palestinians do them no favours by ignoring that truth, just [...] [...]

For NGOs to be seen as acting in the general interest, it was important that they should not be too closely associated with any political party, whether in power or in opposition.

[...] challenges, and one that is too often ignored.

[...] [...] of innocent civilians, was completely ignored by Azeri authorities.

If the SAR Government sticks to its negative non-intervention approach, continues to turn a blind eye to this phenomenon and fails to provide protection to geological landscape by legislative and administrative measures, which is how protection of country parks and marine parks is provided at present, I strongly believe that these rare geological landscapes will soon be destroyed by the large number of visitors due to the total lack of regulation.

Regarding the ever increasing costs of fuels and LPG, as well as the difficulties in filling vehicles with LPG and fuels, we think that the Government cannot turn a blind eye to these problems.

If the Government ― particularly officials responsible for constitutional development turns a blind eye to the development of such unhealthy practices, I believe not only Hong Kong will suffer, but the whole nation will also be harmed.

Despite its pledges of safeguarding the interests of Hong Kong, the Chinese Government has been indifferent to public opinions, mustering all its strength to hurl the “anti-communist” and “anti-Chinese” epithets to oppose even the moving of a table in Hong Kong.

Shame on them if they know the true situation but do not care or are too selfish to recognize that, as a community, we must accept responsibility for all, not just for a favoured few.