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rights-based articles with special attention paid to the progress made since the submission of the Fifth Periodic Report.
Attention was drawn to the progress made by small island developing States since the adoption of the Barbados Programme of Action by the Barbados Global Conference in implementing sustainable development strategies through action at the national
had drawn attention to the progress made in government-controlled territory while referring to massive human rights violations in territories controlled by the rebels.
I am also concerned to draw attention to the progress made in the Sudan, which I observed during the meeting of the Council of the League of Arab States in Darfur,
Mr. Zuber drew attention to the progress made in the Task Force's work
would be an appropriate response by the United Nations to the progress made by his country.
One of the most important directions for United Nations-CSCE cooperation relates to the progress made in the development and consolidation of contacts
That represented another step forward, further to the progress made by the adoption of the Berlin Declaration by the Organization for Security
attention was drawn to the progress made with regard to the preparation of a number of studies,
With regard to the progress made in the preparation of the draft legislative guide on privately financed infrastructure projects,
Due to the progress made in the adoption of gtrsto be included in the programme of work" in the agenda of its next session.">
Recognizing also the challenges of climate change to development and to the progress made towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals,
Council in October 1997(S/1997/774) referred to the progress made in this area and the destruction of the remaining chemical equipment, materials and analytical instruments.
His delegation also attached importance to the progress made on the draft Convention on the Carriage of Goods[Wholly
fatherhood compared to the progress made by men and women in the professional field leads to the treatment of children as an unnecessary burden,
Paragraphs 1 to 5 referred to the progress made by the Commission in its work during the previous year,