The focus of the report this year, in Part II, is e-government initiatives directed at improving operational efficiency through the integration of back-office functions. Whilst such initiatives, if successful, will deliver benefits to citizens, the primary purpose is to improve the effectiveness of government and governmental agencies. (...) The key variables involved in the delivery of back-office integration are the people, processes and technology required.
Whilst the technology is increasingly resilient and 'fit for purpose', the evidence indicates that success or failure is less a technological issue and more a people issue - in particular, the ability to change public service cultures and motivate public sector workers to new ways of working, address trade union concerns, and provide adequately skilled and competent management and leadership."
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The focus of the report this year, in Part II, is e-government initiatives directed at improving operational efficiency through the integration of back-office functions. Whilst such initiatives, if successful, will deliver benefits to citizens, the primary purpose is to improve the effectiveness of government and governmental agencies. (...) The key variables involved in the delivery of back-office integration are the people, processes and technology required.
Whilst the technology is increasingly resilient and 'fit for purpose', the evidence indicates that success or failure is less a technological issue and more a people issue - in particular, the ability to change public service cultures and motivate public sector workers to new ways of working, address trade union concerns, and provide adequately skilled and competent management and leadership."
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Score: 745512.5
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ELECTRIC STORAGE SYSTEMS : REVISION OF PACKING INSTRUCTION 903 / TRANSMITTED BY THE EXPERT FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM
However, the way in which the text is written seems to indicate that whilst
batteries and cells alone or batteries and cells packed with equipment must meet the Packing
Group II performance levels, packaging for batteries and cells contained in equipment need only
be packed in strong outer packagings. (...) The equipment itself will protect fitted batteries or
cells whilst those packed with the equipment will be fitted in the protective material in such a
way that it additionally protects the batteries or cells themselves. Thus UN tests of packaging
containing equipment batteries or cells could lead to significant damage to the equipment whilst
having no effect on the battery or cell.
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Score: 740240.33
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THE VALUATION OF PATENTS : A REVIEW OF PATENT VALUATION METHODS WITH CONSIDERATION OF OPTION BASED METHODS AND THE POTENTIAL FOR FURTHER RESEARCH : BACKGROUND PAPER FOR DISCUSSION / PREPARED BY ROBERT PITKETHLY
However,
Patents are subject to a particularly wide range of decisions both whilst they are being applied
for and following grant. (...) However, on July 3rd, 1996 the CAFC whilst upholding the jury’s verdict
on infringement awarded a new trial concerning damages saying that the study by Litton's
damages expert Dr. (...) The rates used ought to be appropriate to the risk involved at each stage and following each
type of decision, whilst in practice a constant rate is usually used.
4.6.
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GE.13-16664
Human
Refuting the official narrative, however, eminent Beijing-based Uyghur scholar Professor
Ilham Tohti, who himself has been subjected to years of harassment, had remarked that it
was the result of forced demolition of houses, whilst the Uyghur American Association
A/HRC/24/NGO/65
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(UAA) furthered that tensions were running high after a 7 year old Uyghur boy was
“hacked to death” by a Han Chinese individual.
(...) Shortly after the protests
started, police fired upon the protesters, killing as many as 15, whilst at least 200 people
were detained, as confirmed by the local Communist Party chief during a call with RFA on
30 June 2013.
Reporting and Social Media Crackdowns
Whilst the information provided by independent media and Uyghur human rights
organisations is reliable, the lack of ability to investigate further what happened has left
many questions unanswered, in particular the fates, whereabouts and conditions of all those
detained, and the situations during which fatalities occurred.
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Score: 737951.07
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GE.13-13688
Human
They tried to contact the
police whilst defusing the situation, but were attacked with knives. (...) Subsequently, the regional committee of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) commended
the 15 deceased as “regional anti-terrorist heroes”, honouring them for their bravery and
sacrifice, whilst 7 were also awarded the “regional outstanding CCP member” award.
(...) The reputable Dui Hua Foundation recently found
through its research that 50% of all ESS charges are implemented in XUAR, whilst this
region accounts for only 2% of the population of the PRC, thus clearly showing a
discriminatory implementation of these laws.
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Much of this coverage remains ‘unimproved’ or basic, and the next big challenge, whilst continuing to accelerate progress, is converting this coverage to ‘improved’ or ‘safe’ sanitation.
Whilst the implementation of CLTSH remains strong, the study findings suggest there are some key implementation adjustments which could improve the uptake of improved sanitation.
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Score: 737503.7
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This is the testimony of Berthilde, a survivor of the Rwandan genocide
During the genocide, whilst living in Gitarama with my sister, I was gangraped on two separate occasions. (...) I tried to bring about an abortion, but that didn’t succeed.
I gave birth whilst still in Zaire and the child became one more burden that I didn’t know how to bear.
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The Prosecution did not file an appeal against the sentence whilst the Defence asked that he be acquitted on all grounds. (...) She stressed that the official archives of the Tribunal would remain with the Mechanism for the International Criminal Tribunals until another decision was made by the UN.
Jelačić added that whilst the Tribunal’s Information Centers are primarily concerned with providing access to the archives to those most affected by its work, the citizens of the former Yugoslavia, the ICTY is currently working with a number of other international institutions on providing them access to public records of the archives so that they can be used in future projects.
(...) He explained that this is done either through requests coming from the region or through their liaison representatives in The Hague. He emphasised that whilst a decision on the future location of the archives is pending, non confidential Court documents are already available to the public electronically.
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The Prosecution did not file an appeal against the sentence whilst the Defence asked that he be acquitted on all grounds. (...) She stressed that the official archives of the Tribunal would remain with the Mechanism for the International Criminal Tribunals until another decision was made by the UN.
Jelačić added that whilst the Tribunal’s Information Centers are primarily concerned with providing access to the archives to those most affected by its work, the citizens of the former Yugoslavia, the ICTY is currently working with a number of other international institutions on providing them access to public records of the archives so that they can be used in future projects.
(...) He explained that this is done either through requests coming from the region or through their liaison representatives in The Hague. He emphasised that whilst a decision on the future location of the archives is pending, non confidential Court documents are already available to the public electronically.
***** International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia For more information, please contact our Media Office in The Hague Tel.: +31-70-512-8752; 512-5343; 512-5356 Email: press [at] icty.org ( ) Follow ICTY on Facebook , Twitter and Youtube
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