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[...] victims of high-powered explosives, mines or direct [...]

The high reactivity of aluminium powder is used, for example, in manufacturing fireworks and industrial explosives.

[...] [...] removal of the conventional high explosive payload from the warhead of [...] [...]

[...] on conversion activities, work on coordinated high-power explosives and, finally, work on a Shahab missile to carry a nuclear [...]

[...] [...] trafficking in arms, ammunition, virulent, poisonous, toxic, radioactive and explosive substances and the [...] [...]

There are two perspectives: firstly, a participatory and inclusive approach to governance is indispensable for achieving the Millennium Development Goals: “it is increasingly clear that success will require an approach which redefines the relationship between the government and civil society”.8 Secondly, local government is increasingly stretching itself to the limits of its capabilities for several different reasons: limited financial resources; increasing demands to make more comprehensive improvements to the standard of living of citizens; and the limited ability of administrations to generate the knowledge, problem-solving skills and innovation required for new institutional arrangements.

[...] [...] programmes in Cuba have been focused on improvements in national capacity in radiotherapy and nuclear medicine; an increase in the quality of production of radiopharmaceuticals and labelled [...] [...]

[...] [...] studies involving highly instrumented experiments: integrating EBW detonators in the development of a system to initiate hemispherical high explosive charges and conducting [...] [...]

The inclusion of this higher standard does not refer to the unique characteristics of wines and spirits, but was rather a compromise reached in negotiations.

[...] assessment of the explosive sensitivity (explosiveness and sensitiveness) combined with knowledge of the article design indicate the potential producing the most violent response level.

[...] recovery, the growth in unemployment and high and volatile energy and food prices.

Ms. Bhutto’s return to Pakistan on 18 October 2007 and assassination on 27 December 2007 culminated a year of intense political conflict, revolving largely around the elections scheduled for later that year and their potential for opening a transition to democracy after eight years of military rule.

At the national level, anxiety about high food prices and intense competition [...] [...]

Specific initiatives within the project are already demonstrating how the project’s research process, focusing on specific local structures of poverty, can generate more creative and productive poverty-reduction strategies, fitting ICTs into local social processes and networks on the basis of a detailed knowledge of information needs, household structures, economic capabilities and aspirations, and communicative skills of the poor.

[...] ceased, an escalation and expansion, perhaps even an explosion, of drug use would likely follow with potentially severe consequences [...] [...]

[...] detonators, small explosives, a high-speed trigger [...]

Some States expressed concern about the use of explosive weapons including cluster munitions in populated areas; others recalled the importance of national responsibility for the protection of civilians; others reiterated the importance [...] [...]

[...] [...] munition remnants and, on a voluntary basis, technical information on relevant types of explosive ordnance.

[...] [...] Transportation Security Administration (TSA)-certified as high-speed, capable of screening more than 1,000 bags per [...]

[...] Government, at the highest level, forcefully denounce attacks against human rights defenders and that State authorities give human rights defenders legitimacy and recognition [...] [...]

More importantly, at the current rate of growth, and despite the uncomfortably high inflation, we are able to meet the aspirations for a progressively higher standard of living, and at the same time, to channel resources to help the needy and invest in our future.

(b) a munition consisting of a container, affixed to an aircraft, which is designed to disperse or release multiple explosive submunitions, other than self-propelled explosive submunitions, and includes those explosive submunitions.

[...] [...] import of guns, bombs or any such explosive without the prior permission of the Maldives Government, using the same to harm a person’s life or their property, arson to [...] [...]