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Due to the much longer transport distances [...]

[...] [...] air pressure far longer and roll easier.

The Head of the PSP may, until 24 hours prior to the beginning of the meeting or demonstration, on grounds of traffic management, change or restrict the route.

[...] [...] ) contain the growth of unfunded after-service health insurance obligations from becoming a greater liability [...]

Visits by lawyers or by other persons, when deemed to be of an urgent nature or when a legitimate interest is invoked, may be authorized outside normal visiting hours.

[...] [...] the Director-General, the Assistant Director-General for Education, [...] [...]

[...] five years (much longer in movie-fan [...] [...]

A Legal Officer at the P-4 level could supervise the current staff on legal aspects of the work of the Registry, freeing the Registrar to focus on overall supervision, communications with the judges and other stakeholders, and the provision of technical and administrative support to the Tribunal.

[...] [...] the spring with long sunny days that [...]

We also agree with the Secretary-General’s conclusion [...] [...]

Much of Emerson’s dramatic growth in World War II [...] [...]

[...] [...] allowed the Secretary-General to continue [...] [...]

The Belfast City Marathon also attracts athletes from all over the world to Northern Ireland for a marathon run and walk, team relay and fun run.

This is exactly the type of investment that will have long and lasting results in a country like Haiti,” adds Mr. Ayoya.

[...] [...] to ensure the long-term financial [...]

Long-term development results are best achieved when [...]

Significant strides had been made but progress was uneven in many areas and more needed to be done to ensure the survival and health of children, especially in adverse circumstances.

[...] opportunity to receive prolonged support in a [...] [...]

Many countries have experienced sustained growth and trade in recent decades; science, technology, and innovation have progressed apace; populations have made giant strides towards quality education; and communications have become a driving force of globalization.

Persons or families in the hardest position socially and economically, i.e. without income from work, pension or property, and without any other income, are entitled to permanent assistance.

Only if African countries are able to translate the relatively strong economic growth, both in total GDP and GDP per capita, into employment creation and benefits for the poorest sectors of society can Africa make significant progress towards reducing absolute poverty.

[...] assiduously due to any of the reasons mentioned above in section 2 will be able to obtain a long-stay multiple [...]

The long-term success of our efforts [...] [...]

Furthermore, in 2009 UNHCR made considerable progress in combating the high levels of anaemia afflicting the refugee population, and laid the foundation for a comprehensive child health and nutrition programme and implementation strategy with all partners.

[...] [...] order to achieve long-term success and [...] [...]

[...] [...] priority for long-term, positive outcomes for [...] [...]

Commitment to coherence also entails working with the private sector, trade unions, consumer associations and educational institutions, among others, to raise public awareness for policy coherence to sustain broader support.

[...] [...] which guaranteed longer-term effects, and [...]

The Government’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Department for International Development jointly assessed these milestones to be, inter alia, a new constitution for the Territory; new ordinances, including those making provision for: (a) the electoral process and regulation of political parties; (b) integrity and accountability in public life; (c) public financial management; a fiscal surplus in the financial year ending March 2013; and substantial progress in the reform of the public service.