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[...] [...] lamp industry, burst out an unprecedented passion and [...] [...]

A cocktail reception was held at the "Residence de France", on the 14th of November, in honour of the Mayor of Paris, Mr. Bertrand Delanoë.

He lodged an application with the Greek Ambassador for political asylum in Greece, but never received a reply.

[...] [...] invitation to all special procedures of the Council.

It was this meeting which allowed his poetic talent to flourish and his passion to manifest itself.

Two armed attacks on high-profile targets provoked speculation about their possible backers and intent: in Katanga, a raid on Lubumbashi airport on 4 February 2011; and, in Kinshasa, simultaneous attacks on the President’s official residence and Camp Kokolo, an important military logistics base, on 27 February 2011.

In the meantime, UNOCI is currently focusing on helping the efforts to re-establish a secure environment and prevent a security vacuum; collecting weapons and disarming surrendering former pro-Gbagbo forces; securing vital lifelines and strategic installations, such as the airport, the seaport, bridges, and the presidential palace and residence; protecting civilians, including Mr. Gbagbo’s entourage, against reprisals; continuing documentation of committed human rights violations; and facilitating the delivery of humanitarian assistance.

21.10 One expert commented that expenses related to the Director-General’s official residence should not be financed from the Headquarters Utilization Fund, but from the regular programme.

Over-aged lamps can fail to ignite properly, overheat and damage the compression nuts, possibly leading to compression nut failure and, if the other safety precautions are also not followed, forcible ejection of a lamp, sleeve, or pieces thereof, and possible serious bodily injury to, or death of the operator or others.

During their visit, the Working Group found that the challenges faced by people of African descent in Portugal related mainly to their lack of recognition as a specific group in the national policy and legal framework; the lack of recognition of their positive contribution throughout history to the construction and development of the country; the lack of qualitative and quantitative disaggregated data by racial or ethnic origin; the existence of a circle of poverty, unequal access to education, public services, employment, as well as discrimination in the administration and functioning of the justice system; existence of racial profiling and police violence; underrepresentation in political and institutional decision-making processes, as well as the lack of special measures or affirmative action policies in Portugal for people of African descent or other minorities.

When a successor State formed from a uniting or separation of States makes a notification whereby it establishes its status as a party or as a contracting State to a treaty which, at the date of the succession of States, was not in force for the predecessor State but to which the predecessor State was a contracting State, that State shall be considered as maintaining any reservation to the treaty which was applicable at the date of the succession of States in respect of the territory to which the succession of States relates, unless it expresses a contrary intention when making the notification [...] [...]

Whether it’s through the innovative use of materials such as Kevlar and Diamond, new solutions to complex engineering conundrums, or ‘eureka moments’ of brilliance, Bowers & Wilkins engineers constantly strive to produce the best possible sound.

Dealing with market access for goods and services, providing a level playing field for agricultural trade and rebalancing the rules to create policy space for development activities as soon as possible would send a strong positive signal to the global economic community.

For example, investigations on anti-corruption with regard to big international companies have sometimes led to diminishing aid from countries where those companies are based, hence sending the signal that transparency is expected of local officials but should not apply to multinationals.

In order to contribute to the United Nations system’s joint response on climate change, UNESCO has responded rapidly with a Strategy for Action on Climate Change (181 EX/15) and its Enhanced Plan of Action (182 EX/INF.7) as well as the more recent Director-General’s Initiative on Climate Change, focusing through the Intersectoral Platform on Action to Address Climate Change on UNESCO’s core areas of action with regard to GCC, many of them of a long-standing nature.

[...] [...] order or give any direction which appears to a judge [...] [...]

Foreign policy measures: The plan envisages 41 measures that pursue the following priority objectives: the abolition of the death penalty (including the creation of an international commission against the death penalty); human rights in the area of cooperation; the eradication of torture; gender equality; the eradication of gender-based violence; combating human trafficking; the elimination of all forms of discrimination; the protection of children from exploitation, violence and disease; an end to terrorism, including through the defence of the rule of law and of human rights; the protection of human rights defenders; the promotion of economic, social and cultural rights; combating impunity, and active support for the International Criminal Court and for courts and other mechanisms combating impunity for international crimes; the eradication of poverty; combating climate change; and sustainable development.