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The Basel Convention Technical Cooperation Trust Fund The Multilateral Fund of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer The Global Environment Facility (GEF) The financial mechanism of the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) The Adaptation Fund of the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and The Global Mechanism of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification.

One result was a deepening of North Korea s economic dependence on China.

The Department of International Protection reports directly to the High Commissioner.

In turn, the plaintiff brought an incidental warranty action in appeal against the respondent.

That had made them even more dependent on the vicissitudes of the international economic environment.

It'd be collateral damage that the military often doesn't want to talk about.

The risk of causing greater collateral damage by using unitary weapons against an area target is also an important consideration.

Stringent considerations of the risk of collateral damage are applied each time they are used.

But what their dialogue has exposed is how much Lebanese politics continues to be shaped by external forces.

The director will report directly to the programme coordinating board, which will serve as the governance structure for the programme.

Going back to basics, the principle of subsidiarity provides the right way to think about global governance issues.

You don't read other people's poetry, and you don't got any subordination for verbal measures to tonal consideration. (Laughter)

They also pointed out that the concept of compensation for any consequent economic damage was not found in the Charter.

They have the people and the government with this exclusive dependency, but the problem here is that Congress has evolved a different dependence, no longer a dependence upon the people alone, increasingly a dependence upon the funders.

However, if the contract for the transport of the goods were separate from the contract for the purchase of the goods, the transport would not be treated as an incidental service.

If unitary weapons are precision guided, the risk of collateral damage could well be less than if cluster munitions were used.

In such a case the transport would be considered as a service incidental to a procurement of goods if the value of the incidental service were less than that of the goods.

On 6 March 1931, a Norwegian royal proclamation declared the island under Norwegian sovereignty and on 23 March 1933 the island was declared a dependency.

The union between England and Wales was an accessory union as English rules and laws were granted to Wales in the Acts of Union of 1536 and 1543.

Many initiatives and programmes addressing climate change were reported as having co benefits for development and local environment.

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And they were always in a subordinate position, never coming of age, considered unable to assume the supreme virtues of the civilization that had conquered them.

Now this is a dependence too, but it's different and conflicting from a dependence upon the people alone so long as the funders are not the people.

The principle of subsidiarity of international assistance is well established, and entails that the Government of the affected country not only has primary responsibility for assisting the victims of a disaster, but also has the authority to coordinate and direct all available assistance.

The State party should strengthen its measures aimed at preventing and reducing cases of domestic violence against women and children and address obstacles such as economic dependence on their partners that prevent women from reporting such violence.

The land, which mostly belongs to the military, did not change ownership, but all federally funded land projects have to be reviewed to ensure that they do not affect species' native habitat.

But if they respond, there's a range of other people around, who are innocent people who might also get hurt be collateral damage that the military often doesn't want to talk about.

The provision to establish special administrative regions appeared in the constitution in 1982, in anticipation of the talks with the United Kingdom over the question of the sovereignty over Hong Kong.

A representative of Free Montserrat United Movement stated that the administering Power had used its power, influence and finances to keep Montserrat in a state of colonial dependency.

Dropping sufficient tonnage of unguided unitary munitions to destroy targets across an entire designated area would undoubtedly lead to an increase in collateral concerns.

Food security Parties pointed out that many measures addressing vulnerabilities in one sector also had co benefits in other sectors that are vulnerable to climate change.

18. A query was raised as to whether, in a procurement contract for the supply of goods, the transport services associated with the delivery of those goods to the procuring entity would be considered as quot incidental services quot .

Everyone knows that it cannot be won, whatever that means, and Brown knows that both the war and Britain s servile subordination to the Bush administration are deeply unpopular in Britain.

Although women have access to work and income, their upward social mobility is de facto limited and thus tends to increase women apos s dependency and thereby their economic vulnerability.

Under the Decentralization Act of 1994 the country was divided administratively into six Provinces of Malampa, Penama, Sanma, Shefa, Tafea Torba which are supported under the Department of Provincial Affairs.

The purpose of the multilateral negotiations, which are the corollary to the bilateral negotiations and which Morocco is participating in and has consistently supported for several years, is to strengthen confidence in the region in the establishment of a positive and genuine peace among the parties, which should be bound by relations of mutually advantageous cooperation.

The USSR collapsed not for economic reasons, but because the slight lifting of the Iron Curtain revealed a reality that stood in stark contrast to the idea that people were subordinate to the state.

This could include complex interactions with the governing bodies of intergovernmental organizations, which might be uneasy about any possible formal subordination to a new body on matters relating to their chemical safety activities.

Consequential amendments would be required to Article 23 and Article 108 of the Charter, and the opportunity should, of course, be taken at the same time to remove the anachronistic enemy States clauses.

Here, more than anywhere else, because of their vulnerability whether it be due to the fragile ecosystems, the scant economic outlets or the lack of human resources any dependence necessarily impacts upon the very future of the societies concerned.

She directed my attention to Jordanian made films about the subordination of women inside the home, and to Rana Husseini s powerful book on honor killings, Murder in the Name of Honor .

These companies, however, are composed largely of buyers who import fashionable goods from throughout Europe and America, continuing the trend of Swedish business toward multinational economic dependency like many of its neighbours.

9. Her delegation was pleased to note the efforts of Nicaragua, which had greatly reduced the number of its military units and was implementing reforms and adopting laws to guarantee the subordination of the military to civilian government, was deploying efforts to disarm civilian groups and was destroying confiscated weapons.