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To deal with problems related to drug use;
Step 11: national strategies to deal with problems and loopholes.
The party plans to deal with problems of placement of orphans and television tongue-tied broadcasters and the lack of children's programs.
It can provide a reliable source of financing that helps agencies on the ground to deal with problems quickly.
Greener cities could help to deal with problems resulting from rapid urbanization.
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The project constituted an example of good practice in this country as a method to deal with problems of tax evasion.
On this basis, is expected to continue to deal with problems in which these developments are key ones.
The meetings held between Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and the Palestinian leadership had not been fruitful owing to Israel's unwillingness to deal with problems adequately.
The authorities have mandated several working groups to deal with problems relating to the phenomenon of commercial sex.
The ability to deal with problems alone- our instructions are accessible and understandable, so clients can implement each item to improve the site;
Some participants suggested considering the establishment of new institutions to deal with problems of globalization.
Root solutions should be developed to deal with problems comprehensively so as to avoid the causes of problems before they begin.
The Committee expresses particular concern at the use of criminal-law provisions to deal with problems arising from the inadequacy of housing.
This large bouncy castle will good for kid's healthy, develop children's interest to new things, enhance kids' ability to get along with partners,exercise children's ability to deal with problems.
The impact of these is to further constrain our ability to deal with problems encountered in the implementation of the Programme of Action.
An enterprising individual is always systematic in his approach to personal and business issues, andthey develop a potential that enables them to deal with problems and achieve solutions.
We urge the United Nations to adopt concrete measures to deal with problems of the external debt burden, illiteracy, disease and famine.
It is up to us-- all Member States-- to bring those forums closer to the realities of today's world and to make them fully functional and able to deal with problems.
We particularly welcome the support being provided for new measures needed to deal with problems in the justice sector, including the establishment of a judicial training centre.
Following the release of the report, the territorial Government established a Commission for Unity andRacial Equality specifically designed to deal with problems of race relations in Bermuda.
This is- misleading, because of which the citizens of Donetsk forced themselves to deal with problems whose solution is time-consuming, difficult and practically impossible for a person who does not have special equipment or knowledge.
Why not use the corresponding resources to strengthen the police force,which was better able to deal with problems specific to internal security?
The holding of a world summit on social development scheduled for 1995 to deal with problems of human security affords us an opportunity to engage in an international dialogue on the implications and results of transition in the world.
Ii Study of operational difficulties of a local nature andestablishment of a programme to deal with problems common to several routes. Continuing.
And in all industrialized countries action is still needed to deal with problems of children, whether problems of persistent(and sometimes increasing) poverty, or responses to the needs of children in particularly difficult circumstances.
Parental leave to care for children, which, since 1984,has been granted to both parents three days to each parent to deal with problems concerning the raising of their children, law 1483/1984.
Ms. BELMIR wished to know what measures had been taken to deal with problems arising from the fact that failure to carry identity documents on one's person during states of emergency could result in being held in custody for longer than 24 hours.
It is regrettable thatthe international community has again been compelled, in the period under review, to deal with problems endangering the integrity of the nuclear non-proliferation regime.
Mr. Cooper(INSOL International), endorsing the previous remarks, said that law reform was usually perceived as the solution when times got rough, butthere was often an even greater need to develop institutional capacity to deal with problems.