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Might also explain why we found her hair on the tape.
The frontfagsmodell(leading occupation model) has contributed to good economic growth anda low unemployment rate, but may also explain why some groups have greater negotiating power than others.
Also explain why certain chains do not need to be studied;
Mr. Elnaggar(Egypt) said that the Secretariat should also explain why the forensic audit of procurement activities commissioned by the Administration had been cancelled.
They also explain why environmental issues are not among the top priorities in these countries today.
The reporting delegation should also explain why the Government was not assuming a more active role in the bank's operation.
Please also explain why the State party did not submit the initial and subsequent periodic reports in a timely manner.
These disadvantages also explain why Porter assumes a lower profitability if the positioning is unclear.
Please also explain why the calculation of the subsistence level is based on a sample of the poorest 15 to 20 pert cent of the population.
The State party should also explain why ratification of the Protocol to the Palermo Convention had been delayed.
They also explain why the same set of push or pull factors in different countries lead to very different migration experiences.
The Commission should also explain why no distinction was made in the proposals between headquarters and non-headquarters duty stations.
Please also explain why domestic violence is handled through police mediation and why the 2005 Act is not being applied.
The Guide to Enactment should also explain why the Model Law refers to indefinite quantities, e.g. because it is possible that an item may be ordered only once.
It should also explain why paragraph 22 of the report outlined several functions that had not been approved by the General Assembly.
It could perhaps also explain why the compensation procedures in the cases cited in paragraph 117 of the report had been so lengthy.
This may also explain why many States parties are providing only very limited statistical data on the treatment of children in conflict with the law.
Please also explain why the relevant statistical data have not been disaggregated by national or ethnic origin E/C.12/SRB/2, paras. 53 and 56.
The delegation should also explain why there were only 8 per cent of women in the civil service and whether the Government planned to take steps to increase that percentage.
Please also explain why, under the Act, quotas and other special measures cannot be introduced to achieve de facto equality of men and women. E/C.12/SVK/2, paras. 10, 19 and 358.
That assumption could also explain why little attention has been given to other Security Council reform issues, such as its working methods and its real capacity to deal with the new threats to international peace and security.
Please also explain why the State party has not linked its efforts in this respect to the outcome of the Copenhagen Social Summit 1995 and the Social Summit Review in 2000.
The delegation might also explain why the same system had not been set up in Afghanistan, where responsibility for the review of the status of a detainee was entrusted to an officer, and in Iraq, where the review board did not conduct a hearing of the person concerned.
The Under-Secretary-General should also explain why the Administration was offering such a generous and costly early separation programme if the Secretary-General could achieve most of the staff reductions required by strictly observing the freeze on recruitment.
Please also explain why the State party declares itself unable to enforce granting women positions in universities and why the targets for the number of female professors in the country and abroad remain low and well below the European target generally CEDAW/C/NLD/5, p. 75.
The Secretariat should also explain why the Department should continue to publish, in English and French, annual compendiums of resolutions and decisions adopted by the General Assembly when the Department of General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services was able to publish the official volume earlier in all the official languages.
DPKO's lack of continuity in these areas may also explain why, after over 50 years of deploying military observers to monitor ceasefire violations, DPKO still does not have a standard database that could be provided to military observers in the field to document ceasefire violations and generate statistics.
The delegation might also explain why the 1994 amendment authorizing the Attorney General to direct the Department of Investigations of Police Officers to conduct criminal investigations into complaints against the ISA had not been used in recent years and why that type of investigation was systematically entrusted to the Inspector for Complaints against ISA Interrogators, itself part of the ISA.
That also explains why he poses the victims' hands like this.
It also explains why he shoots his victims through the heart.