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placing greater emphasis on development-related activities would lead to a reduction in the number of international conflicts
has thereafter led to a reduction in the number of interlocutory appeals filed during the current period.
This will lead, in the long term, to a reduction in the number of industrial-type territories,
Mr. Abdellatif(Egypt) pointed out that the substantial decrease in number of resolutions submitted by the Group of 77 over the past five years had led to a reduction in the number of reports requested of the Secretary-General.
which has led to a reduction in the number of vehicles requiring replacement in the next period.
recruitment through competitive examinations(para. 79), he said that increased participation on their part would improve the quality of the selection process and lead to a reduction in the number of complaints.
that such clarity may lead to more precise language and even to a reduction in the number of the options provided.
While many developing countries had experienced some-- albeit slight-- economic growth, that had not led to a reduction in the number of poor people in general or of unemployed young people.
from medicine price increases, it seems attributable to a reduction in the number of prescriptions in the case of antibiotics.
While competition authorities may examine a case based on the lessening of competition due to a reduction in the number of players, sector regulators,
enterprises fitted with modern equipment helps to create more favourable working conditions in various sectors of the Turkmen economy and leads to a reduction in the number of workers engaged in work involving unfavourable conditions.
which had led to a reduction in the number of State companies
Although the UNHCR shelter programme has contributed to a reduction in the number of returnees living in refugee-like situations thanks to the construction
as more focused concluding observations should naturally lead to a reduction in the number of pages requiring translation which would release capacity that could be directed to the translation of other documents of the treaty bodies