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[...] [...] organizations, Ugandans can now receive [...]

With the scale of the operation, Hartmanns can have up to 700 people at one time involved in its online training sessions and last year saw 10,000 candidates at its 11 locations across Denmark.

In the Republic of Moldova vocational training of specialists with an medium level of qualification is being carried out, which is implemented by 49 colleges, where at the beginning of the school year 2007–2008 there were 31,300 pupils, 96.7% thereof studying full-time, 84.6% – in the state language, 14.1% – in Russian, and 1.3% – in other languages (Gagauz-Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian-Russian).

Article 14 also states that “the People’s Courts shall execute letters rogatory transmitted by foreign courts, provided that they are received through the channels and in accordance with the requirements established in international conventions or treaties or, in the absence thereof, in the legislation currently in force”.

Training was provided on the United Nations programming tools, CCA/UNDAF to 60 staff members (programme staff and Heads of Office) in 2006-2007 in two regions (the Arab and Latin America and Caribbean regions); in 2004-2005, more than 120 participants were trained in Africa and Asia and the Pacific regions, which brings the total staff trained in CCA/UNDAF to 180.

The Tourist Board predicts that annual tourist arrivals will approach 80,000 by 2015 if strong growth continues.

[...] [...] human rights situation in Uganda.

[...] [...] these being visited by over 150,000 visitors.

Specifically, the Committee recommends that the UHRC is given unfettered access to facilities of the UPDF in order to properly investigate possible offenses under the Optional Protocol.

(a) The Ugandan People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) and its auxiliary forces, the local defence units, had been removed from the annexes to the eighth report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict (A/63/785-S/2009/158).

[...] [...] the people of Rwanda during the genocide [...]

[...] [...] consideration is Rwandan nationality.

[...] programmes for the Uganda People’s Defence [...] [...]

The effort paid off, with Saylors winning The Biggest Loser competition with a loss of 45 pounds in five months.

[...] [...] Angolans and Rwandans, and for the [...]

[...] [...] infrastructure to meet the needs of a distributed [...]

As part of the follow-up to the Durban Conference, UNESCO will also reinforce its cooperation with the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, the intergovernmental working group on the Durban follow-up, the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent and the group of independent eminent experts4 appointed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations to follow-up the implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.

However the Committee is concerned that UHRC does not have the human and financial resources to monitor the Optional Protocol or children’s rights generally and that it does not have child-accessible complaints mechanisms at the regional and levels.

On the contrary, human rights associations are calling for illness to be recognized as a ground for non-expulsion, especially when the patient cannot receive appropriate care in his or her country or in the country to which he or she is expelled.508 True, the European Court of Human Rights delivered a judgment on 27 May 2008 where it held that Great Britain, in expelling from its territory a Ugandan suffering from HIV/AIDS did not violate human rights.

Total 12,049 trade visitors visited the exhibition, among whom 62 were pre-registered domestic and overseas buyers. They released 148 purchasing orders with detailed product drawing and more than 428 enquires in investment, cooperation, purchasing, etc. The purchasing value exceeded 100 million US dollars.

[...] [...] I — was more than met; 415,653 women benefited from the Settlement [...]

Balloting would continue, as in previous elections, applying rule 65 (Restricted balloting for one elective place) and rule 66 (Restricted balloting for two or more elective places) of the rules of procedure for Meetings of States Parties, until as many candidates as are required for the seats of each region to be filled obtain, in one or more ballots, a two-thirds majority of the votes of States parties present and voting.

(a) Payments shall be made, at the option of each Contributing Participant, in cash on terms agreed between the Contributing Participant and the Trustee that shall be no less favorable to the GEF Trust Fund than payment in installments through the deposit of notes or similar obligations issued by the government of the Contributing Participant or the depository designated by the Contributing Participant, which shall be non-negotiable, non-interest bearing, and payable at their par value on demand to the account of the Trustee.

[...] [...] Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Finland, Iceland, Libya, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madagascar, New Zealand, Netherlands, Norway, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Portugal, [...] [...]

[...] recommitted to relocate from its mine action [...] [...]

[...] [...] the highest attainable level of health.

Furthermore, those developing countries facing an acute and severe shortage of foreign reserves because of the fallout of the crisis should not be denied the right to make recourse to temporary capital controls and to seek agreements with creditors on temporary debt standstills, with a view to mitigating the adverse social and economic impacts of the crisis.