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Prime Minister Sharon describes evacuation from Gaza as vital to Israel.

A few days later, Bob Denard was evacuated to South Africa by French paratroopers.

Relief goods were distributed by helicopter, and 367 persons from 21 countries were evacuated.

In November 2004, 46 Israeli nationals were evacuated on an Italian flight.

As at 24 August, 286 people had been evacuated, while others had left on their own.

One local official called it the heaviest snowfall in 50 years. Thousands have been rescued and taken to emergency shelters or hospitalized.

UNMIL also assisted in the evacuation of people who were illegally mining and hunting in the Sapo National Park.

In the event of attack, however, the company would have the capability to mount a robust defence and or evacuate the internees.

Nationals from countries with robust protection protocols, and sufficient financial resources, were efficiently evacuated (the Philippines was exemplary in this regard).

There is no doubt that the evacuation of Jewish settlers in areas that Israelis consider part of their God given territory represents a huge ideological reversal.

In 2008 a new French intervention strengthens the regime of Chadian President Idriss Deby and evacuated foreigners while rebels from neighboring Sudan attacked.

In that regard, the Meeting agreed that the Office for Outer Space Affairs should clarify the matter with the executive secretariat of the Charter.

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The increase in expenditure affects all areas of the Accounts Division as a result of the anticipated significant increase in the number of accounting transactions to be recorded.

Bulgaria In Vidin an industrial district was flooded and over 300 people were evacuated to a tent city about 20 kilometers from the town.

The Jews of Gibraltar were, like those elsewhere in the kingdom, expelled from Spain by order of the monarchs in March that year.

In 1996 in the Central African Republic (CAR), operation Almandin secured the safety of foreigners and the evacuation of 1,600 people after the army mutinied against President Ange Félix Patassé.

On April 16, in the localities of Rast and Negoi, Dolj County, more than 800 residents were evacuated, as a dam collapsed due to the rising waters of the Danube.

Several security rehearsals, including a complete evacuation, were used to test the updated and revalidated crisis management operational plan for the Headquarters complex.

In 1991 in Zaire (now Democratic Republic of Congo), the Belgian and French troops managed to evacuate foreigners after violent riots and looting occurred in the country.

The latter are ultimately responsible for the overall security of a peacekeeping operation, specifically with regard to providing military security during the relocation or evacuation of staff.

With most of Latvia's industrial base evacuated to the interior of Russia in 1915, radical land reform was the central political question for the young state.

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During the withdrawal from Gaza and large parts of Samaria between mid August and mid September, a Jewish population in excess of 8,000 had been evacuated.

Furthermore, Japan was currently undertaking field evaluation tests on mine clearance machines and detectors that had been developed in Japan as part of its programme of assistance to mine clearance.

While many residents of the area had been evacuated, the nearby town of Muslumovo remained inhabited and its people feared they had been singled out as Muslim guinea pigs in a horrible radioactive experiment.

Procedures often consist of purifying the test substance, isolating it in a container, evacuating any foreign gas, then measuring the equilibrium pressure of the gaseous phase of the substance in the container at different temperatures.

On 17 August an operation commenced to evacuate an estimated 1,000 people who were illegally residing, mining and hunting in Sapo National Park.

Furthermore, UNMIL would designate a standby mechanized company, based in Liberia, to serve as a rescue or evacuation force for the company in Sierra Leone and the Court's staff, in case of a serious security crisis.

Following the UN resolution on the partition of Palestine in late November, the Jewish immigrant flow increased and they were accommodated in new locations, established in former military camps, evacuated by the British.

These changes led to the evacuation of 218 international non essential staff from Mission and Sector headquarters and the suspension of work, including recruitment activities, for almost 70 days, until 10 January 2005.

Just a few weeks later, a mob attacked Israel s embassy in Cairo, forcing the evacuation of Israeli diplomats and creating a major row with Egypt s fragile interim government.

In that context, and as I told the Government in my meetings in Harare, the massive urban eviction campaign of hundreds of thousands of people was the worst possible action at the worst possible time.

According to a survey conducted by the United States Department of Commerce, evacuation rates were estimated as follows 45 in the Outer Banks, 23 in the area around the Pamlico Sound, 23 in Virginia, and about 15 in Maryland.

Furthermore, as of 20 September, and following the completion of the evacuation of civilian army infrastructure from four settlements in the northern West Bank, Israeli forces put an end to their permanent presence in the area of the evacuated settlements.

Perhaps the most incongruous presence was Gen. Victor Stanculescu, a favorite of the Ceausescu s who only days before had reportedly organized their evacuation from the rooftop of the Central Committee.

Finally, another group of MONUC peacekeepers this time from India came to the rescue and helped evacuate the aid workers on helicopters.

In July 2004, the islands of Tristan da Cunha experienced six weeks of tremors, causing some of the islands' residents to recall the seismic activity of 1961, which caused a mass evacuation.

These should have included stricter building codes, smarter evacuation policies, and better preservation of wetlands (which could have reduced the ferociousness of the hurricane).

Ms. Brooker (United Kingdom), speaking on behalf of the European Union and those aligned with it, welcomed the successful Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and parts of the northern West Bank, and commended Israel's armed forces and police for maintaining peace during the evacuation of settlers.

Furthermore, as of 20 September 2005, and following the completion of the evacuation of civilian army infrastructure from four settlements in the northern West Bank, Israeli forces put an end to their permanent presence in the area of the evacuated settlements.

Noting with concern the continued consequences of the volcanic eruption, which led to the evacuation of three quarters of the Territory's population to safe areas of the island and to areas outside the Territory, which continues to have enduring consequences for the economy of the island,

Between 1968 and 1973, British Labour and Conservative governments organized the removal of everyone living on the 55 islands that now constitute the British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT), and that were split off from Mauritius at the time of its independence.