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We also noted a number of regional initiatives.
In addition to the assessment of progress in implementing the recommendation regarding the enforcement of conflict of interest rules,the monitoring team has also noted a number of deficiencies in the regulation of conflict of interest within the Law on Public Service, including the following.
The review also noted a number of areas where efforts could be strengthened.
She also noted a number of projects that were under way at the national level in a number of participating countries.
The Working Group has also noted a number of other challenges at a strategic level, including.
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He also noted a number of incidents between the Khomani San and the local police force resulting in alleged abuses, torture and harassment.
However, the review also noted a number of important remaining challenges that required attention and support from the Commission.
They also noted a number of irregularities and shortcomings in the proceedings, including the inaccuracy of voters' lists, the insufficient training of electoral staff and the high rate of absentee voting.
Karim Kokrekbayev also noted a number of projects that are implemented by Korean experts of our region in the field of agriculture.
She also noted a number of information, education and communication materials available on trafficking in persons and domestic violence against women at the Regional Social Service Centre of the Pervomaisky District of Minsk.
The contest commission also noted a number of the refinery employees displayed a high creative activity at development new technical decisions.
The Board also noted a number of issues related to operational aspects of the future field representation scheme, including that of remaining within the limits of existing budgetary resources and of a phased-in approach.
In its report of 17 April 1998(S/1998/336), the Committee also noted a number of areas where further efforts were needed on the part of the Committee, such as the prioritization of contracts and the timely explanation of the reasons for placing applications on hold.
Thailand also noted a number of policies such as the 2009 Education Act and the Strategy for the Development of Samoa for 2008-2012.
His delegation had also noted a number of inaccuracies in the report and agreed with the Advisory Committee that reliable statistics were essential.
The workshop also noted a number of questions that could be useful to address in determining habitat variability and change see paragraphs 3.3 and 3.4.
The mission also noted a number of opportunities for improving the coordination between military, police and civilian protection and human rights actors.
Mr. Chadwick also noted a number of other issues to be addressed over the longer term, including the importance of assessing and redeveloping the Convention's Internet site.
The Meeting also noted a number of invitations extended by representatives of several United Nations entities to the Meeting participants to become involved in joint initiatives.
The Committee also noted a number of cooperative efforts between the space agencies of several countries to launch satellites to monitor the impact of climate change and the parameters related to it.
The Committee also noted a number of cooperative efforts between the space agencies of several countries to launch satellites to monitor the impact of climate change and parameters related to it.
She also noted a number of projects aimed at the revision of existing curricula and textbooks or the creation of new ones so as to convey positive images rather than merely prohibiting negative ones.
The Committee also noted a number of national education initiatives aimed at educating the general public on matters relating to outer space, including the astronaut costume design contest of Malaysia and general seminars, workshops, symposiums and lectures.
In this respect, the Scientific Groups also noted a number of national workshops that had been scheduled for the period 2008-2009 in Ecuador, Oman, the Philippines, and Thailand, which aimed, inter alia, to sensitize countries to the need for and implications of ratifying the London Protocol.
The Advisory Committee has also noted a number of shortcomings in the presentation of results-based budgeting frameworks for peacekeeping operations during its consideration of mission budget proposals for the 2012/13 period, for example, with respect to UNISFA and MINUSTAH see A/66/718/Add.12, para. 35, and A/66/718/Add.11, para. 16.
The author also noted a number of ongoing or planned studies on DU weaponry as well as the growing international action in civil society against them, including calls for a moratorium on their use by a number of States and several intergovernmental organizations.
We also note a number of national Governments, especially in the developing and Nordic countries, that have empowered women through affirmative action, thus enabling them to participate in decision-making and legislation.
It also notes a number of other activities, among others: concerning the establishment of special reception centres for unaccompanied minors; a draft law on the creation of a guardianship service, access to education and missing persons, which contains provisions on unaccompanied minors.
The Committee also notes a number of measures taken during the period under review to combat human trafficking, including a comprehensive programme for the period 2006- 2010, approved by Government Decree No. 213 on 6 May 2006.
However, the Committee also notes a number of differences between the two International Tribunals on this subject.