(e) Providing proper assistance to child victims throughout the legal process

And I'll meet the proper man with the proper position, and make a proper wife who can run a proper home and raise proper children.

Next, we need proper science, proper evidence.

Proper?

Hey, barman, a proper drink for a proper triggerman.

46. The problems created by fraudulent and improper claims are aggravated by the lack of proper legal procedures in the claim process.

A proper kite needs a proper tail, don't you think?

OIOS and UNCC are currently taking active steps to resolve the issue of the proper scope of the audit of a legal process.

Finland Proper

Yes, proper.

Proper names.

The informal process should result not only in the proper involvement of the interested delegations in the preparatory process but also in the avoidance of the introduction of new ideas in the plenary sessions.

Well, proper trooper!

Wear proper shoes

fit and proper.

Good and proper!

However, some of the huge stumbling blocks in the process of integrating the developing countries into the international trade system have not received proper attention.

In such cases, the process prescribed by law is adhered to such as consultations with the affected communities, proper notification and provision of relocation sites.

Concerns have also been expressed about the lack of a proper appeal process in Chad22 and Oman (see E CN.4 2001 9 Add.1, para.

As for counter terrorism, the Council had created four subsidiary bodies that lacked proper coordination and that seemed to be preoccupied with process rather than substance.

That's all quite proper.

You need proper food.

Court deems it proper

Now we're proper officers.

a proper little aborigine.

Take your proper places.

Local integration is the end product of a process with interrelated legal, economic, social and cultural dimensions and has a proper place in comprehensive durable solutions strategies.

. In almost all States proper assistance was provided to the victims always or usually in order to enable them to present their concerns throughout the legal process.

appellation a proper name term, such as the name of an agency or other proper entity

The way to find a proper nanny is to go about it in a proper fashion.

UNHCR does not, however, wish to impair proper needs assessment by imposing budgetary ceilings on the programme formulation process a prioritization of identified needs is the preferred method.

Their views should be ascertained by means of a proper and normal process acceptable to the international community, to ensure an accurate understanding of what those views were.

He needs proper medical attention.

This is the proper setting.

A proper gentleman. A foreigner?

Don't they ever dress proper?

The confirmation of the results paves the way for the investiture of a new parliament at the proper time and, consequently, for the conclusion of the Bonn political process.

The representative of Italy said that the budget process was flawed in many ways from its adoption to its implementation and did not allow for proper control in Geneva.

And weigh with a proper balance.

In which are written proper affairs.

And weigh with a proper balance.

In which are written proper affairs.

Weigh your goods with proper balance

Weigh your goods with proper balance

Restoring proper management of natural resources