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A full report on the discussions will be presented to the CCW in November In March, the UN Human Rights Council heard concerns surrounding the ethical dangers such machines could pose.

In this study we measure GHG emissions across an OM gradient at the Charles City Wetland (CCW) in Charles City County, Virginia.

But this time may be different because now we have a champion of CCW in the White House and he owes the NRA big-time.

Struyk: We started the international Campaign to Stop Killer Robots in 2013 — it immediately gave a push to the international discussion, including the one on the Human Rights Council and within the [Convention on] Conventional Weapons (CCW) in Geneva.

Observers monitored one type of stimulus (walker or cuboid) and one type of transition (Switch to CW/Switch to CCW) in each block of six trials.

These plants generated roughly 131 million tons of CCW in 2007, according to the ACAA.

Smart solutions are needed in order to make the next CCW Meeting in Geneva in November a success.

Right-to-carry laws expanded in the 1990s as homicide rates from gun violence in the U.S. increased, largely in response to incidents such as the Luby's shooting of 1991 in Texas which directly resulted in the passage of a carrying concealed weapon, or CCW, law in Texas in 1995.

Laws that permitted persons to carry concealed handguns, sometimes termed a concealed handgun license, CHL, or concealed pistol license, CPL in some jurisdictions instead of CCW, existed in 34 states in the U.S. by 2004.

Community care workers (CCWs) in rural South Africa provide medical, personal, household, educational, and social care services to their clients.

Engaging Community Care Workers (CCWs) in the delivery of integrated TB/HIV services may enhance universal coverage and treatment outcomes, and address human resource needs in sub-Saharan Africa.