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200001. the resolutions of the
200005. of the Third Review Conference
200009. the Fourteenth Conference of Heads of State
200013. of the Ministerial Council
200017. to country offices in
200021. for the entire region
200025. to consider the question
200029. were insufficient to cover all
200033. of the Hague Conference
200037. the Chief Executives Board
200041. on Drugs and
200045. to fight against impunity
200049. Organization of the Islamic Conference to
200053. to balance
200057. if they were
200061. jurisdiction of other States
200065. the Abuja Summit
200069. racial equality index
200073. one amendment necessarily implies
200077. indication that
200081. Masa Ohyama
200085. the Quartet principles
200089. peacebuilding initiatives
200093. of buildings to the United Nations
200097. are in arrears under
200101. average vacancy rate
200105. such as the need
200109. the area of governance
200113. the Security Council as
200117. the Gender Equality Council
200121. Forum group
200125. clearly identified
200129. fundamental breach
200133. various United Nations decisions
200137. training schools
200141. times per
200145. education centres
200149. UNRWA vehicles
200153. Monitoring Centre
200157. the question of reservations to
200161. the question of the promotion
200165. is liable to
200169. permanent status issues
200173. assist the people
200177. Senior Legal Adviser
200181. adequate level
200185. Mesfin
200189. mercenary involvement
200193. his involvement
200197. projects aimed at
200201. Modern House project
200205. draft Criminal Code
200209. a business
200213. present draft
200217. the problem of internal displacement
200221. bank or
200225. the illegal airport of Tymbou
200229. with the provisions of this
200233. with the Convention on Biological Diversity
200237. with the Territory
200241. with appreciation of the efforts
200245. with the national Government
200249. with the relevant authorities
200253. with the treaty
200257. with the relevant agencies
200261. with the Government of Rwanda
200265. with the Commission on Sustainable Development
200269. with the representatives of Pitcairn on
200273. penalizing
200277. Treaty of Rarotonga
200281. training standards
200285. General Assembly has before it a draft
200289. most of these countries
200293. States Information
200297. of adequate information
200301. a concerned
200305. comparison between
200309. as a new proposal
200313. Conference decision
200317. employment offices
200321. combat kidnapping
200325. fight against all
200329. liaison office in
200333. WHO Office
200337. million families
200341. representative or
200345. representative of South Africa on behalf
200349. representatives of six
200353. their representatives in
200357. of African origin
200361. of the establishment
200365. supporting evidence
200369. from the United Nations to
200373. from vendors
200377. of regulation
200381. against pollution and physical degradation
200385. from hunger so as to be
200389. by States parties in accordance with articles
200393. of food commodities
200397. of the Covenant and
200401. of regulations
200405. the Rapporteur to
200409. of fissile materials
200413. of papers
200417. of the appendix to
200421. of all States concerned
200425. are free of
200429. of six inspectors
200433. from the Gaza Strip and parts
200437. from different parts
200441. benefits from the international distribution
200445. of Hungary
200449. discussion of these
200453. Youth Forum
200457. since the previous session
200461. operative part of the draft
200465. Empretecos
200469. prevent the recurrence
200473. continue to fulfil
200477. continue cooperating with
200481. authenticity
200485. staff members of the Secretariat
200489. UNFPA personnel
200493. field of the promotion and protection
200497. was awarded
200501. the outcomes of the Summit
200505. of disarmament for the
200509. Government published
200513. the closure regime
200517. his counterparts
200521. of information and communication systems in
200525. act now
200529. same quality
200533. data transfer
200537. rapid growth
200541. end of its session
200545. quality of service
200549. Nicaragua and Honduras in
200553. this reserve
200557. that connection to
200561. of such items
200565. such notifications
200569. these tensions
200573. of these peoples
200577. this thematic cluster
200581. there is an urgent need to
200585. Horta
200589. was a party
200593. other subsidiary bodies
200597. the post structure
200601. was highlighted
200605. and Abuja
200609. and the worst forms
200613. Special Rapporteur expressed
200617. he underlined that
200621. and that the United Nations
200625. and Oecussi
200629. and any other form of
200633. about and its unequivocal condemnation
200637. reaffirming the principle of the inadmissibility
200641. stressing also
200645. bearing in mind the principles
200649. noting that voluntary contributions were insufficient
200653. is against
200657. and prepare a report
200661. enforcement and
200665. and responsive to
200669. continuing high unemployment and
200673. and economical
200677. and grandchildren
200681. and information activities
200685. and local integration
200689. and the Universal Declaration
200693. and agreement on
200697. and exclusion from
200701. and the Mediterranean
200705. and of the host country
200709. and the challenges facing
200713. and office automation
200717. and advancement
200721. and Toxin Weapons and on
200725. and the recommendations adopted by
200729. and crimes committed in the name
200733. and private actors
200737. immunities and facilities referred to
200741. and the national Government
200745. and services procured
200749. international levels to address
200753. agriculture and biodiversity
200757. and brokering in
200761. and liquidity
200765. and funds of
200769. and criminal gangs
200773. and related violence
200777. and trade law
200781. and secondary rules
200785. and entity
200789. and educational facilities
200793. and the European Centre for Space Law
200797. and microenterprise
200801. and negotiations on
200805. and the United Kingdom for
200809. and the methodologies
200813. and international staff
200817. and extraordinary expenses
200821. and output
200825. and peaceful means
200829. and on my own account
200833. and to the continuous improvement
200837. and programme of work for
200841. having carefully reviewed all
200845. and build the capacity
200849. the Committee regrets that the State party
200853. and improve the efficiency
200857. and record
200861. it also requests
200865. and in this regard requests
200869. and promote international cooperation
200873. and death and disability compensation
200877. and inspect
200881. and submit recommendations
200885. and an effective division
200889. The Committee notes with satisfaction
200893. and represent
200897. and implementing programmes with
200901. and the implementation thereof
200905. and broaden understanding
200909. and clarify the
200913. the credentials of representatives of States
200917. and all resolutions
200921. were urged
200925. ICT units
200929. and preserve the marine environment
200933. and Government of Iraq
200937. and autumn
200941. and victim support
200945. and the refusal to
200949. Federal Ministry of the Interior
200953. and increased participation
200957. Minister for Immigration
200961. the media and civil society
200965. and to withdraw reservations
200969. and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth
200973. and liaison officers
200977. of their status
200981. coherent national
200985. and universality
200989. and introduced draft
200993. and the United Nations Operation in Burundi
200997. and other measures to

200002. the resolutions of the General Assembly
200006. the Third Review Conference of the Parties
200010. of conferences and meetings in
200014. of Accountants
200018. pollutant
200022. two organizations in
200026. did not address
200030. have not yet been
200034. the Conference on Disarmament should
200038. for map editors
200042. the question of providing
200046. against Transnational Organized Crime and
200050. to crisis prevention
200054. for that decision
200058. to eliminate the
200062. me to thank
200066. psychiatric institutions
200070. indicators for monitoring
200074. What procedures and mechanisms are in place
200078. two articles
200082. Maiolo
200086. the principles of free
200090. initiatives aimed at
200094. principle of equal remuneration
200098. interdependent and complementary
200102. when a proposal has been adopted or
200106. such as beach and coastal erosion
200110. the sphere of public opinion
200114. the Security Council since
200118. country groups
200122. simulated
200126. broadcasting stations
200130. various members of
200134. the Jabaliya refugee camp
200138. Director of the Division for Social Policy
200142. gender sensitivity
200146. staff salary
200150. Programme Activity Centre
200154. a national centre
200158. the issue of cooperation
200162. the issue of the protection of civilians
200166. responsibility for providing
200170. Assistant Secretary of
200174. substantial contributions
200178. United Nations level
200182. a low level
200186. participation of Parties
200190. citizen participation in
200194. technical cooperation projects in
200198. joint ventures with
200202. education project
200206. draft resolution on cooperation between
200210. draft provisional agenda for the
200214. draft CPD for
200218. United Nations sources
200222. the interest of the United Nations
200226. the illegal airport of Tymbou in
200230. with Europe
200234. to the exclusion
200238. with UNAMSIL
200242. with the two sides
200246. with the main States
200250. with the multinational force
200254. with regional and subregional organizations in
200258. with the United Nations Human Settlements Programme
200262. with their colleagues
200266. with a variety
200270. with the Paris Club
200274. treatment of unaccompanied and separated
200278. criteria or
200282. compliance rate
200286. death camps
200290. other reasonable
200294. Ankara FIR
200298. additional information and clarifications
200302. of living adequate for
200306. Gori District
200310. concrete proposals on
200314. The Conference on Disarmament decision
200318. rewarding
200322. fight against kidnapping
200326. another location
200330. Office of the Special Adviser on Africa
200334. fill the seats
200338. million against
200342. insolvency representative of
200346. representative of Cambodia
200350. representatives of six Parties
200354. in order to benefit from
200358. from Africa to
200362. of CAT
200366. from Congolese territory
200370. of joint activities
200374. the Permanent Mission of Bulgaria
200378. of analysis
200382. of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
200386. from the account
200390. of United Nations Member States
200394. of the second year
200398. from the Working Group
200402. of basic principles
200406. to be adopted by the
200410. from the multilateral trading system
200414. with access
200418. of strengthening
200422. of their freedom
200426. statements are free of
200430. from one year
200434. from the Gaza Strip and parts of
200438. from their position at
200442. of its citizens
200446. positions of responsibility
200450. debated
200454. special education grant
200458. since her appointment
200462. CSOs in
200466. the United Nations system and
200470. prevent the entry
200474. continue its activities
200478. specific subjects
200482. summary or arbitrary execution
200486. UNDP staff
200490. team site
200494. field of disarmament for the
200498. Deputy Regional Director
200502. has resulted in the
200506. of disarmament for the prevention
200510. the text of draft resolution
200514. school system
200518. the Commission considered draft
200522. MI systems
200526. same personal rights
200530. its expenditures
200534. population transfers
200538. service Module
200542. programme approach
200546. Nyamwaya Mudho
200550. these children in
200554. such a commitment
200558. such separation
200562. over such items
200566. the reviews
200570. this important meeting of the Security Council
200574. these modalities
200578. this treatment
200582. Honduras in
200586. their cultural identity
200590. is the focal point for
200594. other competent bodies
200598. and the effects of climate change
200602. he informed the Committee
200606. and the impact of climate change
200610. I believe the
200614. I express
200618. affirmed the
200622. has created
200626. and their descendants
200630. it was announced that
200634. and hoping
200638. strongly condemning
200642. recalling also the reports
200646. bearing in mind the report
200650. affirming the commitment
200654. restoration of democracy
200658. and prepare recommendations
200662. and Vienna Convention
200666. directions strategy
200670. continuing high unemployment and limited
200674. realistic and
200678. and potential evidence
200682. and activities related
200686. and nuclear terrorism
200690. and equity between
200694. and agreements made at the International Conference
200698. and responsiveness
200702. and radio programmes
200706. and developing countries and countries with economies
200710. and possible improvements
200714. and countering
200718. and progress achieved by Governments in meeting
200722. implementation of and
200726. and for recommendation of draft
200730. and section V
200734. and deprivation of liberty
200738. immunities and facilities referred to in
200742. and interreligious dialogue
200746. and multilateral diplomacy
200750. and the replies
200754. and striving
200758. and bonds
200762. and in the Middle East
200766. and social injustice
200770. and to contracts
200774. and gas in
200778. and to eliminate all forms
200782. and KFOR
200786. and the guiding principles contained in the
200790. and facilities for the bodies and mechanisms
200794. and responsibility to
200798. and common
200802. and decisions adopted
200806. and the discussions that
200810. and resources for
200814. field levels
200818. and the Strategic Approach to
200822. and governmental bodies
200826. and limited transport
200830. for and
200834. and Lake
200838. the Montreal Protocol and
200842. having carefully reviewed all aspects
200846. environment at
200850. and it hoped
200854. and analyse all
200858. constitute a flagrant violation
200862. and requests the Department to
200866. and recognized the
200870. and strengthening coordination
200874. obstruct economic development
200878. dysfunctional families
200882. and make recommendations on
200886. and valuing
200890. and addressing the
200894. and enable them to
200898. and implementing programmes with States
200902. and export diversification
200906. Committee recommends that the State party take
200910. and facilitate the exchange of information
200914. strategy document
200918. and Southern Asia
200922. urged that
200926. and the calculation
200930. and rights of minorities
200934. and environmental protection as
200938. and plans of action to combat
200942. and supporting the implementation
200946. and denied
200950. Ministry of Health and Welfare
200954. and increase the participation
200958. Minister for Foreign Affairs of Belgium
200962. and would remain
200966. central Somalia
200970. and United Nations system partners
200974. develop procedures
200978. and secure tenure
200982. proposed new posts
200986. and the number of persons
200990. and on the exercise
200994. and irresponsible
200998. and other goods

200003. to eradicate trafficking in persons
200007. Third Review Conference of the Parties to
200011. basic principles of equity and social justice
200015. for facilities and infrastructure
200019. its debate and resolution
200023. to Palestinian women
200027. have not been included in
200031. of the Conference on Security and Cooperation
200035. for the aforementioned
200039. for a further six months
200043. for assistance to victims
200047. against the smuggling of migrants
200051. to prevent racial discrimination
200055. for such initiatives
200059. Logutov
200063. is not only
200067. Bretton Woods institutions and other
200071. eligible for compensation
200075. What international efforts is
200079. Maria da
200083. his discussions
200087. the principles of good neighbourliness
200091. of buildings to
200095. hands doctrine
200099. are optimistic
200103. is a good example
200107. such as improving
200111. its airspace
200115. Research Council
200119. population package
200123. ordinary courts
200127. British Columbia Court of Appeal
200131. different initiatives
200135. the Rafah refugee camp
200139. Director of the Division for Ocean Affairs
200143. meeting facilities
200147. the perpetrators of such crimes
200151. Air Operations Centre
200155. greater clarity
200159. the issue of coordination
200163. a major issue
200167. responsibility of the Division
200171. assist the Territory in
200175. the contribution of human resources development
200179. departmental level
200183. levels of economic development
200187. developing country participation in
200191. Serb participation
200195. draft resolutions was taken at
200199. its informal consultations
200203. draft annual report
200207. draft resolution are listed in document
200211. the draft penal code
200215. together with any comments
200219. alternative sources of energy
200223. cocaine seizures in
200227. a peaceful demonstration
200231. with special reference
200235. with regional mechanisms
200239. with the World Bank in
200243. while safeguarding
200247. with the World Association
200251. with the community
200255. with women and girls
200259. with those bodies
200263. with the increased
200267. with the International Trade Centre
200271. with the Ministry of Finance
200275. inhuman treatment
200279. United Nations standards of conduct
200283. rate of growth
200287. most of the cases
200291. held in abeyance
200295. information on the outcome
200299. information and indicators
200303. negotiation between
200307. seats for
200311. sponsors listed in the
200315. took seats at
200319. combat terrorism in all
200323. combat crime
200327. public place
200331. the Office of the Special Coordinator for
200335. an attachment
200339. which made
200343. representative of the United Kingdom for
200347. has been appointed alternate representative of
200351. the representatives of Pitcairn
200355. by organs
200359. by the Department of
200363. of opinions
200367. from Parties on
200371. of the procedures
200375. from developing countries and
200379. of armaments and military forces
200383. of the effort
200387. of immunity
200391. of conventional ammunition
200395. of policies and programmes
200399. from OP
200403. of the Technical Annex
200407. the Permanent Representative of Mongolia
200411. of the expenditure
200415. the expiration of the administrative year
200419. a third of
200423. by the Government of Kuwait
200427. of five judges
200431. would avert
200435. of total income
200439. by the United Nations Office at
200443. from the scope of the draft
200447. useful discussions
200451. training curricula
200455. from its inception
200459. coordinated and comprehensive
200463. IOM
200467. United Nations system in the field of
200471. of whom were women
200475. continuation by Israel
200479. written consent
200483. the topic of responsibility
200487. Service Officers
200491. Munyakazi
200495. field of disarmament for the prevention
200499. Nagorno Karabagh
200503. towards gender equality
200507. the deployment of UNAMID
200511. Nations security management system
200515. property regime
200519. the Commission considered draft decision
200523. Nations informatics systems
200527. the same nature
200531. key points
200535. growth of the world economy
200539. we now turn to the draft
200543. the San Juan river
200547. Nepal and the Communist Party
200551. two objectives
200555. this undertaking
200559. these devices
200563. such funds or assets to
200567. such adjustments
200571. these replies
200575. these atrocities
200579. such sites
200583. it is required to do under
200587. are activities
200591. is a matter
200595. BBC
200599. and reporting mechanisms
200603. the Government informed
200607. and made an opening statement
200611. Working Group expressed
200615. and the LDCs
200619. and whereabouts
200623. I should also like to express
200627. priorities and
200631. and enterprise content management
200635. affirming that the enhancement
200639. welcoming the progress achieved in
200643. recalling the principles
200647. and reaffirming the obligation
200651. if all operative parts of the proposal
200655. and social reintegration of children
200659. the Declaration of the World Food Summit
200663. and CAT
200667. and cost recovery
200671. General Assembly adopted the draft decision
200675. and relevant mechanisms
200679. and the Palestinian territories
200683. and judicial procedures
200687. environmental sanitation
200691. and the trend
200695. and the Joint Convention
200699. and the excessive use
200703. and Amended Protocol II
200707. and the presidential statement
200711. and tolerance in all
200715. and space applications
200719. and progress achieved in the
200723. and the economic and social development
200727. and confidence among
200731. General Assembly of
200735. and siege
200739. and unauthorized access to
200743. and cultural life
200747. and substantive support
200751. and formal
200755. and ambassadors
200759. and jurisprudence
200763. and transparency in armaments
200767. and workers in
200771. and the link between
200775. agreed development goals and objectives
200779. and financial sector
200783. and disclosure of
200787. and ideals
200791. and adolescents whose
200795. and interrelated issues in the areas
200799. and inhuman and degrading treatment against migrants
200803. and the Special Rapporteur on freedom
200807. and regional organizations in stabilization processes
200811. and technical specifications
200815. and key results
200819. and the Strategic Approach to International
200823. and religious bodies and groups
200827. Wamytan
200831. for and with
200835. especially the least developed countries
200839. the United Kingdom and the countries that
200843. and some countries with economies
200847. this letter is
200851. and share best practices
200855. chaired the
200859. the formation of a
200863. and calls upon all Governments to implement
200867. Israel believes
200871. and strengthen efforts
200875. obstruct economic development and reconstruction
200879. the dismantlement of the
200883. and submitted to
200887. and information and communications technologies
200891. and receipt
200895. organization of programmes
200899. and implementing the programme
200903. and continued to
200907. and general recommendations
200911. authentication documents
200915. and the University for Peace
200919. and Southeast Asia
200923. ozone units
200927. and prohibiting
200931. and labour rights
200935. and to protect victims
200939. and as a step towards enhancing peace
200943. and replied to
200947. Background paper on
200951. Minister of Montserrat
200955. Minister for Development Cooperation
200959. Minister for Foreign Affairs of Canada
200963. meeting will take place
200967. of the rule of
200971. and the funds and programmes
200975. policy and programme development
200979. and export controls
200983. their functions and without having to
200987. and lack of progress
200991. and to reject all
200995. and other sexual violence
200999. and other resolutions of the General Assembly

200004. of force by the Israeli occupying forces
200008. Fifth Review Conference
200012. of the Supreme Council
200016. for projects
200020. its debate and resolution on
200024. to the legal regime
200028. were insufficient to cover
200032. for the Doha Review Conference
200036. of indigenous communities
200040. for six months or
200044. to combat criminal acts
200048. Kingdom of Bahrain
200052. for the benefit of the Organization
200056. to such problems
200060. not been for
200064. adoption by the Conference of the Parties
200068. rule of law institutions
200072. eligible for
200076. What other steps are being taken
200080. Marianne Sooksatan
200084. the principles of sovereignty
200088. management initiatives
200092. of buildings to the
200096. principles of equality and
200100. board the ship
200104. such as genocide
200108. the area of decolonization
200112. the United Nations Security Council and
200116. Partnership Council
200120. a group of Member States
200124. other potential
200128. international court
200132. various chapters
200136. refugee camps in West Timor
200140. the memorandum of understanding with
200144. police monitors
200148. candidates from list
200152. conscientious objector status
200156. the issue of trafficking in women
200160. the question of refugees
200164. a human rights issue
200168. our common responsibility
200172. assisting States parties in
200176. his contribution to
200180. senior management level
200184. levels of income
200188. the equal participation of women
200192. Kosovo Serb participation
200196. draft articles should
200200. new joint
200204. draft instrument on
200208. the next budget submission
200212. System project
200216. with specific recommendations
200220. our common interests
200224. contents of legislative provisions
200228. with the terms
200232. with the Paris Declaration
200236. with other members of the
200240. with appreciation the activities
200244. with Governments and intergovernmental
200248. with men and without
200252. with the National Council
200256. with bodies
200260. with the Government of Spain
200264. with our international partners
200268. with the purposes of the United Nations
200272. their knowledge and skills
200276. bilateral treaties on
200280. criteria for selection
200284. growth rates in
200288. most offices
200292. additional relevant information
200296. disaggregated information
200300. meaning of the term
200304. United Nations weapons inspectors
200308. measurements of achievement
200312. sponsors listed in the document
200316. took seats at the Council table
200320. combating AIDS
200324. fighting hunger
200328. their place
200332. the Bureau of the Governing Council
200336. files of the secretariat
200340. thereby ensuring
200344. representative of Pakistan for
200348. represented at the
200352. the representatives of Pitcairn on
200356. subject of international law
200360. of the statement of principles and programme
200364. the negative impact of
200368. of the following acts
200372. of Convention
200376. of countries in all
200380. of complexity
200384. from hunger so as to
200388. by States parties in accordance with
200392. by the Chairman and the Acting Chairman
200396. of this year
200400. of international human rights law
200404. it is desirable that
200408. of the debate
200412. from attacks
200416. from social security programmes
200420. of its agenda at its
200424. of the Government of Canada
200428. from the previous session of the Committee
200432. from the Treaty Section
200436. from a range of
200440. of the Office for Outer Space Affairs
200444. of this decision
200448. discussion in
200452. their produce
200456. since the special session
200460. the Nagorny Karabakh region
200464. our universal Organization
200468. the United Nations system through
200472. our limited resources
200476. continue taking measures
200480. its positions
200484. Senior Political Affairs Officer
200488. sector employees
200492. field of ageing
200496. Minin
200500. Navarrete
200504. towards resolving
200508. publication of information on
200512. the Generalized System of Preferences
200516. the General Committee considered
200520. of information and communication systems
200524. Department organized
200528. same standards
200532. point of departure
200536. private sector growth
200540. end of the chapter
200544. new type
200548. Néstor
200552. the present Strategic Framework
200556. this revision
200560. these roles
200564. such leave
200568. these concluding comments
200572. such increases
200576. such enterprises
200580. those two areas
200584. Hutanova
200588. is the only country
200592. are the same as
200596. similar body
200600. and made his concluding remarks
200604. the Tribunal informed
200608. was authorized by
200612. Rapporteur expressed
200616. and I say this
200620. and warlords
200624. I would like now to
200628. and any other form
200632. and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations in
200636. affirming the right
200640. recognizing also the importance of
200644. and recalling further its resolutions
200648. noting that voluntary contributions
200652. should the Security Council decide to extend
200656. the reopening of schools
200660. and to keep all options
200664. was confident that
200668. and exploitation of the prostitution of others
200672. been adopted
200676. and mechanism
200680. and Mine Action
200684. further actions and initiatives to implement
200688. and arbitrary executions
200692. and the International Astronautical Federation
200696. and the estimated requirements
200700. and the Global Commitment
200704. and surface
200708. and the coalition
200712. and displacements
200716. and cooperation among the First Committee
200720. and second periodic report
200724. and threatened
200728. and RUF
200732. and penal
200736. immunities enjoyed by
200740. and collective rights
200744. and services necessary
200748. special sessions and summits
200752. and ties
200756. and the authorities in
200760. and economic policy
200764. and the difficulties encountered by them
200768. and Criminal Justice at its thirteenth session
200772. and the other components
200776. and the benefits
200780. and international military forces
200784. and entities acting on behalf
200788. and the Permanent Forum on
200792. and nursing mothers
200796. and collective bargaining
200800. and international norms
200804. and practice concerning
200808. and other NGOs
200812. and discriminatory attitudes
200816. and national counterparts
200820. and the advancement of women in
200824. and conscience
200828. also joined in sponsoring the draft
200832. its collaboration with news agencies
200836. and UNDP in
200840. emphatically the duty of
200844. and some countries with economies in
200848. deplores the
200852. and Tibnin
200856. destabilizing legitimately constituted Governments
200860. and normalize
200864. and requests all intergovernmental bodies
200868. the Advisory Committee believes
200872. and strengthening the effectiveness
200876. and appointment of
200880. and Performance Reporting
200884. and bring to justice
200888. the Advisory Committee also notes
200892. constitute the
200896. and the implementation of the Convention
200900. and implementing measures
200904. and the supply
200908. recommendations and conclusions of
200912. documents of the Committee
200916. and Turks and Caicos Islands
200920. and its other neighbours
200924. national ozone units
200928. the conservation of
200932. and the Government of Angola
200936. and to protect civilians
200940. reducing child mortality
200944. and performance monitoring
200948. the letter and the spirit of the
200952. and increased investment
200956. Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs
200960. and other organizations and institutions of
200964. will be discussed
200968. Baranja and Western Sirmium and
200972. access of developing countries
200976. develop and assess social policies and programmes
200980. the Committee requested the Government
200984. internal audit function
200988. and gender inequalities
200992. and relief operations
200996. and other commitments
201000. Philippine delegation