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This provision is intended to permit [the office] to remain active in every type of discrimination subject matter while retaining discretion to engage in technical assistance efforts where appropriate," Hill said.

Mr. Rosenstiel's request for a zoning change to permit the construction of office build ings, aroused widespread oppo sition from the surrounding restidential community.

This form includes a barcode that permits the Copyright Office to process the form with its scanners; because each barcode is unique to the registration application, you can only use Form CO to register the work for which you requested it.

It called on Congo to permit the immediate reopening of the office and to cooperate fully with the effort to start a dialogue.

Egyptian authorities must return confiscated property; permit the reopening of all offices of NGOs closed in the raids; and allow the unfettered operation of local and international NGOs as they work to expand respect for human rights and help the Egyptian people's efforts to form a more just, open and democratic political system.

Others have suggested that the New York City Council modify the term-limits law to permit the mayor to remain in office when his term expires.

One effort is aimed at rezoning four blocks of the street to permit the construction of both larger office and residential buildings.

Mr. Ishaq Khan was thrust upon Pakistan as President as a condition set by the military establishment to permit the elected Government to take office.

Wilson thus not only refused to recognize Huerta but also tried to persuade the dictator to step down from office and permit the holding of free elections for a new democratic government.

Except in Portland and Minneapolis, each local government is free to make its own decisions about whether to permit the building of a new office block or shopping mall, regardless of any cost the decision imposes on neighbours.

They played down the significance of the decision to permit the conversion of the welfare offices.