According to the administering Power, the population of Gibraltar in 2003 was 28,605, with 23,069 Gibraltarians, 3,270 other British subjects and 2,266 of other nationalities.

Demographics The population by nationality 1 January 2007 was 95.1 Finnish and 4.9 other nationalities.

The NLD called for dialogue with the Government and negotiations with leaders of ethnic nationalities.

Numerous officers of other nationalities have also trained UAE pilots, among them Pakistanis, Moroccans, Canadians, Jordanians, and South Africans.

88 of the visitors of youth centres were pupils and university students, 78 were Estonians, and 22 other nationalities.

A training seminar was held with 24 participants of different nationalities (Chap. XII, sect.

Established in 2002, the National Foundation for Development of Indigenous Nationalities defended the interests of indigenous nationalities in Nepal.

One of the specific recommendations to ILO was to design, in conjunction with the ILO constituents and indigenous nationalities, a decent work plan for indigenous nationalities, in a public private partnership framework.5

Article 9 Nationalities law and aliens law

Authors of other nationalities, particularly from Commonwealth countries, the Republic of Ireland and the United States, have lived and worked in the UK.

Viet Nam has 54 ethnic nationalities with the majority being the Kinh (Vietnamese), representing 86.8 of the population.

Mr. Ngwang Sonam Sherpa, Nepal Indigenous Nationalities Preservation Association

Being an American citizen means that I can cross almost any border, visit almost any country, in a way that people of many other nationalities cannot.

The latest census of Gibraltar, taken on 12 November 2001, assessed the Territory's civilian population at 27,495, of which 22,882 were Gibraltarians, 2,627 other British subjects, 961 Moroccans and 1,025 of other nationalities.

The Breaking Borders Award is open to people of all nationalities.

The drafting team was composed of members representing eight different nationalities.

Core UNMOVIC staff in the Professional category at Headquarters at present total 50 weapons experts and other personnel drawn from 24 nationalities, nine of whom are women.

(a) To permit all political representatives and representatives of ethnic nationalities to participate fully in the political transition process without restrictions and, to that end, to resume without further delay a dialogue with all political actors, including the National League for Democracy and representatives of ethnic nationalities

OGame is available in multiple languages, and different nationalities have their own communities.

As opposed to the other nationalities who had been deported during World War II, no reason was given for the deportation of the Meskhetian Turks, which remained secret until 1968.

Other nationalities, including Russians, Armenians, Greeks and Estonians, had also been forced to flee their homes, as they escaped the torture and brutality systematically carried out by the Abkhaz authorities.

(b) To pursue through dialogue and peaceful means the immediate suspension and permanent end of conflict with all ethnic nationalities in Myanmar, and to allow the full participation of representatives of all political parties and representatives of ethnic nationalities in an inclusive and credible process of national reconciliation

(ii) To facilitate a genuinely independent investigation of continuing reports of sexual violence, in particular against women belonging to ethnic nationalities, and other abuse of civilians carried out by members of the armed forces in Shan, Karen, Mon and other States

2.2 million refugees were displaced by the end of the war (of all three nationalities).

MINUGUA staff, representing dozens of nationalities and fields of work, performed admirably under difficult circumstances.

Their representatives have now joined other delegates in the national convention that is laying down the principles of our new constitution a constitution that will be acceptable to all nationalities of the Union.

Robert Boorstin, Director, Public Policy, Google The Breaking Borders Award is open to people of all nationalities.

Their dual identity is highly complex, in a country torn by an ongoing struggle between their two nationalities.

Syrian Air transport civilian from different nationalities.. safety is number one in air transportation Stop the Sanctions NOW!

The detention of at least 400 protesters of different nationalities triggered solidarity protests in different cities across Europe

In 2004, there were 7,300 United Nations volunteers representing 163 nationalities carrying out 7,772 assignments in 139 countries.

As we all know, the disaster has had an impact on many States and nationalities throughout the world.

Moreover, Lakhdar Brahimi, the UN and Arab League special envoy for Syria, reports that opposition forces include 38 nationalities.

Myanmar was a nation of many nationalities, which recognized the equality of its citizens, regardless of race or religion.

In February, Burma s government and the United Nationalities Federal Council, an alliance of 11 ethnic militias, conducted official peace talks.

Like the EU, Austria Hungary was an experiment in supranational engineering, comprising 51 million inhabitants, 11 nationalities, and 14 languages.

There was a camp for refugees in Saarbrücken. I saw a lot of nationalities at the camp, not just Syrians.

The second largest group in Marseille in terms of single nationalities were from the Comoros, amounting to some 45,000 people.

Jordan states that, from the beginning of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait in August 1990 and until September 1991, its territory was flooded with over 1.88 million refugees of different nationalities.

(b) To resume the negotiations to conclude a ceasefire agreement with the Karen National Union and to follow up the negotiations with substantial political dialogue in order to ensure that the rights of ethnic nationalities are fully respected

Although most of our forces were recalled in 1942 to face a new, direct threat to our own shores, many remained, serving alongside Britons, Poles, Canadians, South Africans and people of many other nationalities until peace in Europe was finally declared.

They were joined by Soviet prisoners of war, Roma, and almost 30 other nationalities Czechs, Slovaks, Belgians, Danes, French, Greeks and Dutch, and also German political prisoners, to name just a few of the nations who suffered in the camp.

In 1918, it was decreed that all nationalities in the Soviet Union had the right to education in their own language.

Sixty one groups had been identified as indigenous nationalities on the basis of, inter alia, mother tongue, traditional rights and customs.

According to the Brazilian Committee for Refugees (Conare), Brazil currently shelters 7,700 refugees from 81 nationalities, with most coming from Syria (23 ), followed by Colombia, Angola, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.