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Each investor in the fund owns units, which represent a part of these holdings.
All of those efforts, which represent a progressive multilateral approach, should not suddenly be abandoned or overlooked.
Similarly, the angel peacock(tawûsê melek)is the most important of the seven angels(melek) which represent God on earth.
(d) Housing and the monitoring of dwellings which represent a danger to cleanliness and public health;
These are considered to be generally accepted because all instruments areadopted by consensus by the 162 IMO members, which represent all regions of the world.
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All of those efforts, which represent a progressive multilateral approach, should not suddenly be abandoned and overlooked.
This breakdown is not available for the extrabudgetary funds, which represent nearly all of the total expenditure.
Retail trade jobs, which represent 90 per cent of jobs in the trade sector, declined 3.8 per cent in the second quarter of 2010 to 6,025 compared with 6,266 in the same quarter of the 2009 fiscal year.
This approach finds itselfwell reflected in the list of initial sponsors, which represent all parts of the globe.
Governments can also invest in the retrofitting of public buildings, which represent more than half of the total building stock,which, it is estimated, will consume 40 per cent of global energy by 2030;
My country notes with concernthe indiscriminate use of biological and chemical weapons which represent a danger to all mankind.
In addition, the timely processing of letters of assist, which represent 45 per cent of the 2009/10 ex post facto cases, is strongly influenced by the negotiations between the Department of Field Support and the troop-contributing country.
This is in proportion to therequests for legal aid service to youth, which represent 14 per cent of applications for legal aid.
Second, juvenile centres, like adult detention facilities,are usually affected by negative phenomena which represent a constant danger for the juvenile.
Taking into account the low rate ofexpenditure for the current period under this budget line, which represent less than 20 per cent of the appropriation, the Committee is not convinced that the Mission has the capacity to implement the totality of the projects envisaged.
Moreover, as the largest donor of development assistance,Japan is taking creative initiatives for the development of developing countries, which represent two thirds of the United Nations membership.
Mineral Exploration ===Magnetometric surveys canbe useful in defining magnetic anomalies which represent ore(direct detection), or in some cases gangue minerals associated with ore deposits(indirect or inferential detection).
But many are asking why the governmenthasn't taken more responsibility for the lynchings, which represent a serious threat to public safety.
Different biotolerable, bioadhesive and biodegradable substances, which represent an alternative system to stitches for closing and sealing ocular incisions.
This highly vulnerable population is most affected bychanges in the price levels of staple foods, which represent a very large part of their household budget.
(a) The need to reconcile the promotion andprotection of human rights, which represent a strategic and irreversible choice for Morocco, and socio-economic constraints.
Provide information on measures taken orplanned to address clandestine abortions, which represent the fourth leading cause of death for women.
The landscape is decorated with multi-coloured flags which represent the five elements, fire, wood, earth, water and iron.
However, the enlargementshould not be designed at the expense of the small and mid-sized countries, which represent the vast majority of the United Nations family.
It recalls the previous resolutions on the subject andinsists that Israel comply with the resolutions, which represent the will of the international community and confirm the applicability of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949 to the Arab territories occupied in 1967.
To simplify this system,funded ongoing activities and special projects, which represent recurrent costs, have been consolidated with the General Fund.
(e) Direct targeting by the"Islamic State" of ethno-religious minority groups which represent a high proportion of the internally displaced persons(arts. 1, 2 and 5).
Hungary shares the profoundconcerns of all nations in the wake of recent events, which represent a brutal violation of the right of the people of that country to self-determination.
The current development agenda places strongemphasis on the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, which represent basic social objectives that every country should strive to meet.
Additionally, the Special Rapporteur wishes to emphasize that the existence oflegal and institutional frameworks which represent good practice is essential, but not sufficient for ensuring that intelligence services respect human rights in their counter-terrorism activities.