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The Council unanimously stressed the quality of the Working Group’s report and the relevance of its proposals concerning the themes, structure and organization of the ICE.

Paragraph 123 of the resolution just adopted contains an extremely relevant reminder of that concept, which is already reflected in resolution 64/72.

It is that emphasis that makes the theme for this meeting pertinent.

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The Working Group may wish to consider that the content of the wording put in square brackets may be reflected more appropriately in the Guide.

This sentiment had been eloquently echoed by UNHCR’s Goodwill Ambassador, Ms. Angelina Jolie, in her remarks to the Committee.

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All of them cited powerful examples of shared benefits – from projects along a spectacular river basin involving five different Asian countries, to waterfalls with a shared multiplier effect among neighbouring countries in Africa.

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We are pleased by the Committee’s progress in carrying out its work to implement the package of reforms in resolution 1822 (2008), including the Committee’s comprehensive review of nearly 500 individuals and entities on its consolidated list to ensure that each entry is as up-to-date as possible and to determine the ongoing aptness of the listings.

This commitment was captured best by the Solomon Islands Prime Minister in 2010, Dr. Derek Sikua, in the forward to the National Policy on Eliminating Violence against Women (2010): “the Solomon Islands government has chosen to begin to address violence against women so that our children will experience less of it in order that our grand children might see none of it.

Both the meaningful Chinese name and tailored visual identity will assist NUTRIOSE® in building a successful brand in China.

This Latin quote, attributed to 13th century philosopher, Thomas Aquinas, could not be more timely today in reflecting the United Nations’ true commitment to language diversity as reaffirmed in the General Assembly’s landmark resolution 50/11 of November 1995, which states as follows: “the universality of the United Nations and its corollary, multilingualism, entail for each State Member of the Organization, irrespective of the official language in which it expresses itself, the right and the duty to make itself understood and to understand others”.

It’s an apt name, especially this year when the dreams of both Oris and music enthusiasts come true with a very special Limited Edition.

It is therefore proposed that the criteria list be sent to Governments, relevant international and national agencies responsible for trade and development, academic centres and civil society organizations for their comments and suggestions for improvement, including more recent and relevant data sources.

Observation 2005] Draft guidelines 3.1.1 to 3.1.4 seem quite relevant as they bring needed clarity to the issues of interpretation raised by article 19.

Individuals in this occupation utilize a high level of statistical expertise to provide mathematical support to allow insurance companies to maintain sound management while setting adequate premiums and insurance payments for each insurance subscriber.

The design starts from landscaping, to connect the public spaces of the three functions (public area, incubation area and service area) into a cohesive garden area, which help connect and unify the development, create a harmonious, cultural and fashionable business environment.

However, several Member States made suggestions to change their sequence, to sharpen their focus, to reflect specific issues/topics, or simply to make them more concise.

(e) Appropriateness refers to the realization of a specific human right in a way that is pertinent and suitable to a given cultural modality or context, that is, respectful of the culture and cultural rights of individuals and communities, including minorities and indigenous peoples.16 The Committee has in many instances referred to the notion of cultural appropriateness (or cultural acceptability or adequacy) in past general comments, in relation in particular to the rights to food, health, water, housing and education.