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The Chinese garden is a landscape garden style which has evolved over three thousand years.
Today, the Chamorros comprise just over one third of the population and play an active role in the political andsocial life of the island, which has evolved into a multi-ethnic society.
This leather bag is a tribute to reading which has evolved from the printed page to the digital screen.
The GEO assessments and other assessments are produced within a conceptual andanalytical framework, which has evolved and matured over time.
GoboLinux is a Linux distribution based on an alternative directory tree, which has evolved from a custom LFS installation to a distro that's used and maintained by a small group of people today.
The Chamorro now constitute just over one third of the population and play an active role in the political andsocial life of the island, which has evolved into a multi-ethnic society.
For two decades, Togo, like many other African States,has had a system which has evolved very rapidly with the establishment, for example, of the freedom of candidates to stand in the legislative elections.
It will be interesting to get acquainted with the culture of Belarus, which has evolved over many centuries.
This report marks two decades of UNCTAD's programme of assistance to the Palestinian people, which has evolved in line with Palestinian development needs and changing circumstances in the region, in particular the establishment of the Palestinian Authority and the launching of an international programme of assistance to the Palestinian people.
The cultural space of Boysun is a result of human's creative spirit, which has evolved and transformed over history.
These include the southern China growth triangle(China, Hong Kong andTaiwan Province of China), which has evolved through the enterprise community taking advantage of the Chinese open-door policy and has little government involvement and the ASEAN southern growth triangle(Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore), established with strong government involvement.
The Special Rapporteur is aware of the differences in traditions prevailing in various parts of Afghanistan, including the cultural tradition andheritage of Kabul, which has evolved at a different pace.
We do not see how the proposal for a new concept of trusteeship,which has a very precise meaning in international law and which has evolved during the course of history, can add any significant value or practical effect to the efforts already made in a number of United Nations bodies and conventions.
In this connection, members will recall that,at the organizational meeting of the First Committee, I stated that I would continue the useful device of clustering draft resolutions, which has evolved in the course of the past few years.
The most valuable roles are those of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS(UNAIDS) and of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS,Tuberculosis and Malaria, which has evolved as a viable mechanism for financing HIV/AIDS programmes and other health programmes in developing countries.
Such a review should facilitate efforts by Member States to address possible constraints, gaps andimbalances in the system, which has evolved rapidly in an ad hoc manner in recent years.
The comparison of the IAEA and OPCW regimes illustrated different approaches to verification andalso posed the question of the extent to which verification should be codified in a treaty- IAEA safeguards being an adaptable regime which has evolved over time, and OPCW verification having parameters specifically governed by an annex to the CWC.
A number of interventions to improve child survival were prioritized including revitalization of EPI, Newborn Survival, Child Days Plus(CDP), Integrated Management of Newborn and Child Illness(IMNCI),Home Based Management of Fever, which has evolved into the Integrated Community Case Management(ICCM) and Nutrition especially Infant and Young Child Feeding and HIV/AIDS.
There would be merit in reviewing the categories and the privileges associated with them-- particularly in the light of informal practices which have evolved in recent years.
Western Union services, which have evolved over 160 years, quickly and reliably connect people and businesses with each other around the world.
He stressed the need for valuation, which had evolved since governments in countries in transition had started to levy property tax.
Community-based social funds, which have evolved as mechanisms to channel public resources to meet particularly pressing needs at the local level.
Mr. Rezag-Bara then proceeded to illustrate the different interpretations of the right to self-determination, which had evolved over three generations.
At the Cartagena Summit, the States Parties reaffirmed their understandings on victim assistance which have evolved through ten years of implementation of the Convention and the evolution of international human rights law.
Gerald's work shows the possible intersections and continuities, however,it also points to discontinuities between these two theories which have evolved at markedly different periods.
Tremendous efforts had been made to promote andprotect human rights in his country, which had evolved from a highly autocratic and centralized nation to one in which democratic processes were being introduced and decentralization was under way.
Mr. Manjeev Puri(India)said that the current scale methodology, which had evolved over the decades as a result of lengthy deliberations by the members' predecessors, truly reflected the inviolable principle of capacity to pay and accounted for changes in the relative growth rates of Member States.
Giving priority to treaty rules which had evolved into customary international law was viewed as ensuring predictability in assessing individual criminal responsibility for serious crimes by eliminating the ambiguity that might arise from the different definitions of crimes in national legal systems.
These include rules relating to internal armed conflicts, many of which have evolved as a result of State practice and jurisprudence from international, regional and national courts, as well as pronouncements by States, international organizations and armed groups.
Another innovative concept is the"New generation cooperatives", which have evolved in North America, where niche markets are served by rural-based activities relying on improvements in technology and communications.