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[...] [...] their complete affability.

Australians are quite informal which can take some getting used to, especially if you come from a culture where ritual is important and where levels of status and authority are clearly distinguished and carefully respected.

4.8 The State party asks the Committee to note how similar the facts and situations described by the authors are and to take into account the socio-political and security context at the time; to note that the authors failed to exhaust all domestic remedies; to note that the authorities of the State party have established a comprehensive domestic mechanism for processing and settling the cases referred to in these communications through measures aimed at achieving peace and national reconciliation that are consistent with the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and subsequent covenants and conventions; to find the above-mentioned communications inadmissible; and to request the authors to avail themselves of the appropriate remedy.

The presentations and ensuing interactive discussions [...] [...]

Provide systematic gender training for all categories and levels of peacekeeping personnel and harmonize and expand on the range of generic and specialized gender and women’s rights training materials and resources, including HIV/AIDS awareness, available for use in predeployment and in-mission training.

[...] work plans subsequently approved by [...] [...]

[...] [...] the union and consequent Beatific Vision in the Soul of Christ, would congruously ensue a beatification [...] [...]

The Capital Airlines episode is illustrative of several key issues: the importance of Aweys’s personal leadership in armed opposition to the Transitional Federal Government and AMISOM; Eritrea’s direct and overt support for his return and the subsequent reinvigoration of Hizbul Islam in preparation for its offensive of May 2009; and the degree to which weak regulatory frameworks in some States of the region — in this case Kenya — enable sanctions-busting behaviour of the kind Capital Airlines engaged in.

Ms. Fraser-Moleketi recommended the following options in order to build the capacity of the public service in responding to its primary responsibility of facilitating local-level development: (a) relevant and adaptive systems of public service; (b) coherence between institutions and responsibilities, responsibilities and results, and results and assigned expenditures or funds; (c) regular measures of assessing a public service delivery system so as to make the procedures and regulations more responsive to local-level development; (d) incentive systems including working conditions, remuneration and promotion to facilitate development initiatives; (e) adequate financing of public service and resources for development plans; and (f) innovative means for public service delivery.

[...] [...] creation and follow-up of UNESCO [...] [...]

There is no doubt that resolution 1325 (2000) and subsequent resolutions on women, including resolutions 1888 (2009) and 1889 (2009), provide a robust framework for protecting women in conflict situations and for ensuring that women’s voices are heard during the peaceful settlement of disputes and in peacebuilding.

[...] [...] issue, and the ensuing summary document [...] [...]

The Commission also recalled that, following the ICUMSA review of the methodology for colour determination and subsequent analysis of comments received in response to the CL 2006/32-CCS, the Committee on Sugars proposed to change the method of determination of colour for all sugars including plantation or mill white sugar without making a change to the colour specification for plantation and mill white sugar.

The Government of Italy, as bilateral contribution and on behalf of the Government of Serbia, submitted to the 56th Meeting of the Executive Committee a technical assistance project with an associated funding request of US $49,324 plus agency support costs of US $6,412, to achieve the complete phase-out of CTC consumption in Serbia except for 200 kg or less of consumption necessary to satisfy essential uses of CTC for those laboratory and analytical uses which are currently covered by the illustrative list of laboratory uses as per decision VII/11 of the Meeting of the Parties and the subsequent modifications of that list.

Control of such emissions and the subsequent management of mercurycontaining waste is therefore a key challenge for parts of the mining and metals sector.

In the light of Commission on Human Rights resolution 2004/81, the subsequent analytical report on the progress and concrete achievements made (E/CN.4/2006/104), and obstacles encountered in the implementation of the programme of advisory services and technical cooperation in the field of human rights and on the operation and administration of the Voluntary Fund, the Council, in its decision 2/102, requested the Secretary-General and the High Commissioner for Human Rights to continue with the fulfilment of their activities, in accordance with all previous decisions adopted by the Commission on Human Rights, and to update the relevant reports and studies.

[...] [...] treatment and follow-up did not result [...] [...]

Noting the internal constitutional review process led by the territorial Government since 2001, the completion of a draft constitution following negotiations between the administering Power and the territorial Government in 2003 and 2004, the consultative poll with regard to a new Constitution, held in Saint Helena in May 2005, the subsequent preparation of a revised draft constitution and its publication in June 2008 for further public consultation, and the entry into force of the new Constitution for Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha on 1 September 2009

Societal evidence, demonstrates that women have traditionally been less privileged in terms of receiving education, and consequently, high-level job opportunities, and continue to face grossly disproportionate checks on their ambitions and suffer from unfair and discriminatory treatment both in their public and private life.

[...] [...] collected information and the resulting analyses.

It will use advanced technologies to support stronger management of knowledge gained from its programmatic and partner experiences to contribute to a stronger evidence base for policy advocacy and programming, as well as to disseminate and track the relevance and resonance of its knowledge outputs.

In view of the dramatic losses and the accompanying risk to the world food supply, the treaty also obliges the member countries – in accordance with the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) – to conserve their plant genetic resources for food and agriculture.

The warning continued CGPJ in his report of possible injury to other rights of individuals, the lack of specificity: concepts and definitions, sanctions and accompanying sanctions procedure, the duplication of functions between the new Authority to be created and the Advocate the People, charging the unions with the onerous task of being “guardians abstract legality”, against a consolidated and unanimous jurisprudence of the TC and TS, problems of competence between the State and the Autonomous Communities and the disparity of development that can occur and can lead to greater inequality.

To this end, we analyse design and beyond design transients and failures (e.g. LOCA-accidents, turbine trip, PTS, station black out) regarding time-dependent behavior of pressure, temperature and mass flow.

Subsequently, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, [...] [...]

[...] [...] support senior management and troop- and police-contributing countries in their awareness and decision-making; and keep Member States informed on fire safety [...] [...]

[...] [...] States of America and Zimbabwe joined the co-sponsors.