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• The security of the United States, its citizens, and U. S. allies and partners ;

• We should create a mechanism to hold countries accountable that promote terrorism against the United States.

• reformed the taxation of U. S. persons working abroad and foreign corporations doing business in the United States.

• Presented a concert to break the siege on the Iraqi people " Caravan of Mary ," was attended by a group of former members of the United Nations and the British lower house of parliament in Britain in 2000.

• He made music directed to the martyrs of the massacre ofQana, resulting from striking Israel to a United Nations school included Lebanese refugees fleeing the fighting on April 18, 1996, during which he spent a number of martyrs reached 106 and injuring a large number of innocent people in 1996.

• Gave a charity concert entitled " Mother Earth " which included a distinguished group of musicians from 8 countries to participate in the celebrations and ceremonies of the United Nations peace between humans and the flow of life, despite the differences, conflicts and wars in Egypt in 2005.

• Ceremony commemorated World Refugee Day in Damascus under the auspices of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees ( UNHCR ) World Refugee Day ceremony in Syria in 2008.

• Ceremony commemorated World Refugee Day in Beirut under the auspices of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees ( UNHCR ) World Refugee Day ceremony in Lebanon in 2009.

• This is in addition to supervising The Arabic House ofOud branches, which were inaugurated in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates in 2007, and in Constantine, Algeria, and in the library of Alexandria, 2011.

• Add to the continious performances inside and outside the Arab world, and interest in direct institution by flowersthat deal with the treatment and education of Iraqi children inside and outside Iraq, in addition to his interest in humanitarian and national issues throughout the Arab world and more broadly to include humanitarian issues in the world and most recently preparing for a tour to help the Somali people to resist the drought which hit theirhomes in cooperation with the United Nations.

• The United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration banned bottom trawling off most of its Pacific coast in early 2006 and has restricted the practice severely off its other coasts as well.

• William D. Rogers, " United States Investment in Latin America: A Critical Appraisal, 11 Virginia Journal of International Law 246 ( 1970-71 ).

• William D. Rogers, " The United States and Latin America ", Foreign Affairs, vol.

The medal distributed in the rest of the Commonwealth shows the Queen, wearing St. Edward's Crown, circumscribed by the inscription ELIZABETH • II • DEI • GRA • REGINA • FID • DEF ; on the reverse is the shield of Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom flanked by the years 1952 and 2002.

The royalty from this book will be distributed among the following non-profit peace organizations, and I invite readers to donate to any and all of these and other organizations as long as they promote peace, justice and progress: • Amnesty International • Code Pink: Women for Peace • Common Dreams • Democracy in Action • Democracy Now • If Americans Knew • Jewish Voice for Peace • Kucinich. us • Muslims for Peace, Justice and Progress • Unitarian Universalist Association • United for Peace and Justice

• Participation in the ceremony of the fiftieth anniversary of the Nakba Pfdhae Arab House under the auspices of the Secretariat of the League of Arab States and the evening entitled " You " in Tunis in 1998.

• Member, Canada-United States Inter-Parliamentary Group

• 1904 St. Louis Olympics: a Philadelphia-based team ( Turngemeinde gymnastics club ) captured the first-ever gold medal in team competition for the United States.

• 1948 London Olympics: Temple University gymnasts Marian Barone and Clara Schroth-Lomady help the United States win its first medal for women in team competition with the bronze.

• 2004 Athens Olympics: Jason Read ( Ringoes, N. J .) was a member of the U. S. Men's Eight that won gold and set a world record in rowing ; Temple women's basketball coach, Dawn Staley, was the United States team captain and flag bearer and a member of the women's basketball team that won gold ; Miles Avery ( Philadelphia native and Temple graduate ) is an assistant coach on the Olympic Team and personal coach of All-Around Champion Paul Hamm. Juan Ignacio Sanchez ( Bahia Blanca, Argentina ) Temple's graduate was a member of the Argentina's Basketball national team that won the gold medal.

• The SUNAMCO Medal, given by the Commission on Symbols, Units, Nomenclature, Atomic Masses and Fundamental Constants ( C2 )

• The Boltzmann Medal, awarded by the Commission on Statistical Physics ( C3 )

• The Fritz London Award, given by the Commission on Low Temperature Physics ( C5 )

• The Young Author Best Paper Award, established by the Commission on Semiconductors ( C8 ) and sponsored by the semiconductor industries of USA, Japan and Europe

• ICM Award in Magnetism, established by the Commission on Magnetism ( C9 )

• The ICPE Medal, sponsored by the Commission on Physics Education ( C14 )

• Penning Award Excellence in Low-Temperature Plasma Physics, established by the Commission on Plasma Physics ( C16 )

• ICO Prize, awarded by the Affiliated Commission for Optics ( AC1 )

• ICO Galileo Galilei Award, awarded by the Affiliated Commission for Optics ( AC1 )

• Campaign finance reports and data at the Federal Election Commission

• Dr Bridgette Gasa-youngest member of the National Planning Commission

• In 2005, the FAO ’ s General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean ( GFCM ) banned bottom trawling below 1000 metres and, in January 2006, completely closed ecologically sensitive areas off Italy, Cyprus, and Egypt to all bottom trawling.

• Conducted a study on the plight of under trials languishing the jails of Bihar and submitted the same for necessary action to the National Human Rights Commission.

• Submission of the report ( 26. 12. 1976 ) of the Mungeri Lal Commission constituted in 1971 to examine the condition of the socially and educationally backward classes and their numerical representation in government services.

• Increased the number of Members in the Bihar Public Service Commission to have representations from the minorities, scheduled castes and tribes.

• Other problems: Other important setback identified are the constant lack of legal counsel present at sessions of the Committee to give legal guidance on decisions being taken by the Committee ; lack of coordinated cooperation and communication between the African Commission and the Committee and the non-prioritising by the AU of the work of the Committee resulting in delays and cancellation of sessions.

• Commission of the African Union, African Union Headquarters, P. O.

1953 • New York State Governor Thomas E. Dewey, and the state legislature formed the temporary Tweed Commission ( named after its chair, lawyer Harrison Tweed ) to conduct public and private hearings regarding the post-World War II court situation ; such as overall caseload volumes that had grown to the point where court delay was becoming a major problem and procedural reform was necessary.

1958 • The Tweed Commission Report proposed reform through centralization of court administration, simplification of court structure, and continued supervision of the courts by the Judicial Conference and the Appellate Division.

1962 • A new Judiciary Article for the State Constitution, implementing many of the Tweed Commission recommendations, was approved by the Legislature and the voters ; this article created the " Unified Court System ," established the various trial courts, established the Administrative Board of the Judicial Conference ( the Chief Judge of the Court of the Appellate Division ), and conferred on the Appellate Divisions various administrative powers.