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But the rebels had objected to language about the need to raise the consumption (sales) tax in 2011 in order to finance social welfare.

The Saudi delegation also reportedly objected to language about the gender dimension of climate change and the integration of the UN's human rights convention into the Paris text.

In this section, language about whether a State law or regulation may be "in effect" is omitted as redundant to language about whether it may be "enforced".

Perhaps the more we shift to language about "investing" in social change, rather than "donating" to a cause, the more comfortable people will be with risk.

Oddly enough, some of the language of the Microsoft event was eerily similar to language about innovation in the new huge advertisements that IBM started running a few days later in newspapers.

The primary Leximancer analysis found that references to climate vulnerable groups are relatively little present, as well as poorly connected to language about practical strategies and socio-economic contexts, both also little present.

The last time was in 2012, and also stemmed from Cambodian opposition to language used about the territorial dispute.

In Mexico, according to language criteria, about 6%% of the population of 5 years of age or older are considered indigenous, or 6.3 million people.

— Lawmakers also passed a change to sentencing laws in California to add language about rehabilitation.

By not agreeing to final language about what the world should do to tackle NCDs, our public leaders broke our trust.

Before the meeting, all participants were sent written information in easy-to-understand language about the purpose and topic of the meeting.