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But it is clear that this initiative has not succeeded.
Has not succeeded in taking his own life and is in fact currently in police custody.
Some critics contend that development cooperation has not succeeded.
The Commission has not succeeded in elucidating the reason for the delay of the motorcade at the T-junction.
The implementation of the Millennium Development Goals for women and girls has not succeeded.
The NJCM notes with concern that the Netherlands has not succeeded in submitting this report in due time.
After more than a decade of work,we should ask ourselves why Security Council reform has not succeeded.
Of course, the situation in Syria, where America has not succeeded, would cause the blaming of Russia in all problems.
TIHR has not succeeded in finding out the names of these women or more details about what happened to them upon arrest.
Recently, a reliance on the market to provide houses has not succeeded in meeting increasing demand.
The US government has not succeeded yet in getting Wanzeler arrested in Brazil and sent back to the US for conviction.
Nevertheless, some certain investigations showthat on the contrary, multiculturalism has not succeeded in these countries.
Furthermore, the region, in general, has not succeeded in mobilizing sufficient financial resources for development needs.
All these facts, supported by documents provided to the Special Commission,confirm that Iraq has not succeeded in manufacturing missiles locally.
The economic blockade has not succeeded and will not succeed in its purpose of crushing the patriotic resolve of the Cuban people.
But, much as it may try to do soby playing the victim, the Eritrean regime has not succeeded in deceiving any objective observer of its heinous acts.
If their effort has not succeeded so far, there is little doubt about who is to blame and this in itself is not a new story.
Despite the magnitude of difficulties faced by the growing poorer population in Argentina,the Government has not succeeded in preventing the violation of basic human rights.
Where the international community has not succeeded, however, is in the discharge of the responsibilities assumed by States under the Convention.
The system of common security has not yet been fully institutionalized, andthe United Nations has not succeeded in playing its role of initiator and coordinator of decisions.
According to COMANGO the Government has not succeeded in providing appropriate vocational training to enable the youth to exercise their right to work.
Likewise, despite great efforts by various Chairmen, including Ecuador,the Conference on Disarmament has not succeeded in agreeing on a programme of work during recent sessions.
He noted that the Government has not succeeded in generating the required financial resources domestically and internationally to revive the economy to its pre-war level.
Since the 37th meeting of the Military Coordination Commission, held on 31 July 2006,UNMEE has not succeeded in convening any further Commission meetings between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
The Security Council has not succeeded so far in having placed directly at its disposal the armed forces indispensable for a really effective action of its own.
The approach which the Security Council andsuccessive Secretaries-General have followed hitherto in seeking to achieve negotiated progress on Cyprus has not succeeded.
In addition, the non-earmarked General Fund has not succeeded in attracting funding and has only averaged $350,000 in contributions annually since 2010.
Hence, despite continued efforts to liberalize the regulatory framework for FDI and the introduction of a centralized investment centre in several countries,Africa has not succeeded in attracting sizeable investment flows.
The greatest difficulty we face is that the Security Council has not succeeded in discharging its responsibilities to address the Middle East issue.
The Mission has not succeeded, however, in persuading the FAD'H to extend respect for the right to peaceful assembly where the opinions expressed are unacceptable to them.