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The Office had highlighted many weaknesses in procurement controls.
Consideration of part three of the draft articles had highlighted a number of unresolved problems.
The meeting had highlighted that States had very different perspectives.
He also drew attention to the conclusions of a fact-finding mission,which, in 1996, had highlighted the lack of human rights training.
The debate had highlighted a number of issues of concern to the Committee.
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As a result of its observations, the Board had given its opinion with one reservation and had highlighted several matters of concern.
Globalization had highlighted the inexorable linkage between culture and development.
The President thanked delegations for the high quality of the discussion, which had highlighted four main issues.
Mr. Klein had highlighted a serious problem relating to the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Overall, the Advisory Committee had highlighted five issues of concern.
The crisis had highlighted the urgent need to mobilize financial resources for development.
Statements by the Director-General andothers on the theme of the new industrial revolution had highlighted not only accomplishments but also the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Mr. Avtonomov had highlighted the importance of regional human rights activities.
The crisis in South-East Asia, the recession in Japan and the situation in the Russian Federation andsome Latin American countries had highlighted a number of systemic or institutional issues.
The tragic bombings in Bali had highlighted some of the challenges facing Indonesia.
He had highlighted"Confide in Me","If I Was Your Lover" and"Automatic Love" as the album picks.
The difficult negotiations at the main part of the session had highlighted the need for all parties to be flexible if consensus was to be reached.
He had highlighted the role of the Russell Tribunal on Palestine in scrutinizing actions that violated international law.
Developments since the Committee's previous session had highlighted the need to strengthen the NPT compliance and verification mechanisms.
It had highlighted a failure to take certain decisions in a timely manner, and steps were currently being taken to expedite the decision-making process in key areas.
In response to the Secretariat's request, Turkmenistan had highlighted the relevant year and methyl bromide volumes in the documentation to assist review by the Committee.
He stressed how important South-South cooperation was in bringing together countries and regions with similar situations and objectives. The High-level Conference on South-South Cooperation held in Marrakech, Morocco,in December 2003 had highlighted the potential impact of partnerships between developing or emerging countries.
The crisis had highlighted the interdependence of the world economy and countries' economic futures.
In the general debate in the plenary session, the Prime Minister of Japan, Mr. Koizumi, had highlighted the importance of post-conflict assistance in the consolidation of peace- and nation-building.
The response had highlighted the need to improve the dissemination of information throughout the reporting period.
Even for those entities that were on track for successful implementation,the Board had highlighted specific risks relating to property, plant and equipment, inventories and leave balances.
ECLAC studies had highlighted major inequalities in the right to health and reproductive rights, especially for people of African descent.
Mr. Giorgio(Eritrea) recalled that, addressing the Committee in 2005,the High Commissioner had highlighted certain challenges and stressed the importance of finding lasting solutions for refugees and displaced persons.
The food crisis had highlighted the primacy of the agricultural sector in the economies of developing countries, and its crucial role in combating poverty and famine.
The different global crises had highlighted the need to look for a new development consensus.