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The issue was addressed under agenda item 8.
However, such lack of cooperation was not tolerated in the Fund and the issue was addressed.
The issue was addressed by delegations in plenary meetings.
The mission marked the first time that this specific issue was addressed to major political actors in Somalia.
The issue was addressed by delegations in plenary as well as in informal meetings.
Since the adoption of the resolution, the issue was addressed by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
The issue was addressed by delegations in plenary as well as in informal meetings.
Subsequent to the recommendation, this issue was addressed at the HLCM meeting in October 2004.
This issue was addressed by the Supreme Court of Canada, which agreed with the reasoning of the Superior Court.
Income and population growth analysis show that this issue was addressed by a higher proportion of poor and fast-growing countries.
The issue was addressed during the meeting of the Tripartite Committee held on 31 March 2009 in El Fasher.
In the 6 cases for which comprehensive reports were submitted, the issue was addressed in different ways, on a case-by-case basis, depending on the circumstances.
The issue was addressed, but no specific modalities to meet such needs were proposed.
In response to a suggestion that the recommendation might usefully refer to suspect periods in respect of related persons,it was pointed out that that issue was addressed in recommendation 72.
The sustainability issue was addressed during the reporting period.
He had no specific information on the budget allocations to each ministry for projects designed to combat discrimination or on funding for non-governmental organizations(NGOs) which sponsored shelters for victims of domestic violence, buthe would see that the issue was addressed in the next report.
The Committee noted that this issue was addressed under agenda item 2 paras. 8 and 9 of the present report.
This issue was addressed during the Kosovo open briefings at the Security Council on 24 August and 27 September 2000.
During last five years, the social infrastructure of the villages coinciding with studied programme cycle of the UNDP'sPoverty Reduction Programme activity, have obtained a broad stimulus for development, although this issue was addressed within the project“Localization of MDGs in the Naryn oblast”(2009-2010),“development of alternative employment in Khaidarkan” UNEP/UNDP, 2010-2011.
The issue was addressed at the meeting of the Subcommission on 20 September 2017, however a decision was not adopted.
A further suggestion was that that issue was addressed elsewhere in the Guide and the last sentence of the recommendation could therefore be deleted.
The issue was addressed earlier by ISAR in its agreed conclusions on Accounting and Financial Reporting for Environmental Costs and Liabilities.
The Office of Legal Affairs noted that this issue was addressed in article 3 of the United Nations General Conditions of Contract, the scope of which could actually be narrowed if the recommendation were implemented.
The issue was addressed at an expert round table on maintaining the civilian and humanitarian character of asylum held in Geneva in 2004.
This issue was addressed at the twelfth session of the Commission on Sustainable Development in the context of discussions on water, sanitation and human settlements.
This issue was addressed with the Presidents of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro) during the summit meeting in Rome on 17 and 18 February.
Unless that issue was addressed, results-based management would remain a paperwork exercise, and inefficient and ineffective programmes and their managers would elude censure.
While this issue was addressed in the new framework, only 82 per cent of audit plans submitted for 2005 were assessed as being adequate by the Division for Oversight Services.
Regionally, this issue was addressed by 94 per cent of Governments in Africa, 87 per cent in the Americas, 90 per cent in Asia, 82 per cent in Europe and 77 per cent in Oceania.
This issue was addressed in the 1994-1995 budget strategy, as contained in document DP/1993/45 on revised budget estimates for 1992-1993 and budget estimates for 1994-1995.