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"The political and sectarian agenda is not facilitating the return of these families," he said.
A spokeswoman for Christie's, Bendetta Roux, said in a statement yesterday, "Christie's is happy to have collaborated in facilitating the return of the relief to Egypt".
Disparate as they may seem, these two events show how far the world has come in facilitating the return of World War II's stolen goods to their rightful owners.
A pattern is emerging from the Congressional investigation into Blackwater: the state department urging the company to pay what amounts to hush money to victims' families while facilitating the return of contractors involved in deadly incidents for which not a single one has faced prosecution.
A rapprochement with donors is crucial for the island's economy, but there are few signs of an agreement between feuding politicians.The African Union (AU) has suspended crisis talks in Madagascar after participating groups failed to agree on the formation of an inclusive interim authority and a political amnesty facilitating the return of the ousted president, Marc Ravalomanana.
Choi concludes that to enhance the fertility rates the impact of decreased labor force participation needs to be mitigated especially by facilitating the return to the labor market after childbirth.
The United Nations agency can facilitate the return of refugees to Iraq, but it is not recommending they return now because of continuing violence.
Nations are quick to dismiss the Palestinian right of return, but equally quick to facilitate the return of Darfur, Kosovan, or East Timor refugees in recent years.
"The government continues to work with Cambodia and other partners, including source countries, to facilitate the return or placement of people on Nauru and Manus Island," he said.
In July, a Russian strategy was introduced to facilitate the return of more than 1.7 million refugees to Syria, where 6.2 million people remain internally displaced.
This law, although imperfect, has facilitated the return of some 1.7 million grave goods, 57,000 skeletons and 15,000 sacred and communally owned objects.
