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For each segment, it is proposed to commence with panel presentations followed by discussions among delegations and panellists.

The presenter stressed that [...] [...]

Presentations were made by Dr. Babatunde [...] [...]

[...] [...] 1945; (b) a lecture series featuring a permanent collection of lectures on international [...] [...]

The results of this exercise will be prepared into a publication and disseminated through presentations and briefings at relevant gatherings and meetings, and targeted correspondence to appropriate officers in direct lines of command.

[...] different types of public relations speeches will help you give goodwill speeches, appear on a radio talk show, “speak under fire” and give a crisis management speech.

[...] [...] Human Rights; (i) workshops for Somali youth in [...] [...]

Written works – books, speeches, magazine and [...] [...]

(a) Member of the organizing committee for the event “Bending the Arc”, London, 2005; (b) The President of the organization spoke during the tenth International Business Forum on the theme “The role of the private sector in development”; (c) Sixtieth session of the General Assembly: the President spoke on the theme: “The vital role that business plays in meeting the societal commitment embodied in the Millennium Development Goals”; (d) Meeting of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) at United Nations Headquarters, 2006: the President chaired the meeting with Chair of the NEPAD secretariat and the Executive Director of the United Nations Fund for International Partnerships; (e) high-level summit of the Economic and Social Council in July 2006 at United Nations Headquarters: round-table meeting on the challenges of employment creation in Africa and the least developed countries.

Following the London transport system bombings of 7 July 2005, the British Home Secretary Charles Clark announced that he will use his powers to deport from the United Kingdom any non-United Kingdom citizen who attempts to foment terrorism or provokes others to commit terrorist acts, by any means or medium, including: (1) writing, producing, publishing or distributing material; (2) public speaking, including preaching; (3) running a website; or (4) using a position of responsibility, such as teacher, community or youth leader to express views which: (a) foment, justify of glorify terrorist violence in furtherance of particular beliefs, (b) seek to provoke others to terrorist acts, (c) foment other serious criminal activity or seek to provoke others to serious criminal acts, or (d) foster hatred which might lead to inter-community violence in the United Kingdom.

[...] President Obama’s speech, the Palestinian [...] [...]

The Executive Secretary commenced her statement by reminding the Commission that, in the period of great transition following the Second World War, Asia-Pacific leaders and policymakers of vision and foresight had come together to forge new ties of solidarity, cooperation and friendship.

Partnerships with the UNESCO Chairs, universities and agencies concerned were increased with a view to encouraging young people and women to participate in public discourse and action relating to interfaith dialogue.

Coorganized by the Global Campaign for Education and UNESCO, the week involved schoolchildren, street children and children with disabilities lobbying in national assemblies around the world, and resulted in promises of aid in several countries and the launching of numerous new activities for promoting EFA.

In the annual address, President [...] [...]

[...] [...] 20-minutes presentation titled "The [...] [...]

After listening to a presentation made by a veterinarian, [...] [...]

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The Government of France would assume the costs of other elements of the project including experts (such as resource persons and speakers) and the development of enforcement and other management tools.

[...] [...] Mr. Mohamed Ariff, Executive Director, Malaysian Institute of Economic Research, Kuala Lumpur.

The Bush administration turned down all the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea-United States agreements reached during the Clinton administration, listed the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea as an “axis of evil” and singled it out as a target of pre-emptive nuclear strike (State of the Union Address, 30 January 2002, and Nuclear Posture Review, March 2002).

[...] [...] thought; freedom of speech, public address, [...] [...]

[...] discussions, presentations and interactive workshops sessions, the [...] [...]

The agreed outcomes will further guide the Executive Secretary in making interventions in diverse forums, including the Second Committee of the General Assembly, and in preparing other presentations of the ESCAP secretariat at major global forums in 2012.

[...] [...] willing to host presentations by staff from the Information Centre and other speakers.

The President (spoke in Russian): I thank the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ireland for taking part in our work and for his comprehensive statement, which demonstrates the Irish Government’s support for the work of the Conference.

This speech outlined the adoption [...] [...]

During these lectures, Rogo repeatedly called [...] [...]