[...] [...] custody, the capacity of the courts has been increased, and coordination between the different authorities that make up the criminal system has been improved.

[...] the discretionary surplus reserve may be applied to make up losses of the previous years, or capitalised as the [...]

[...] have resumed but it will be difficult to make up for the delay that has taken place so far.

Members of national minorities have, inter alia, the following rights: to foster, develop and publicly express their national, ethnic, cultural and religious specificity; to use their symbols in public places; to use their language and script; to have proceedings conducted in their languages before State bodies in areas where they make up a significant majority of population; to receive education in their languages in public institutions and institutions of autonomous provinces; to found private educational institutions; to use their name and family name in their own languages; to have traditional local names, names of streets and settlements and topographic names [...] [...]

[...] [...] managers more accountable for income delivery; (b) review budget-setting methods and controls to ensure that budgets set and agreed with clients are more in line with project delivery; (c) improve monitoring controls at the regional offices over the performance of operations centres; (d) take steps against operations centres that have under-delivered; and (e) consider reducing administrative costs to make up for delivery shortfalls.

[...] [...] countries, the age structure of the Djibouti population shows a high proportion of young people, who make up nearly half the population.

[...] goes beyond the issue of intersectorality (to which the Sector is committed); it is about how to facilitate the Sector working with “new knowledge”, drawn from all the disparate threads that make up UNESCO.

When the amount of grant is used to make up expenses or losses incurred in subsequent period or is otherwise related to assets, the amount of grant received or to be received should be recorded as deferred income in the current profit and loss and equally allocated over the period in which the expense is recognised [...] [...]

[...] [...] hydrolipidic film, sets make-up and prolongs [...]

[...] [...] of the competence of international human rights bodies and courts, special domestic legislation, the establishment and strengthening of institutions to promote and safeguard human rights, the creation of new human rights bodies within the Executive, the promotion of a national human rights policy as a basis for a national plan of action, and other initiatives under the “Vision for the Country – Plan for the Nation” strategy, together make up a broad framework underpinning the decisions of the State, a mechanism that is expanding and that will undoubtedly make for progress in the current human rights situation and effective interaction between society and the State.

The study would also consider specific solutions for protecting informally employed persons, who make up the majority of employed persons in most developing countries.

[...] [...] cannot be used to make up for the fiscal [...]

[...] [...] Dakar, invited other host countries to support their respective centres so as to make up for the shortage of resources available from the Department of Public Information.

[...] [...] the life cycle of a biotechnology-derived plant from product development to commercial sales are a series of interlinked processes that collectively make up the “system” that is to be managed with respect to the quality of plant-product integrity.

[...] extract revives make-up colour and restores [...]

This standard electoral material and the additional material in Braille together make up the “accessible voting kit” that enables blind or severely visually impaired electors to identify the voting choice independently [...] [...]

Women make up at least 50 percent of the workforce in inland fisheries, while as much as 60 percent of seafood [...] [...]

[...] [...] sufficiently make up for the sluggish [...]

[...] [...] peacebuilding architecture, empower the Peacebuilding Commission and Fund, and promote greater coherence among the many pieces of the United Nations system that make up the peacebuilding picture.

[...] of women, who make up nearly half of [...] [...]

Its “mixed” or “hybrid” make-up including a minority of judges [...] [...]

In a sector where women make up about 95 percent [...] [...]

Because all of our solutions are created around our own software as part of a unified platform, they’re all fully scalable, they fit well together, and make up-selling and cross-selling easy.

[...] those on offer to make up your investment [...]

That is why today, as Colombia presides over the Security Council, we call on the other countries that make up the Council and the Organization to reflect on what we have done so far in Haiti and on how we can implement [...] [...]

Australia continues to benefit from its multicultural make-up – one of the most diverse in the world – enjoying a wealth of ideas, cuisines and lifestyles.

[...] [...] the professional training activities comprise professional qualification certificate programmes, such as library management, professional make-up, magazine editing and varied workshops, for instance, on handicrafts, carpentry, hardware, manufacture of garment and shoes, laundry, maintenance [...]

Women make up 55 per cent of older persons, 50 per cent of refugees, 51 per cent of internally [...] [...]

This partnership will have two components: (a) the direct procurement and delivery of 1.5 million tons of commodities that make up the food basket, and (b) capacity-building training for the Ministry of Trade to improve processes that support the public distribution [...] [...]