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that did not mean that, in the opinion of his delegation, the text fully reflected the progress which had recently been made in Cuba in the area of human rights.
In keeping with past practice, the Agency launched its own emergency appeal, fully reflected within the consolidated appeal, to request $185.8 million to cover the period from January to December 2005.
development of the NKAO within Azerbaijan confirms that the form of autonomy that had evolved fully reflected the specific economic, social, cultural and national characteristics of the population and the way of life in the autonomous oblast.
The guidelines and recommendations elaborated by the Commission fully reflected the interests of all States, and acknowledged the link between nuclear disarmament and conventional disarmament at the global and regional levels.
The secretariat said that the comments made would be fully reflected in the next Executive Director ' s report to the Economic and Social Council, to be presented to the Board at the first regular session of 2006.
With regard to the status of the Covenant, the fact that its provisions were not fully reflected in the new Constitution did not mean that the Covenant was held in low esteem
However, he hoped for a balanced communications campaign on reform that fully reflected the positions and perspective of Member States and those of senior United Nations officials.
I wish to assure him that the reservations he has expressed will be fully reflected in the verbatim record of this meeting.
To a certain extent they are reflected in the programme budget for the 2012-2013 biennium, but will be more fully reflected in the strategic plan for 2014-2019 and future biennial strategic frameworks and programme budgets.
the expected accomplishments and indicators of achievement were better formulated and fully reflected the work being done by the Centre.
fair trial guarantees of article 14, such as the presumption of innocence and the right to appeal in criminal cases, are not fully reflected in the Constitution or in the Code of Criminal Procedure.
His Government hoped that the Trilateral Forum could resume at the earliest opportunity, and it stood ready to explore new means of advancing dialogue that fully reflected the interests, rights and responsibilities of Gibraltar.
spirit of compromise and consensus so that all Member States were equally involved in budget decisions and could satisfy themselves that the resource allocation fully reflected the Organization ' s priorities.
parties recognised that the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities had been fully reflected in the design and implementation of the Montreal Protocol.
the Working Party must ensure that the political and policy commitments made at São Paulo were fully reflected in the work programme, and in that connection, special attention should be given to creative industries.
On 28 June 1996, Ukraine had adopted a new Constitution that fully reflected the provisions of the Covenant and provided strong protection for basic human rights such as the right to life, the right to work, education, housing and leisure, and the right to due process of law.
As has been seen above, and as is confirmed by NKAR ' s existence and development as part of Azerbaijan, it built up a form of autonomy that fully reflected the economic, social, cultural, national and everyday needs of the population of this autonomous region.
between forest functions and agricultural productivity is widely known and fully reflected in agricultural land prices.
are not fully reflected in the State party ' s legislation and administrative and judicial decisions, as well as in policies and programmes relevant to children.
Although some States had expressed the view that the provision did not comply with the notion of a“genuine link”, and therefore had no justification, his delegation was convinced that the paragraph was very significant and fully reflected the importance attached by the commission to the prevention of statelessness.