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This could not be fully understood then.
Without reinforced capacity at the national level, the Convention could not be fully implemented.
The hand could not be fully flexed for a grasping motion or spread for raking.
Food security anda safe water supply in the more arid countries of the region could not be fully ensured.
However, the goals of decolonization could not be fully met as long as people were still living in Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Despite the existence of constitutional guarantees for the protection of minorities,they were not and could not be fully implemented.
However, the various programmes of action adopted could not be fully implemented and sustained without the required financial resources.
Owing to the low price of flour andother utilization restrictions, a donor's cash contribution for the purchase of flour to feed Palestine refugees could not be fully expended.
Projects that could not be fully funded by UNDP present opportunities for funding from bilateral or other sources.
The potential contribution of migrants to the economy and society could not be fully realized if there were deficits in the implementation of their rights.
In addition, we could not be fully certain that there would be no damage to mankind or the environment resulting from the use of such technology.
As stated earlier in the report,the objectives of the enhanced humanitarian programme could not be fully achieved, primarily owing to the shortfall in revenues.
Three paragraphs of the draft could not be fully discussed due to a shortage of time and had been included under the authority of the Chairman.
The reforms initiated by the Secretary-General in 1997 to strengthen the role of the United Nations in promoting development could not be fully put into effect if the Organization did not have a reliable financial base.
Since this item could not be fully considered during the present session, we would like the opportunity to consider it during the sixty-first session.
In this context, we are convinced that the prosperity and security of Europe andparticularly of its Mediterranean countries could not be fully achieved without genuine efforts to contribute to the development of the southern Mediterranean countries.
Half of the complaints received could not be fully verified for reasons including incomplete information, lack of witnesses, fear of retaliation, and limited access to some regions for reasons of security.
However, it should be noted that, to this day, the Economic andSocial Council request to the Board, in its resolution 1996/20, to intensify its programme of country missions could not be fully implemented owing to budgetary limitations.
However, she reiterated that the Law could not be fully effective unless it contained sanctions for non-compliance.
As the analysis in this report is based on the situation prevailing in 2008, the many new developments regarding system-wide coherence and integration since 2009,while mentioned in the report, could not be fully factored into the analysis.
They were becoming more complex and more difficult and could not be fully resolved until the basic political conflict was directly addressed.
That goal could not be fully realized in the current neo-liberal global economic order, in which world trade continued to be a tool to serve the interests of the more powerful States.
In the area of the law of the sea and ocean affairs,three major developments, which could not be fully anticipated upon the formulation of the programme budget, called for action that affected programme performance.
Those requirements could not be fully reproduced in the draft convention, and the Working Group was cautioned against including one particular safeguard, such as a time bar, without including other safeguards contained in some national laws.
All measures taken to collect andexchange information relevant to the prevention of genocide could not be fully effective unless they were followed by specific action at the heart of the United Nations, in particular in the Security Council.
According to the report of the United Nations Commission on the Private Sector and Development entitled"Unleashing Entrepreneurship:Making Business Work for the Poor", developing countries held$US 9.4 trillion in private financial assets that could not be fully mobilized for development.
However, the opportunities provided by internationalization could not be fully exploited by SMEs from developing countries because of various constraints and challenges, which needed urgent solutions.
That seemed to her to be an ambiguous situation and perhaps even a contradictory one,since if they were Government bodies which functioned as national machinery they could not be fully independent; they would have to follow Government policies and guidelines.
Her delegation felt that such operations could not be fully successful unless adequate resources were placed at their disposal and effective legal protection guaranteed for their personnel.
In discussions with the Secretary-General,it had been determined that the initial plan for the first of those two periods could not be fully implemented owing to delays in the deployment of military and civilian personnel and in military demobilization.