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These groups reported their conclusions to the Task Force.
These were open to all, andgovernment representatives from the sectoral working groups reported on their activities.
Local horticultural groups reported he was growing over 1,300 different species.
According to the local county commissioner, the attack was carried out by the Sudanese Armed Forces,targeting members of Sudanese armed rebel groups reported to be in the area.
Industry groups reported that alternatives are not available for those applications.
A cause for deepening concern for the Special Rapporteur is the increasing incidence of large-scale extrajudicial killings carried out by security forces and armed groups reported to be sponsored, supported or tolerated by Governments.
Working groups reported their conclusions and recommendations in the three topic areas.
A clearly discernible trend in recent years is the increasing incidence of large-scale extrajudicial killings carried out by government security forces or armed groups reported to be sponsored, supported or tolerated by Governments.
The breakout groups reported their outcomes at the workshop's final plenary session.
A cause for deepening concern for the Special Rapporteur is the increasing incidence of large-scale extrajudicial killings carried out by government security forces and armed groups reported to be sponsored, supported or tolerated by Governments.
At Beijing+5, women's groups reported a strong governmental commitment to the Beijing Platform for Action.
Many service members of all races and ethnic groups reported negative experiences they felt were based on their race or ethnicity.
Nine working groups reported and continued their activities in the fields of: training courses in toponymy, toponymic data files and gazetteers, toponymic terminology, pronunciation, romanization systems, country names, exonyms, evaluation and implementation and publicity and funding.
Some Syrian non-governmental organizations and opposition groups reported that between 13,000 and 17,000 citizens had been killed as a result of the crisis.
Six working groups reported and continued their activities in the fields of: training courses in toponymy, toponymic data files and gazetteers, toponymic terminology, romanization systems, country names, and publicity and funding.
In rural areas, human rights groups reported only rare cases of politically motivated violence or physical intimidation.
Some Christian groups reported that religious meetings must be held discreetly, especially in rural areas, for fear of the authorities.
Below at the regular plenary session of 28 July 2004, several working groups reported their progress to the plenary, including the working group on the assignment of counsel, the working group on consistency and coherence in sentencing and the working group on electronic surveillance.
The thematic working groups reported that they each have their own terms of reference and annual work plan and that they meet formally on average from three to six times per year.
Three days later, human rights groups reported the murder of a man by a group of residents who accused him of theft, and beat and burnt him to death.
Three days later, human rights groups reported the murder of a man by a group of people who had accused him of theft and beat and burnt him to death.
The heads of per-sector working groups reported progress in the activities envisaged under the EEU-accession roadmap and introduced the projected measures.
Numerous working groups reported their findings to the Office of the High Representative about different legal matters pertaining to the State Court in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The discussion groups reported that the following points had been raised during their discussions on the most pressing needs and challenges regarding public participation in GMO decision-making.
The chair of the contact and drafting groups reported that several rounds of discussion had yielded some progress but no consensus on whether the substance fulfilled the four screening criteria of Annex D to the Convention.
During the reporting period, such experts groups reported continued trafficking of arms, including small arms and light weapons, through various means and channels, including land, air and sea, to the States under arms embargoes.
United Nations observers andforeign human rights groups reported that Saharans were experiencing difficulty in obtaining Moroccan passports, that the Government monitored the political views of Saharans more closely than those of Moroccan citizens, and that the police and paramilitary authorities reacted with particular harshness against those suspected of supporting independence and the Frente POLISARIO.
In work groups reports are discussed with doctors, assessed and documented as much as possible.
The TRAIN group reported significant increases in condom knowledge and awareness of HIV/AIDS.
The Liaison Group reported that Mr. Ndagijimana was released on 17 September.