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Not only does it encourage flies and rats, it also a sanitary nuisance for both the residents and the waste collection workers.

Photography was a cumbersome process; the photographer had to spread a chemical emulsion on a glass plate in a pitch-black area, and then capture the image before the emulsion dried.

[...] overdraft, the level of all bank balances should [...] [...]

While that approach might be possible for a limited number of jurisdictions in a regional context, it might not prove to be helpful in a global context, since not all jurisdictions share a common understanding of what those labels mean and it might prove cumbersome and difficult to achieve in a comprehensive manner.

[...] anticipate any trouble with the [...]

[...] [...] changes, problems and incidents, providing early warning of potential trouble spots, and bringing [...] [...]

The absence of reliable data on violence in institutions (schools, prisons, alternatives to home care) is especially troubling, as it is within the power of States and providers to collect it.

This causes difficulties when border crossing officials attempt to clear vehicles for entry. It also causes difficulties for traffic police and will cause further difficulties when electronic clearance systems are introduced.

By going hands free, you choose exactly when you want to manage your smartphone hands-on and when you want quick and easy access to your calls, songs and media without any wires or hassle.

This had set a difficult precedent, with wide-ranging implications to the extent that the obligations of the report on the State under review and the validity of the adoption of the report in such circumstances were unclear.

[...] [...] sad or depressed by things that normally wouldn't [...]

[...] [...] corrupted you are in big trouble.

This is a highly reliable chip conveyor that reduces various troubles caused by chips.

So making a backup of your entire system disc (making a disc image) will save you a lot of valuable time in case of a disaster, as well as safeguard you against other possible problems.

But the things I wanted to carry on with seemed [...] [...]

[...] [...] persons who are engaged in any activity, whether private or public, that might be liable to impair their impartiality in the exercise of their functions on the Board or whose activity is in conflict with the functions of the Board.

[...] [...] face nearly unnavigable complexity [...]

[...] July, the Council considered the questions of social development (item 14 (b)), crime prevention and criminal justice (item 14 (c)), narcotic drugs (item 14 [...] [...]

[...] [...] not pursuing their claims for fear of trouble.

Standing before the State Assembly recently, she shared her concerns about child labour, discrimination faced by young girls and the troubles that some students encounter when they’re simply trying to attend school.

By that time, overcoming the prevailing negative images, we envision a democratic system where people choose their government freely and get services from it without hassle, enjoy freedom from fear and intolerance, live with dignity; where every citizen is assured of social justice, environmental protection, human rights and equal opportunities; and where the rule of law and good governance flourish.

If he were to be sent back, he would arrive at the airport in the Democratic Republic of the Congo under a deportation order, a situation which would be much more likely to lead to problems with the Congolese authorities.

Despite these possible problematic issues, there was a positive assessment of actual practice to date: political interference had been limited and, in particular, the Council had exercised judicious restraint from making article 16 deferrals, despite the endeavours of affected States to obtain them.

[...] [...] Economic and Social Council and the Commission on Narcotic Drugs.

The Government of Afghanistan, its development partners and all members of the international community to implement the Afghanistan Compact, adopted at the London Conference on Afghanistan held on 31 January and 1 February 2006 and approved by the Security Council on 15 February 2006, which provides for a sustained and significant reduction in the production and trafficking of narcotic drugs with a view to their complete elimination and which considers counternarcotics to be a priority.

UNODC delivers technical assistance in the area of drug dependence treatment and the link to risky behaviour and HIV/AIDS in over 90 countries in full compliance with the relevant declarations, resolutions and decisions adopted by the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council, the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice and the Programme Coordinating Board of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS.