Examples of using However , it noted that in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, it noted that further progress could be achieved in improving existing safeguards for children and the child protection system.
However, it noted that legal amendments resulted in narrowing down the opportunities for public organisations and independent candidates to run for elections.
However, it noted that the independent information and concluding observations of the treaty bodies were out of date,
However, it noted that some religious and human rights groups are concerned about legislation passed in 2001 and 2004 that provide for the dissolution of groups under certain circumstances and ban the wearing of conspicuous religious symbols by public school employees and students.
However, it noted that de facto discrimination against persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities, in particular migrant workers and members of their families, still existed among some sectors of the population.
However, it noted that the increasingly difficult socio-economic situations for families and high levels of stress and pressure can result in serious risks of domestic violence towards children.
However, it noted that work on a number of issues, including specification of an inspection and observer system, remained to be
However, it noted that 13 implementing partners from the 112 projects sampled had total outstanding advances of $8.2 million as at 31 December 1999, some of which had been outstanding since 1994.
However, it noted that, while more than $8 million had been received, a further $4 million was needed to fund the boundary demarcation activities, which were estimated to cost approximately $12 million.
However, it noted that more work was needed to improve prison conditions, curtail corruption, increase public access to public information, increase reporting of cases involving domestic violence, and address child abuse.
However, it noted that the very poor were excluded from SRG membership owing to factors ranging from their seasonal migration in search of employment to fewer income and savings opportunities.
Norway also commended Seychelles for improving maternal and child health; however, it noted that girls under the age of 20 still accounted for approximately 14 per cent of all births.
However, it noted that, unlike the European Convention on Human Rights, none of the United Nations core human rights conventions ratified by Denmark had been incorporated in Danish law.
However, it noted that the Government recognizes Portuguese as the official language in State institutions and education and further noted that, while the Government has no policy to protect original languages, these languages include indigenous languages that are under threat.
However, it noted that minorities are comprehended by Pakistan exclusively as religious minorities other than Muslims and that no specific policy
However, it noted that NFPs should be implemented in the context of[diverse][each country ' s] socio-economic, cultural, political and environmental situation[in various parts of the world].
Norway positively noted the introduction of the Gender Equality Act and the establishment of the Commissioner for Gender Equality and Equal Treatment, however, it noted that financial and human resources to effectively carry out responsibilities under the Act were lacking.
However, it noted that such increase is due both to the greater adaptability of women to the demands of the market, for example in part-time positions, and the rise in the number of" women ' s occupations", such as personal services like domestic help and door-to-door selling(78 per cent of women in the south are engaged in these types of work).
However, it noted that women in the national, local and regional government administrations are still under-represented in positions of decision-making authority, with only 10.3
The European Union appreciated the efforts made by the Committee on Contributions to prepare its report in accordance with General Assembly resolution 48/223 C. However, it noted that, although many proposals had been made, the report contained only a limited number of recommendations for adjusting the scale methodology.