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We have adopted new convention on promotion of tangible and intangible cultural heritage.
Number of institutions having received technical cooperation services that have adopted new measures to implement SNA.
Iv Countries that will have adopted new legislative measures for implementing the provisions of the drug conventions.
Number of institutions having received technical cooperation services that have adopted new measures to implement SNA.
Several States have adopted new legislation or amended the existing laws, taking into account UNCLOS provisions.
Within the framework of Security Council resolution 1373(2001), a number of States have adopted new criminal legislation to fight terrorism.
Some countries- for instance, Finland- have adopted new waste legislation following the international developments in this field.
Since 1994 numerous countries have improved their provisions regarding maternity leave and have adopted new parental leave schemes.
Countries that will have adopted new legislative measures for implementing the United Nations Convention against Corruption.
Number of institutions having received technical cooperation services that have adopted new measures to implement the System of National Accounts.
Have adopted new legislation moving this category of offence under civil law is on the increase.
A considerable number of countries throughout the world have adopted new legislation and developed national policies in harmony with international guidelines.
We have adopted new guidance documents[titles to be inserted at the third meeting] and we will assess the results of their application at our fourth meeting.
Qatar and Bahrain, by decrees of 16 April 1992 and 20 April 1993,respectively, have adopted new legislation extending the breadth of their territorial seas to 12 miles.
Some ECAs have adopted new arrangements to reduce the risk to lenders that seem to compromise the nature of export-credit finance.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, in addition to the new initiatives mentioned previously,all the existing integration groupings have adopted new cooperation programmes and instruments.
Iii Countries that will have adopted new legislative measures for implementing the provisions of the universal instruments against terrorism.
By mobilizing political will, working across traditional groups and in partnership with survivors andrelevant stakeholders, we have adopted new international humanitarian law and disarmament instruments.
Regional organizations have adopted new mid-decade goals which have subsequently been endorsed by the Executive Board of UNICEF.
Criminal charges, sentencing to prison terms and the imposition of heavy fines for defamation, libel andslander are still common, even though a few countries have adopted new legislation moving this category of offence under civil law.
Some countries in the region have adopted new policies targeting a reduction in the gender wage gap, a longstanding concern in the region.
Many States have revised their criminal codes and other laws, anda number of States have adopted new legislation, including anti-trafficking acts incorporating prevention and protection measures.
Commercial banks have adopted new technologies, such as credit scoring, that have reduced the costs of lending to SMEs while improving banks' ability to assess the risks involved.
Although many small island developing States have adopted new legislation and formulated national strategies, they need to ensure that the new laws are enforced and strategies are implemented.
All have adopted new AML/CFT laws in recent years and progress is reflected in the fact that three States have adopted such measures since the previous survey.
Since 2007, a number of countries have adopted new legislation that addresses age discrimination and the rights older persons, including the repeal of provisions that have contributed to age discrimination.
Many States have adopted new national legislation or have made substantial legislative changes after becoming parties; States usually also needed to enact procedural legislation for their substantive law to be given full practical effect.
In addition, several countries have adopted new forest and land legislation which is more in line with the needs of decentralization and the devolution of responsibility to grassroots communities.
What is more, over the past year, they have adopted new measures bordering on madness and fanaticism, which further tighten the sanctions and the extraterritorial persecution of our relations with the countries represented in this Assembly.
Parties have reported that either they have adopted new legislation or amended, as appropriate, already existing normative acts(often regulations on public hearings) to fulfil requirements of article 6 bis and annex I bis.