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The number of Member States that had met their obligations in full had increased.
Given that there had been sessions in which there was no problem of late submission of information,it might also be helpful to list the States which had met their obligations on time.
Most, but not all, signatory States, had met their obligations in that regard.
Despite obvious weaknesses in the verification technologies and procedures and in the host security arrangements,both teams had high confidence that they had met their obligations.
The Fund and the Board had met their obligations under the transfer agreements to the former Fund participants concerned.
Although unpaid assessments had increased compared to a year earlier,the number of Member States that had met their obligations in full had increased for all budget categories.
All 21 Parties to the 1985 Sulphur Protocol had met their obligations and only one had failed to meet its obligation by 1993, the year identified in the Protocol.
Measures on debt reduction, rescheduling andincreased financial flows should be adopted urgently both for countries which had run into arrears of payments and for those which had met their obligations at considerable cost.
The senior management of the Department andthe various staff representatives had met their obligations with respect to holding consultations on the introduction of the system;
The Committee continued to use the preliminary implementation assessment as an analytical tool designed to provide a systematic, even-handed, transparent andeffective way to monitor the extent to which States had met their obligations under resolution 1373 2001.
Nuclear-weapon States had not given evidence that they had met their obligations under article VI to eliminate their nuclear arsenals.
To support this new approach, the Committee developed a Preliminary Implementation Assessment, an analytical tool designed to provide a systematic,transparent and effective way to monitor the extent to which States had met their obligations under resolution 1373 2001.
Most of those countries had managed their economies prudently and had met their obligations in full, but at a heavy cost to their people in social terms.
The developing countries had met their obligations, for they had undertaken bold economic and financial reforms focusing on free markets and the private sector, liberalization of their trading system and stabilization of financial and budgetary policy at considerable social cost to their people.
Most of those countries had managed their economies prudently and had met their obligations in full but had had to sacrifice social sector programmes in the process.
In order to support this new approach, the Committee continued to use the preliminary implementation assessment, developed in 2006, as an analytical tool designed to provide a systematic, even-handed, transparent andeffective way to monitor the extent to which States had met their obligations under resolution 1373 2001.
He conveyed the Secretary-General's appreciation to those Member States which had met their obligations under the Charter or had made special efforts to pay a significant part of their arrears.
Ms. Yu Hong(China) said that her delegation noted with concern the increase in the amount of unpaid assessments andthe decline in the number of Member States which had met their obligations in full, as well as the increase in the amounts owed to Member States.
He expressed his appreciation to the 98 Member States that had met their obligations in full and urged other Member States to pay their contributions to the international tribunals in full and on time.
Ms. Pakarati(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States(CELAC), said that, although CELAC welcomed the slight improvement in the overall financialsituation of the United Nations and the increase in the number of Member States that had met their obligations in full, it was concerned at the significant remaining deficits for the regular budget and the budgets for peacekeeping and the international tribunals.
Whereas the Netherlands andthe Nordic countries had met their obligations, the members of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development currently averaged less than a third of the agreed target of 0.7 per cent of GNP.
The Chair informed the Committee that he had been notified that all the administering Powers had met their obligations under Article 73 e of the Charter of the United Nations with regard to the provision of information on the economic, social and educational conditions in the Non-Self-Governing Territories under their jurisdiction for 2012.
They have met their obligations.
The United States and India have met their obligations to destroy 20 per cent of their declared chemical stockpiles within five years after the entry into force of the Convention.
Both countries have met their obligations as identified in the Ozone Annex of the Canada-US Air Quality Agreement.
Subsequently, country offices have committed to tracking the extent to which Governments have met their obligations.
These data are readily available, but provide only an indication that parties have met their obligations to develop their plans.
He welcomed the Moldovan delegation to the"club" of 75 States that had met their obligation under the Convention to prepare an initial report.
The Secretary-General wishes to express his appreciation to the 98 Member States that have met their obligations in full and urges other Member States to pay their contributions to the international tribunals in full and on time.
For their part,most African countries have met their obligations as spelled out in national structural adjustment programmes, in addition to the efforts made in the fields of democracy, human rights and good governance.