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UNODC had collaborated with several rapporteurs.
Several Governments reported that they had collaborated with non-governmental organizations.
Chile had collaborated in the establishment of UN-SPIDER, which was a valuable tool.
There were many examples of similar activities where UNDP had collaborated with its partners in IASC.
The Ministry had collaborated with the Kingdom of Thailand to address migrant workers.
Finally, she inquired whether any government agency had collaborated with NUEW in the preparation of the report.
It had collaborated with the women's movement in ten years of negotiations to establish the National Institute for Women.
After discovering that the local areani had collaborated with the invaders, Theodosius removed them from their positions.
On 17 July, it was reported that the securityauthorities were investing dozens of millions of new Israeli shekels(NIS) in the rehabilitation of thousands of Palestinians who had collaborated with Israel.
The United States had collaborated with New Zealand to identify VMEs in the South Pacific.
Mr. OELZ(International Labour Office) said that the International Labour Office(ILO) had collaborated with the Committee for some years.
Chinese law enforcement had collaborated with counterparts abroad, with notable results.
At the time, both the commander of the Lao armed forces in the province in question andthe governor of the province had been Hmong and had collaborated with the authorities in the investigation.
Civil society anddevelopment partners had collaborated with the Government in the preparation of the national report.
GMB had collaborated with COMIMPA(cooperative minière de Mpama Bisiye), a local artisanal mining association in Walikale that claimed it has rights to mine at Bisie mine.
Rumors began to circulate in 2003 that White had collaborated with Electric Six for their song"Danger!
The Government had collaborated closely with NGOs, especially the Finnish League for Human Rights, in preparing its fifth periodic report.
Furthermore, nine reprisals cases concerned defenders who had collaborated with the Council and special procedures 20 per cent.
ITC and ESCAP had collaborated in establishing a trade information network and were currently working together in the development of regional databases.
Security restrictions applied to certain groups, such as those who had collaborated with Iraqi occupying forces during the war.
Indeed, many of the latter had collaborated with the National Commission in the preparation of the country's initial report.
She sought more detailed information on the procedures by which the Government had collaborated with non-governmental organizations in drawing up the report.
He noted that SUPARCO had collaborated with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) in the assessment of damage to crops.
In Bactria Alexander ordered the massacre of the descendants of Greek priests who had collaborated with the Persian king on the Ionian coast a hundred and fifty years before.
Many police officers had collaborated with the junta and others were killed or forced to flee, leaving much of the country without a police service.
The Working Group expressed appreciation to Ms. Motoc andthe Tebtebba Foundation that had collaborated in the expanded working paper on the principle of free, prior and informed consent.
His Government had collaborated with UNIDO on Greening the Seventeenth Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
According to the security services in Country B, this bank had collaborated with another bank in making transfers of funds on behalf of hawala operators.
CCE had collaborated with EMEP Meteorological Synthesizing Centres-West and East to produce tentative exceedance maps of acidification, eutrophication and heavy metals in EECCA countries.
The Roxas administration granted general amnesty to those who had collaborated with the Japanese in World War II, except for those who had committed violent crimes.