Your mother is in critical condition.

Point K critical point.

They wrote a large part of their literature in Chinese, especially political documents.

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Searches by OIOS in the Economic Literature Index and the Social Sciences Citation Index yielded no citations of UN Habitat publications in the professional literature covered by these databases.

This is a critical moment for Russia.

Nishikawa, K. African American Critical Theory.

The human rights situation continued to be critical.

The prison situation continues to be critical.

There are critical situations in the districts of these provinces.

The situation on the ground in Shlomi is also dire.

Much of the relevant literature is earlier than the emergence of human rights norms in the era of the Charter of the United Nations.

Furthermore, the specialist literature on human rights has a tendency to neglect the more technical problems.

The vast majority of literature regarding the effect of armed conflict on intellectual property treaties concerns the two World Wars.

It has a smaller critical mass than uranium.

But is too much trading really a critical economic problem?

The situation on the ground is dire in the Israeli village of Nativ Ha'asara.

The literature makes very few references to the status for present purposes of treaties for the protection of human rights.

Each critical use case must have an associated NFR.

The situation on the ground in the Israeli community of Beit Hagai is also dire.

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The Fed chairman s comments come at a critical and sensitive moment.

Bo s trial occurred at what is a critical moment for China.

There are unconfirmed news on his death as his injury is highly critical.

These are critical times for the people of the continent, but we are seeing signs of hope.

(a) Reviewing the strategy and workplans of internal and, in some organizations, external audit and discussing the scope and content of their audits so as to identify audit priorities and suggesting potential audit areas within which to address the organization's risks

As anyone who's ever met a tween will know, 10 years old is a critical age.

This is a crucial moment for Darfur, and no time should be lost.

Ann Druyan ( born June 13, 1949) is an American author and producer specializing in productions about cosmology and popular science.

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The death toll is expected to rise, since 96 are in a critical condition.

However, it is important that critical questions about form, function and decision making authority be resolved.

Epidemiology Epidemiology may differ between studies, as number of cases are small, with approximately 300 EG cases reported in published literature.

This category is not prominent in the literature and is probably assumed to be merged to some extent in the category of multilateral treaties constituting an international regime.

The Terms of Reference of the IRM specify that each review phase is composed of two review cycles of five years.

b. Parliamentary documentation audit reports on the basis of audits conducted (8)

History The 1864 Geneva Convention was instituted at a critical period in European political and military history.

Referring to her personal experience as Chair, she underlined that the process had reached a critical point.

The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, including the situation of refugees and internally displaced persons, remains critical.

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