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In Section 3, we provide a fundamental introduction to S-modular games and their main properties, while in Section 4 the combined optimization problem is formally described and addressed as a two-variable S-modular game.

Going beyond the rhetoric, should access to education be legally protected and addressed as a human right under international law?

In Angola, citizenship can be considered and addressed as a strong tool for building peace beyond the absence of war.

Non-specific hybridization can be measured through the use of specificity controls on the microarray and addressed as a statistical problem [ 8, 13].

"Social progress can only be achieved when children's rights are high in the political agenda and addressed as a systematic and distinct concern", said Dr Stefan Frowein, Ambassador and Head of Delegation of the European Commission to Bangladesh.

Although as discussed above both communities worked towards a common purpose in having maternal mortality understood and addressed as a human rights issue by the United Nations they have not worked on a common policy to address this issue.

And while it may well be therapeutic for divorcing parties to come to terms with the reasons their marriage unraveled, that process is most authentically and successfully addressed as a private matter.

Its medical use is recorded from around 3000 B.C. onward and is addressed as a curative substance in the holy Bible.

"As members of parliaments, you can make sure that child rights remain high on the political agenda in your country and are addressed as a matter of priority," concluded Anders Johnsson, Inter Parliamentary Union Secretary-General.

Since then, Mr. Margiela (the designer prefers anonymity and to be addressed as a design collective), has remained very artsy and committed to blurring the lines between art and clothing, exhibiting in museums around the world.

She said: "Impunity for state violence has resulted in the current human rights crisis and must be addressed as a matter of urgency".