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A definition of multinational enterprises usually comprises companies or other entities established in more than one country and so linked that they might coordinate their operations in various ways.

The Special Rapporteur would like to thank the Government of Myanmar for its increased cooperation in facilitating his brief but very intensive third mission.

[...] [...] of exceptional urgency and importance [...]

[...] decreases constantly and staffing remains very limited.

What became clear during the presentations and discussions of the different thematic blocks was that that all aspects are very much interlinked with each other and cannot be handled separately.

As a matter of great urgency, we must find [...] [...]

The question of United Nations resources for security is considered to be a very pressing one in that structurally the United Nations "still does not possess sufficient mechanisms to ensure that staff security is properly resourced".

This short, silent video featureing a scene performed by two professional actors demonstrates the intense relationship between a mother and daughter as purely physical communication.

OAI is facing various challenges in 2010 due to the overall budget reduction for the biennium 2010-2011, as well as increasing requests from donors for assurance on their projects, the very tight timeframe for completing reviews of NGO/NIM project audit reports, increasing demands from the Global Fund for mandatory annual audits of ‘additional safeguard’ countries, more stringent requirements for investigative processes due to the new system of administration of justice, continuous increases in incoming complaints, and the number of serious fraud cases.

Very tight combined AC and DC regulation, excellent for powering CPU PLL.

[...] resources and the urgency of the tasks faced, [...] [...]

The biennium 2010-2011 was, for the Office of the Prosecutor, a period of intense activity marked by continued commitment to completing trials and appeals effectively in order to meet the goals of the completion strategy.

I have the honour to forward a very urgent letter dated 8 August 2010 from Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, addressed to you.

[...] under the most urgent, indeed the most [...]

MONUSCO provided technical advice to the Independent National Electoral Commission and logistical support for the successful deployment of 3,977 tons of sensitive and non-sensitive material to 15 hubs and 210 sub-hubs throughout the Democratic Republic of the Congo in support of the presidential and legislative elections, under an extremely tight time frame.

Given the above it could be expected that the flexibility required in case of unanticipated and sometimes urgent requests for assistance at short notice from the countries would not be available, however even though these last minute requests require overcoming a number of administrative hurdles, there is no evidence of this having posed any serious problems.

A very compact design supports [...]

[...] [...] reminder of how tense and fragile the [...]

At first I was so nervous that I couldn’t even look forward.

The Special Committee had been alerted particularly to the state of the health sector, where the destruction of medical facilities and the subsequent unavailability of medicines, medical equipment and hence treatment had made the situation critical.