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It also covered practically all products.
However, the definition set out in the Convention was much broader, in that it also covered abuses committed for other reasons, such as, for example, discrimination.
It also covered the empowerment of rural women.
The delegation of Switzerland noted that the provision in section B, paragraph 10,of draft revised annex IX, concerning the establishment of national nitrogen budgets could also be placed elsewhere in the Protocol as it also covered emissions of NOx.
It also covered emissions of pollutants and water quality.
The Joint Meeting decided to add a note to the paragraph in question to indicate that it also covered lamps brought by individuals to a first collection point and subsequently carried to another collection point, an intermediate processing facility or a recycling facility.
It also covered their duties, and prohibited the practice of expulsion or refoulement.
It also covered issues related to capacity-building in developing countries.
It also covered topics such as the international tribunals and the International Criminal Court.
It also covered, to the extent possible, relevant experience in the application of the Protocol on SEA.
It also covered disarmament activities in the field in Côte d'Ivoire and in Darfur, the Sudan.
It also covered women in the Royal Australian Navy in general;
It also covered methods used to obtain data, including the World Health Survey.
It also covered instances in which the conduct in question likewise exceeded the competence of the organization.
It also covered some aspects of the guidelines for biennial update reports contained in decision 2/CP.17.
It also covered the Caribbean regional seminar on decolonization, held in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in May 2005.
It also covered special cases relating to premises currently occupied by schools, or which had become sites of historic interest.
It also covered the project to encourage disarmament in Haiti, whereby guns were exchanged for tickets to a football(soccer) game between Brazil's national team and the Haitian squad.
It also covered a wide range of issues, including protection of indigenous knowledge, human rights protection, water rights, ecotourism, natural resources, armed conflict and education.
It also covered the potential for improved energy efficiency in the power sector, in the industrial and commercial sector, in the transport sector and in the domestic sector.
It also covered return of internally displaced persons, facilitating trade between Abkhazia and Georgia, reconstruction aid and formation of a working group to draft the political status of Abkhazia.
It also covered the translation costs of an informal document for the sixth meeting of the Working Group on Environmental Impact Assessment and Strategic Environmental Assessment(Geneva, 7-10 November 2016);
It also covered the rights-based approach and the programmatic approach, because it invited the active intervention of women, not only in claiming their rights within existing resources but also in developing their potential.
It also covered adverse transboundary effects on the environment 3/ that may be caused by dam failures 4/ or the inappropriate operation of other water-construction works, leading, for example, to flooding of downstream areas.
It also covered issues relating to the combating of terror while respecting human rights, the significance of identity in a conflict setting, as well as some of the difficulties of ethnic segregation resulting from the ongoing hostilities.
However, it also covered developments prior to 1999 particularly information related to the questions raised and information requested by the Committee in its concluding observation(CAT/C/XXVII/Concl.3), and significant developments until 2005.
It also covered Parties' cooperation at the regional and international levels, provision of financial and technical assistance by Annex I Parties and difficulties encountered by Parties in meeting their reporting requirements.
It also covered opportunities and barriers to regional synergy, the different actors that contribute to the promotion of regional synergy, and possible action by the LEG to promote regional synergy in response to the COP mandate under the LEG terms of reference.
It also covered such topics as globalization, its impact on social policies and approaches to building intellectual property rights regimes that are capable of rewarding creativity and securing the access of the poor to the benefits of modern science, such as essential HIV/AIDS drugs.
It also covered the Commission's work in respect of applications for approval of plans of work for exploration in the Area, preparation of draft regulations for exploitation in the Area, status of implementation of the environmental management plan for the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, conflict of interest of Commission members and the future data-management strategy of the Authority.