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[...] [...] whose members are engaged in fishing, making crafts for the local market or providing services, and other rural households of pastoralists, nomads, peasants practising shifting cultivation, hunters and gatherers, and people with similar livelihoods.

[...] [...] ROAP initiatives Sky Hole Patching and voluntary Prior Informed Consent by encouraging ECA network countries to participate, establishment of cooperation between RILO Intelligence and ozone officers at national level, translation of Guide for Enforcement [...] [...]

Additional resources in the amount of $864,000 are proposed under section 5 (Peacekeeping operations) for the biennium 2010–2011 to provide for four additional international Security Officers to supplement the two Security Officers currently allocated to protect the UNTSO Chief of Staff and to establish a six-person personal protection team, as well as costs for equipment and training.

[...] [...] evolution of our players and the work of our technicians, manage a football school effectively, depends on all these attributes and the professionalism with which to engage the principal of Soccer we can not let football training operation of our organization to drift and without rhythm, so just get that child's formative developments also go adrift and their learning is simply the natural, but are much more positive evolution Thanks to good planning from the sporting, that is why we must use all the tools we have today in football to achieve maximum efficiency in learning sports.

[...] [...] statement issued on 2 November 2010 scientifically and fairly disclosed before the world that the sunkCheonan ship case was the most hideous conspiratorial case in the history of the nation faked up by the United States and [...]

The Committee was informed, upon enquiry, that the 44 human resources staff remaining in Kinshasa would continue to handle the administration of national staff, contractors, military staff officers, United Nations police officers, corrections officers and Government-provided personnel, and that the 24 finance posts remaining in Kinshasa would perform functions related to check-in and checkout of mission personnel, local vendors, medical reimbursement, payments for individual contractors, third-party claims, accounts, travel claims, assignment and relocation grants and advances for outreach activities and for quick-impact projects, as well as cashier duties.

[...] [...] staff, military observers, military staff/liaison officers and United Nations police personnel while monitoring both HF and VHF radio base stations and providing coverage to radio rooms in mission headquarters and in the sector headquarters 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The debate in the Security Council on the same date which centred on your report on the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) (S/2011/43) demonstrated that all [...] [...]

[...] [...] practices, kills and sickens thousands of children every day, and leads to impoverishment and diminished opportunities for [...]

[...] [...] opportunity; overrepresentation of Maori in the criminal justice system; and ratification of human rights [...]

Of this beautiful earth to which I belong myself I give most warm of the welcomes the national and foreign visitors who please of the pure air, the great mountains with their eternal snows, the churches and centennial parks, the streets paved with stones, the colorful one of our indigenous markets, a steam train and the trip seated in the ceiling of wagons, the smell of their meals and mainly the contact with my people in the streets GLAMOUR HOTEL, gathers that special nature of our small mother country, and it gives to its guests and friends them the comfort, security and preferred attention so that their stay is of their complete affability.

[...] [...] Human Rights Council and the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, with a view to better implement its new international human rights commitments and follow-up on the Concluding Observations of Treaty Bodies, as well as to pursue its constructive dialogue with the Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council.

[...] [...] great damage to other, on the high seas or in a place that is outside of jurisdiction of any State, unlawfully [...] [...]

[...] structures assisting the Commission: (a) the Military Operations Coordination Committee, composed of the Chiefs of Defence Staff of the troop-contributing [...] [...]

[...] [...] the embargo’s implementation in all military installations in Abidjan and in the interior [...] [...]

[...] sources, the illegal tagging had been carried out with the complicity of the Geology and Mines Department agent who was supposed [...] [...]

UNESCO organized a workshop on Public Service Broadcasting in the framework of the World Electronic Media Forum – a major side event of the World Summit on Information Society (Geneva, December 2003); it brought together about 150 broadcasters, decision-makers, media professionals and representatives of the civil society who adopted a set of recommendations and a Statement on “Public Service Broadcasting Today and Tomorrow”, which represent valuable references on the subject for the international community.

Even now, in the twenty-first century, there are many urban areas in the world where the only regular or reliable waste collection services (if they exist at all) are provided by illegal one-truck businesses run from people’s homes; where adolescents and their small sisters and brothers see the dump site as a playground and a source of materials to sell for pocket money; where informal entrepreneurs who risk their health and safety to recycle are persecuted instead of praised, criminalized instead of commended; where the safest way of managing hazardous industrial materials is for workers to burn them openly and breathe in the toxic fumes?

[...] Tribunals’ four principals here with us today correctly gauge the weight of responsibility they bear, which involves not only steering the transition [...] [...]

Section II, title X, article 328 of the Family Code states: “When the health, safety, morality or education of a minor are jeopardized or insufficiently protected owing to the immoral behaviour or disability of the father and mother or of the person accorded the right of guardianship, or when, owing to misconduct or unruly behaviour, a minor gives these individuals cause for very serious dissatisfaction or renders them incapable of exercising guidance, the juvenile judge may on his own initiative, at the behest of the public prosecutor or at the behest of the father, mother or guardian, rule that the minor shall, for a period not to extend beyond the date of his coming of age, be visited regularly by a social worker or placed on probation.

[...] [...] if any member shall fail so to do, notice may be given to such member by sending the same in any of the manners hereafter mentioned to his last known place of business or residence, or if there be none, by posting the same for one day at the Office or by posting the same on the website of the Company or any other electronic means.

(s) On the revised draft proposed CSAs to clause 81, the Administration advised that further CSAs might be introduced to it to address Law Soc’s concern that as presently drafted, subclause (2)(a) could not clarify that the fraud, mistake or omission referred to therein meant the fraud, mistake or omission committed in the transaction by which the present registered owner had become the registered owner.

It is crucial to integrate literacy in peace building processes in order to plant the seeds of peace, foster dialogue and reconciliation, and give youth and adults the skills they need to seek decent employment.