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... countries . B ) As in the case of the Subsection ( B ) reports , these Subsection ( C ) ( 1 ) statements make no determination regarding a country's human rights practices - a point frequently missed in media stories which characterized ...
... countries . B ) As in the case of the Subsection ( B ) reports , these Subsection ( C ) ( 1 ) statements make no determination regarding a country's human rights practices - a point frequently missed in media stories which characterized ...
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... countries in question , 2. specific criteria for judging performance and changes in the human rights situation in offending countries , and 3. a system for coordinating with other countries concerning U.S. action on human rights and ...
... countries in question , 2. specific criteria for judging performance and changes in the human rights situation in offending countries , and 3. a system for coordinating with other countries concerning U.S. action on human rights and ...
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... country is also im- portant for our Executive Directors in the IFIs so that they can intelli- gently discuss the reasons for the U.S. positions with EDS of other countries , and with the managements of the Banks . ( Our ED in the World ...
... country is also im- portant for our Executive Directors in the IFIs so that they can intelli- gently discuss the reasons for the U.S. positions with EDS of other countries , and with the managements of the Banks . ( Our ED in the World ...
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... country . -constantly examine the implementation of its programs in all countries to ensure that they are supportive of the Administration's human rights objectives . -review annually , on a country - by - country basis , its total pro ...
... country . -constantly examine the implementation of its programs in all countries to ensure that they are supportive of the Administration's human rights objectives . -review annually , on a country - by - country basis , its total pro ...
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