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Peruvian people were Latin, which represented an excellent basis for working together.
Government invested $161.5 million in education, which represented the second largest share of the budget.
It welcomed the universal periodic review, which represented a learning opportunity for the country.
It is on par with the level of cost increases of $31.1 million during 2012-2013, which represented a 3.1 per cent increase.
In 2001, however, that country reported a seizure volume of 82 kg, which represented a significant decline from the levels recorded in previous years.
were elected, which represented an improvement since 1999 20.
The increase of unliquidated obligations was due mainly to compensation claims, which represented $91,531,122 or 99 per cent of total unliquidated obligations.
Finally, special mention should be made of the visits by Gervasio Sánchez which represented a truly exceptional opportunity to listen and talk with the author of this project.
The meeting of Sandjak separatists publicly voiced positions which represented open attacks against the territorial integrity
A body which represented interest groups might jeopardize the consultative process unless effective management was ensured.
In all, 9,000 claims had been analysed in depth, which represented 67 per cent of the total
A total of 231 observation missions were undertaken, which represented a total of 656 days in the field.
Expenditure had been $50,232,000, resulting in an unencumbered balance of $1,900, which represented near full utilization of the approved resources.
18,473 applications were approved, which represented 93.4 per cent of the applications received(19,780)
Latvia expressed serious concern regarding disproportionate restrictions imposed on NGOs, which represented a step backward in civil and political rights.
Macunaíma was an attempt on the part of Andrade to write a novel which represented pan-Brazilian cultura and language.
Visitor arrivals in 2004 exceeded 1.15 million, which represented a 27 per cent increase from arrivals registered for 2003.
The total nominated amount for all countries was 483.589 metric tonnes, which represented a 35 per cent reduction from the amount nominated in 2011 for 2013.
rather than communicating through a draft resolution which represented an attempt to bring political pressure on Turkmenistan
Provisions for loan losses were Ch$30,461 million(US$55.3 million), which represented an increase of Ch$17,936 million(US$32.5 million)