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[...] [...] caught in the middle-income trap if it failed [...]

This section may refer to tolerances for defects, such as blemishes or imperfect material, but this information should be contained in an appendix [...]

[...] [...] beneficial in overcoming the middle-income trap, were inclusive [...]

[...] [...] economies stuck in the middle-income trap by providing them with [...] [...]

[...] to concerns of a “middleincome trap”, since several [...] [...]

[...] youth are confronted by poverty and exclusion, often mired in violence and lack the skills that would allow them [...] [...]

[...] [...] of deficiencies: (a) the inventory reports included items that could not be located or were obsolete; (b) there were inadequate physical inventory count procedures or physical counts were not always performed; (c) there were discrepancies between items physically counted and the items in the [...] [...]

Given the necessity of integrating people who are disadvantaged due to physical and intellectual disabilities into society and its occupations, the same educational opportunities should be available to them as to those without disabilities in order that they may achieve qualification for an occupation to realize their potential and optimize their participation in the work force; special measures or special institutions may be required.

(r) To encourage and enable children affected by natural and man-made disasters and complex emergencies, in particular adolescents, to participate in analysing their situations and future prospects in crisis, post-crisis and transition processes, while ensuring that such participation is in accordance with their age, maturity and evolving capacities and is consistent with the best interests of the child and recognizing that appropriate care needs to be taken to protect children from exposure to situations that are likely to be traumatic or harmful

With more families being thrown into poverty, the achievement [...]

This re-orientation continues amid still hostile relations between North and South, frequently drawing China into uncomfortable positions.

My supplementary question is: Even though the Government says it will not adopt administrative measures to interfere companies' business decisions, given that the unemployment rate continues to stand high, will the Government consider urging companies making profits to refrain from laying off staff, so as not to add to the present unemployment rate or the hardships facing the unemployed?

However, the School may give special consideration to cases with exceptional circumstances throughout the school year, [...] [...]

[...] [...] development schemes, and a substantial increase in international support, in terms of both political will and action, was needed in order to revitalize the impasse in WTO negotiations.

Furthermore, AQMI having established itself at the geographic heart of the Muslim area of Africa, made up of young populations, out of work and seeking reference points and prospects, all the peoples of the Sahel and ECOWAS can find themselves destabilized and may provide an ideal breeding ground for recruitment and takeover.

The World Trade Organization was to take account of severe structural handicaps of small island developing States in integrating into the global economy.

The country lost favour and a Triple Alliance, initially kept secret, was formed between the armies of Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay with the object of dispossessing Paraguay of extensive tracts of land.

As a result, Paraguay was invaded, sacked and pillaged, and thrown into extreme poverty; but under a provisional [...] [...]

[...] extend current trends and avoid middle income traps.

[...] [...] the crisis — and with a view to complementing the efforts to resolve the Syrian crisis without resort to foreign intervention or lapsing into civil war and in respect for the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria, and the partial progress that was [...] [...]

However, many developing countries still have little fiscal space, and a number of African and least developed countries are at a high risk of debt distress.

The serious nature of wounds to Uğur Suleyman Söylemez, a 46-year-old Turkish citizen from Ankara, which include at least one bullet wound to the head, have left the victim in a coma in an [...]

[...] [...] and nicotine smokers receive from cigarettes, and that tar and nicotine yields based on the flawed test method is unlikely [...]

[...] [...] Oversight lacunae in the United Nations system; JIU/REPORT/2006/4 A second review of the implementation of Headquarters agreements concluded by United Nations system organizations: Provision of Headquarters premises and other facilities by host countries; and JIU/REPORT/2006/5 and Corr.1 Towards a United Nations humanitarian assistance programme for disaster response and reduction: Lessons learnt from the Indian Ocean [...]

It was noted, however, that it had to be recognized that there were times when immunity may be invoked to avoid the possibility of a serious intrusion into the internal affairs of a State, not to mention that the State of the official might itself wish to investigate and, if warranted, prosecute its own official or a State may wish to invoke immunity quickly, in order to avoid undue embarrassment or suffering on the part of its official.

[...] [...] of Management and non-procurement of software for the new case management system in the Office of Internal Oversight Services owing to deficiencies detected in the testing phase.