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In a number of instances, principally because of illegal levies,
It can showcase a number of instances of support reflecting good practice and"what works best" in regional bureaux
Number of instances reported in which financial information is used
However, there are a number of instances where observed quality has deteriorated
Ii Increased number of instances in which civil society organizations and other institutions are
The Committee points out that, in a number of instances, the Mission has merely noted its requests and/or recommendations.
The report states a number of instances, particularly in the security sector,
more vigorous proactive document management may help to reduce the number of instances when it is necessary to resort to self-revision
The Advisory Committee notes a number of instances in which posts are redeployed to entirely different functions.
Ii Increased number of instances in which regionally agreed positions are presented in global forums
in quite a number of instances, the death of the victim, be it intentional or not.
In a number of instances, inhuman or degrading treatment has been used, in violation of existing human rights norms.
It is to be hoped that financial support will be forthcoming from the international community since that will make it possible to extend this movement of solidarity and to reduce the number of instances of illegal occupation of property.
A number of instances of strife or aberrations are part of the historical legacies inherited by Member States.
Increased number of instances in which representatives of governments,
Measures to ascertain the facts In a number of instances, the Secretary-General was asked to investigate the facts of a particular situation or his efforts to do so were endorsed.
consistent operating procedures, thereby limiting the number of instances where operating procedures had to be devised in an ad hoc manner.
In this regard, the Committee has noted a number of instances where actual expenditures may prove to be lower than the estimates.
As is indicated below, the Advisory Committee believes that additional policy decisions are required in a number of instances.
The project team noted a number of instances where the corrupt PEP created