There were no serious communicable disease outbreaks, children got back to school relatively quickly, separated and unaccompanied children were registered promptly and measures to protect children and safeguard their psychological well-being were carried out rapidly.
It made important contributions to ensuring that there were no serious communicable disease outbreaks, that children got back to school relatively quickly, that separated and unaccompanied children were registered promptly and measures to protect children and safeguard their psychological well-being were carried out rapidly.
She was not a student council type, though she did register to vote promptly at 18 — as a Republican, because it was her mother's party.
After informing the dealer's daughter, Ute Griesser, that the Motherwell she and her brother inherited was stolen, Mr. Flam said he suggested she contact the Art Loss Register, which she promptly did.
There were iPhone apps to promptly register violations and upload the data into a centralised database, mobile teams to chase and photograph buses carrying "carousel" voters, hotlines to call and soup kitchens to provide sustenance.
The protest organizers demanded that the courts speed the progress of about 100,000 rape cases; that the police to pledge to register rape complaints promptly; that Parliament hold a special session to strengthen laws on rape, sexual harassment and child abuse; and that the Delhi police commissioner be fired for his handling of the protests.
When she recently posted pictures of searingly colorful wildflowers, her followers promptly registered approval, some suggesting they would make a fine print on a dress.
And registration and transitional arrangements for CM practitioners were approved only in 2000, at which point 7500 promptly registered.
Since the 1990s, awareness has been growing of the importance of promptly registering children's births as an essential means of protecting their rights.
By Rabiu Musa and Geoffrey Njoku Since the 1990s, awareness has been growing of the importance of promptly registering children's births as an essential means of protecting their rights.
