White Guardsmen served in the regular army during the Second World War.

Moreover, while some former rebels had been integrated into the regular army.

Many of the soldiers have served abroad in the various missions of the regular army.

With support from the civilian population, as well as from the Mukti Bahini, an irregular army of Bengali rebels, the Indian army swept into East Pakistan.

As chief of staff, he was one of the main military leaders in charge of Government troops during the time of the Second Congo War (1998 2003).

Sexual violence, including gang rapes, perpetrated by members of armed groups and soldiers of the regular army, and also by unknown persons, continues to be reported.

All army units whether integrated or not  that include former combatants and parties that signed the Global and All Inclusive agreement on the Transition in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and operate under the aforementioned État major units are part of the regular army of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Thiers immediately recognized a revolutionary situation and, on 18 March 1871, sent regular army units to take control of artillery that belonged to the National Guard of Paris.

(u) Promote and encourage access to formal and informal education, extension and training programmes on the implementation of sustainable forest management

The Plan is a guide instrument and encourages educational actions in formal and informal education, in public and private spheres.

Defence Ministry forces number 65,000 and include troops from the regular Iraqi army which now includes both the Intervention Force and the National Guard and the air force, navy and special operations.

(c) To ensure adequate funding for formal and non formal education, including programmes geared at fostering the acquisition of requisite skills by youth

The Teresian Association carries out its activities in different areas of formal and non formal education, through its own educational centers in collaboration with public and private entities.

Since 1990, urban unemployment and informal employment have increased, and the number of those employed in the formal economy has been decreasing.

Several countries encouraged women to acquire or enhance information and communications technology skills through formal and informal education.

The war between the British and the First French Empire of Napoleon Bonaparte stretched around the world and at its peak, in 1813, the regular army contained over 250,000 men.

No provisions exist for formal, independent evaluation of the Fund.

International support must yield results based action which will unleash Africa's human potential and the economic potential of the formal and informal private sector.

At the non formal or second chance school level

Informal transfers are illegal and are punished by law.

This shared commitment to systemic reform is putting China s government to the test.

Since the rebel Free Syria Army, which is mostly Sunni, split from the regular army, Assad has used the Alawite core of his forces and the shabeeha a notorious Alawite paramilitary group to conduct his ruthless campaign for survival.

Translation Orderly resolution of global megabanks is an illusion.

Environmental education for refugees continued in cooperation with UNESCO's Programme for Education for Emergencies and Reconstruction (PEER), using a new integrated approach combining both formal and informal pedagogical methods to raise awareness and compliance with environmental strategies.

The Luxembourg Army is the national military of Luxembourg.

d) Take all appropriate measures to ensure that women and girls have equal opportunity and access at all levels to formal, informal and non formal education as well as technical and vocational trainings, and set benchmarks to monitor progress

As the 2005 World Summit Outcome Document noted, both formal and non formal education play a critical role in the achievement of poverty eradication and all of the other development goals envisaged in the Millennium Declaration.

(q) Issues related to the informal and cash based economy, including alternative remittance systems

Women working in the informal and agricultural sectors were particularly badly off.

Presumably, then, they worked in the informal sector, or as paid hands on plantations.

The PNEDH describes activities for instruction on human rights in various fields, including formal education.

The systematic review of the impact of public information activities has encouraged managers at all levels to focus on the evaluation of programme outcomes.

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(f) To encourage young people's entrepreneurship, including by promoting formal and non formal education on entrepreneurship for young people, increasing their access to microfinancing and facilitating their participation in cooperatives and other forms of social, economic or financial enterprises

The major cause of what has happened is the systematic intellectual weakness of Russia's foreign policy.

The national police chief can call on the regular Congolese army to provide assistance if police forces are overwhelmed.

On July 2012 he was convicted and sentenced to fifty years in prison for the systematic stealing of babies.

Women's involvement in the formal sector has mainly been urban based, mostly as civil servants in the health and education sectors.

In the beginning I was happy when the army became in charge.

Many refused the order and deserted.

The standing army numbers about 16,000 and is trained by the Indian Army.

Systemic level The systemic level of analysis explains outcomes from a system wide level that includes all states.

Those mechanisms constitute the humanitarian arsenal of the High Commissioner, her regular army of protection, her institutional base and source of findings and legitimacy.

Seventy eight per cent of women in Mali lived in rural areas and played an important role in the informal sector.

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