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The African Union had not been properly notified about this movement of troops.
Another 11,700 acres at Kongwa was planted even though it had not been properly rooted and leveled.
They had not been properly registered due to the fact that they mostly lived in remote areas and to their low level of education.
They were trained to use a new system, which had not been properly tested and stabilized.
Some delegations had proposed a reduction in the amount of resources requested for certain programmes in the proposed programme budget,believing that those criteria had not been properly applied.
When challenged as to why items had not been properly packed, he said some had been loaded by mistake.
The false allegations made by the arresting officials were that the woman had not been properly veiled.
The resident auditor observed that the requirement for those services had not been properly estimated and that payments of more than $191,000 had been made to the vendor within the first two and a half months of the contract.
Nonetheless, a certain discontent was expressed by NGOs,who felt that their submissions had not been properly reflected in the final report.
Any draft that had not been properly discussed, but was presented with the ultimatum“take it or leave it” could not meet the specifications for international codification, but must be considered as a political declaration.
There were serious weaknesses noted in the guest-house operation, which had not been properly established and managed.
From its sample, it appeared that 30 per cent($14.6 million)either had not been properly signed by the authorized staff or the two officers required by regulations(UNHCR Manual), or the figures had been altered and crossed out.
In its report on the biennium 2000-2001,2 the Board raised again an emphasis of matter on the financial statements of the Office,as unliquidated field obligations had not been properly reported then disclosed in the accounts.
He claimed that Denmark had violated the Convention in view of the fact that his case had not been properly examined by the national authorities and he had never obtained sufficient satisfaction or reparation.
The issue of the protection of local employment was also clearly reflected in the Nouméa Accord, but the laws of the country,which should have been implemented, had not been properly discussed by the signatories of the Accord.
CELAC shared the Advisory Committee's concern that the impact of proposed budget cuts had not been properly analysed, with possible implications for the Organization's capacity to discharge its substantive mandates.
With reference to the meeting on security matters, he noted that although it was regrettable that it had been attended by representatives of only 15 States,the obvious reason for that was that information about the meeting had not been properly communicated to all missions.
The audit had shown that the cost of maintaining the facilities had not been properly considered when the decision to build them had been taken.
Previous assessments conducted jointly by UNHCR andthe Government of Ethiopia had indicated that some 50,000 refugees currently in the camps at Jijiga were in fact Ethiopian returnees from north-west Somalia who had not been properly integrated into their local communities.
In addition, assets valued at $1.2 million procured for trust fund projects had not been properly recorded, redeployed and disposed of after the completion of the projects.
She was prepared to accept the recommendation to defer consideration of the additional resources for conference management for the Peacebuilding Commission and the Human Rights Council,particularly since the request for $4 million for the Council had not been properly justified.
Moreover, the responsibilities for reviewing the operational readiness of contingent-owned equipment had not been properly assigned, resulting in confusion among the different participants.
Those fundamental elements and the links between them had not been properly addressed at the General Assembly's High-Level Dialogue on International Migration and Development in September 2006, which had been far more about migration than about development.
Her delegation considered that the benefits of some of the reforms proposed by the Secretary-General had not been properly evaluated and that, in some cases, potential savings were limited.
It regretted to note from paragraphs 28 to 32 that some collected pledges had not been properly recorded and that delay in the payment of pledges was due to the delay in the submission of project monitoring reports by UNHCR.
Hence, the Delegate concluded that the opponent's e-mail communication containing SGP received at the applicant's server one second before the deadline had not been properly received by the applicant and that the service was not effected.
Nor was the detention order revoked on 7 May 2009,when the Supreme Court agreed that the author had not been properly indicted and, on this basis, declared the earlier decisions to be null and void. On 4 June 2009, the pretrial detention order was extended, allowing for the author to be held for a further 2 years.
The Committee notes that the author challenged the legality of these acts before the courts and that as a result,on 7 May 2009 the Supreme Court ruled that the author had not been properly charged for embezzlement and annulled the proceedings related to this offence.
The Committee further observed that the authors' claims under article 9 andarticle 10 had not been properly substantiated, as there was no information on file which suggested that the authors' sons had been subjected to arbitrary arrest or detention or that they had been treated inhumanly or without respect for their inherent dignity in detention.
In general, he considered that the concerns highlighted by the Committee in its concludingobservations concerning Croatia's initial, second and third periodic reports(CERD/C/304/Add.55) had not been properly addressed by the State party, especially in relation to article 4 of the Convention.