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Repression in Puerto Rico had become even more overt.
The Convention had become even more effective since the entry into force of amended article 1 in 2004 and Protocol V in 2006.
A number of delegations stated that the gap had become even wider.
Indeed, for some participants, UNCTAD had become even more relevant, given the current international environment and global rules.
By the time the Board entered upon its duties in 1928 the situation had become even more sombre.
Eleanor's delicious treats had become even more popular than before.
At this point Lenin intervened to push the Soviet leadership into acceptance of German terms,which by now had become even harsher.
The development challenges were daunting and had become even more so as the world faced a global financial crisis of profound magnitude.
In spite of the progress made in disarmament sincethe end of the cold war, in some ways the planet had become even more dangerous.
The embargo, which blocked international cooperation with Cuba, had become even more aggressive and constituted the main obstacle to the country's economic development.
He noted that the world had changed so dramatically that the pressure to decolonize,which had been so strong, had become even more complicated.
Implementing that vision had become even more important with the economic situation that had captured the attention of the international community for the last year.
Mr. Hagen(United States of America)said that his Government's concerns about the Council had become even more pronounced over the past year.
The Programme's goal had become even more relevant with the renewed emphasis placed by the United Nations on the promotion of the rule of law, including the rule of international law.
The various measures taken by the Taliban proved that they were aware that their policies had become even less popular and that their power was eroding.
The Programme's goal had become even more relevant with the renewed emphasis placed by the United Nations on the promotion of the rule of law, including the rule of international law.
Mr. WANG Xuexian(China) said that, while the world economy had recovered to some extentover the past year, the imbalance in development had become even more noticeable.
The need for humanitarian assistance in war-torn Somalia had become even more urgent with the recurrence of drought and, more recently, the devastating effects of extreme cold spells.
The experimental reimbursable seeding operations endorsed at the previous Governing Council session were a timely initiative that had become even more important.
The Director explained that, with fewer professional staff, reliance on external experts had become even more crucial to delivering the required number and maintaining the quality of SIAP training courses.
CPC had become even more important for ensuring that the programmatic content of the budget conformed to legislative mandates, given the proposals that had been made for the wholesale deletion of mandated programmes through the instrument of the budget.
Before these could be given practical fulfilment after the First World War manufactured narcotic drugs had become even more freely available and were being extensively misused in a number of countries.
This had become even more imperative as a result of serious mitigating factors inhibiting development, including the convergence of global crises-- energy, food and financial-- and their culmination in the global economic meltdown that has since plunged the entire world into a deep economic recession.
As a result of thefinancial crisis of a few years previous, this double non-taxation had become even less acceptable to countries as they were struggling to generate more tax revenue.
Those goals had become even more pertinent following the Millennium Summit of the United Nations, at which heads of State and Government from the entire world committed themselves to substantially improving living conditions for their citizens through a number of concrete measures set forth in the Millennium Declaration.
The Habitat Agenda's twin goals of shelter for all andsustainable human settlements development in an urbanizing world had become even more significant in the light of the current multiple crises and climate change.
It was observed that that function had become even more important in view of the continuing worldwide trend of globalization, as well as the recent decision of the United Nations system to consider the United Nations Millennium Declaration as the overarching policy framework for its programmes and activities in the economic and social sectors.
Since the adoption of General Assembly resolution 57/270 B on integrated and coordinated implementation of andfollow-up to the outcomes of the major United Nations conferences and summits in the economic and social fields, it had become even more important to strengthen the Assembly's role in promoting development cooperation.
No society orpolitical system was immune to the scourge of terrorism, which had become even more menacing in the post-cold war era with the increased sophistication of weapons of terror and the spread of terrorism through developments in mass communications.
With the current focus on the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals,the organic link between the legal framework and the policy process had become even more important to ensure that gender equality remained a priority and was pursued not only as a goal in its own right but as a means to achieve other goals of poverty eradication and sustainable development.