Corte Certo Plus V80201 15 Corte Certo Plus V.8.02.01 15 Ukraine expects Russia to fulfill its commitments to the UN Security Council resolution by the end of year that unites Transdniestria with the rest of the country. MOSCOW (Sputnik) — The statement was made during a meeting between Hennadiy Moskal, a representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, and Sergei Arbuzov, a representative of the presidential office of Transdniestria, the media service of the Presidium of the Moldovan Parliament reported Wednesday. "We have long expected the fulfillment of the commitments Russia had accepted to the UN Security Council resolution, and now that day is drawing near. We expect the fulfillment of this task by the end of the year, while Ukraine won't be satisfied with anything less," Arbuzov said, as quoted by the media service. The meeting was held on the sidelines of a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, which is led by Ukraine. "So, we want that the Moldovan side and the Russian leadership find themselves in the same position on this issue. I don't want to sound overly ambitious, but I want to explain the emotional relations of countries for half a century, and I hope that Russia will take into account the fact that Transdniestria is a territorial part of Moldova, and that it must be united with Moldova. It is an issue of two neighboring countries, not an issue of a document, which is subject to subsequent negotiations," Arbuzov added. The UN Security Council passed a resolution in March that calls on the parties to settle the conflict in Transdniestria peacefully. The resolution was triggered by a March 2014 shooting that left four people dead. The Moldovan side has been accusing the Russian military of orchestrating the incident. The United Nations dispatched a mission to the region, but Moscow has refused to cooperate with the mission, which has already been headed by a UN High Commissioner.Q: Ionic 4 - Compass Error When generating android app ionic cordova run android --prod Running command "cordova build android --prod -- --buildConfig=app/build.gradle" ANDROID_HOME=/Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/jobs/x13b/workspace/Trusty Node/node_modules/cordova-android/sdk JAVA_ Jasawe Gives Review Of System Error 000e 2 Logosplitter X9 License Key. Mar 21, 2019 . 1a32cc64c . and updating to the latest release fixed it... These old links will be redirecting to the new page. FAQ for the contact form has also been updated to reflect the new page. A: I made a PR for fixing the "old urls being redirected" problem. That will get you to the right place but the toc links will still be bad. Find more information: Q: Including sub-class's functions in an inheriting class In C++, is there a way to include a function from a sub-class into a base class when the sub-class's type isn't actually known at compile time, rather than defining it in the base class? Example: struct Base { virtual bool foo() = 0; }; struct Sub: public Base { bool foo(); }; int main() { Base* b = new Sub; delete b; } This allows me to call b->foo() in main, but I have to define it in Base. Is there a way to allow b->foo() to be called as a function pointer (which is what foo is in the sub class), but without having to explicitly define it in Base? A: It sounds like you're actually trying to do something more like the following: class Base { virtual bool foo(); }; class Sub: public Base { bool foo() override; }; Here, Base::foo is virtual, and Sub::foo is defined as being a replacement override of Base::foo. These are essentially the same as "overloading" a function, which you can do in any of your classes. So you should be able to use foo as a function pointer, just by casting the pointer: Base *b = new Sub; Base bb; int (*fp)(const Sub *s) = (int (*)(const Sub *s) { return static 82138339de
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