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This Working Group reported to the fifteenth session of CSTD.
The disaster's impact extended beyond national grounds;in light of its occurrence, Insurance Australia Group reported an estimated net claim loss of A$65 million US$61.5 million.
The Liaison Group reported that Mr. Ndagijimana was released on 17 September.
Among those aged 12-17, only 30 per cent perceived a“great risk” in smoking cannabis once a month,while 24.1 per cent of respondents in the same age group reported not being exposed to drug abuse prevention messages other than those in schools.
In 2011 CBRE Group reported that they had purchased a 2006 $42.5 million mortgage in default on the Smith Tower.
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The Rashaida tribe has also been identified as one that works closely with Eritrea, especially on cross-border smuggling andsecurity-related matters. The International Crisis Group reported on 8 August 2014 that in 2013, General Manjus subcontracted border policing to Rashaida paramilitary groups that Eritrea had trained in the past.
The TRAIN group reported significant increases in condom knowledge and awareness of HIV/AIDS.
In the first half of 2018, the Group reported 97% revenue growth amounting to USD 90 million.
The group reported that they thought that the block had ended on 13 January at 4:50pm, but the blocking methods showed up later, and they deleted the tweet with the incorrect information.
In accordance with resolution 4/8, the group reported to the Council at its fifth session A/HRC/5/6.
The Group reported that M23 had continued to receive limited support from within the territory of Rwanda.
In its final report of 2012, the Group reported on the integration of Nyatura see S/2012/843, paras. 120-125.
The breakout group reported on progress made vis-à-vis reaching consensus on the proposed amendments, and identified areas for future discussion.
In its report of 2010(S/2010/596, box 11), the Group reported on another traceability initiative, the ITRI Tin Supply Chain Initiative iTSCi.
The Group reported in 2006 and 2007 that the company had equipped the security forces and security operations command centre with ballistic materiel see S/2012/196, annex 17 a.
During a subsequent session, the co-chair of the contact group reported that the group had been unable to agree on whether to list chrysotile asbestos in Annex III to the Convention.
In 2012, the Group reported several cases of massacres of FDLR and their dependants committed by Raia Mutomboki see S/2012/843, paras. 148-149.
During its previous mandate, the Group reported that the Ivorian Ministry of Defence had imported vehicles produced by ACMAT see S/2012/766 and S/2013/228.
Furthermore each group reported that the full compilation of the submissions by the Parties had also been discussed and a few, mostly editorial, changes had been made.
With regard to the individuals named on the Committee's sanctions list, the Group reported that it was liaising regularly with the Ministry of Justice and, in particular, that it was investigating new bank accounts in Côte d'Ivoire of former President Gbagbo and a possible breach of the travel ban by Martin Fofié.
The group reported on progress to develop"footprints"(size-frequency distribution diagrams) for West African diamond production.
Subsequently, another group reported successful clinical diagnosis of a suspected Bartter syndrome patient of Turkish origin.
This group reported that it was group will coconsidering ways of improving reporting on particulate matter, as well as addressing the requirements for modellers of anthropogenic sources of PM.
In the area of customs, the Group reported that the country still suffered from weak or non-existent customs controls throughout Ivorian territory.
The Group reported that Eritrea had retained links with warlords and spoilers allied with the Federal Government of Somalia, some of whom in turn had relationships with AlShabaab.
In its 2010 report, the Group reported on the military influence in mine sites around Lugushwa, particularly the site“D18”, which is operated by Jerome Catche.154.
The core group reported on the evaluation of the self-assessments provided by beneficiary countries under the Assistance Programme, which were generally disappointing though there were also examples of good self-assessments.
In the area of customs, the Group reported that the country still suffered from weak or non-existent customs controls throughout the Ivorian territory.
Moreover, the Group reported that Eritrea had moved the coordination of financial transfers to certain regional armed groups from its embassy in Nairobi to its embassy in Khartoum see S/2013/440, paras. 56-67.
In a previous report(S/2009/521), the Group reported to the Committee on violations of the sanctions regime concerning the supply of weapons and related materiel to the Forces nouvelles.