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The discussions within the informal core and contact groups were complemented by a number of bilateral discussions both in Geneva and in Member State capitals.
The presentations were complemented by a high-level panel discussion on the topics of anti-corruption training and technical assistance, which included speakers from UNODC and the Government of Morocco.
These were complemented by additional commitments, including other internationally-agreed development objectives, and those emanating from national processes where often more ambitious targets have been set.
These services were complemented by dental and basic support services, such as radiology and laboratory facilities(see annex I, table 6).
The political initiatives of the African Union were complemented by the courageous deployment of AU troops in Darfur.
In many countries, unemployment benefits and other social protection measures were complemented by the temporary expansion of" last resort" measures.
In this process, private learning efforts by firms were complemented by free or low-cost access to specialized facilities owned by the State, low-cost information on new products and processes, subsidized/decentralized materials and testing services.
These reforms were complemented by initiatives aimed at strengthening cooperation and coordination among the organizations based in New York in the context of the Common Services Procurement Working Group of the Task Force on Common Services, established at Headquarters in 1997.
Serbia reported that its Constitution prohibited discrimination and its Criminal Code criminalized offences motivated by racist and xenophobic tendencies. The constitutional and penal provisions on discrimination were complemented by the Law on the Prohibition of Discrimination.
These assessments were complemented by an UNMIL/UNOCI joint technical assessment mission to south-east Liberia in November 2011, and a joint border assessment in July 2011.
The first Expert Meeting confirmed the principal findings of the global review, which were complemented by additional information supplied by experts, particularly in technical areas and relating to national and regional experiences.
These provisions were complemented by article 5 of the Labour Law which provided for non-discrimination and equal treatment, as well as article 4 of the Law on Disabled People which stipulated non-discrimination against people with disabilities.
Headquarters support efforts, including ensuring implementation of the RSD Procedural Standards, were complemented by Regional Global RSD Officers in Kenya, Lebanon and Malaysia, who undertook numerous support missions to field offices.
These activities were complemented by a comprehensive review of the health information system which was ongoing, in collaboration with CDC, with the aim of improving monitoring, evaluation and intervention based on identified needs and priorities.
These were complemented by a Directive from the Director General of the Ministry of Education which established a new policy for the prevention of violence and the creation of a safe environment in schools.
Academic conferences in Heidelberg attended by foreign speakers and visitors were complemented by similar visits abroad by MPI staff, as well as lectures at foreign universities and the distribution of
These activities were complemented by a comprehensive review of the health information system currently ongoing in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention with the aim of improving the process of monitoring and evaluating programme activities and the selection of appropriate interventions based on identified needs and priorities.
Accordingly, the UNCTAD secretariat prepared the revised version of the Model Law on Competition on the basis of written contributions received by member States in 2010, which were complemented by research carried out by the UNCTAD secretariat with support from academia and practitioners.
Legislative measures were complemented by measures for human rights education;
Those bodies were complemented by a robust network of NGOs and advocacy groups, and open media that played an important role in monitoring and reviewing the State ' s fulfilment of its obligations.