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Within a few months, it had been recognized by numerous Western media sources.
The crisis had demonstrated that transfers rather than cuts were now the typical response, notably in Europe,where it had been recognized that lower wages would be inimical to economic recovery.
Over the past 50 years, it had been recognized that women's rights were an integral part of human rights.
The Commission reaffirmed the general concept of the children's allowanceas a social benefit, noting that it had been recognized as such since the earliest days of the United Nations salary system.
Reports that it had been recognized by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya have been denied by that country's Government.
At the recent Annual Meetings of the World Bank andIMF in Prague, it had been recognized that poverty eradication was the number one global priority.
It had been recognized that the Palestinian people must be able to exercise its legitimate rights after its liberation.
It had been recognized that migrant remittances improved the lives of millions and had a positive effect on the economy.
In the framework of the Fourth United Nations Development Decade, it had been recognized that economic reactivation depended on domestic and foreign financial resources.
It had been recognized in Rio de Janeiro that there were common but differentiated responsibilities with respect to the control of greenhouse gases.
Those two posts had been allotted to the Tribunal on a temporary basis since 1989, after it had been recognized that the caseload of the Tribunal required the additional posts.
It had been recognized that governance, rule of law, investment in people and market access were central to development strategies.
At the first Colloquium, it had been recognized that all the rules would basically be addressed to judges, and that judges should be involved in the discussions.
It had been recognized that achieving higher and sustainable growth was a necessary condition for dealing with poverty and labour market problems worldwide.
In the Terrorist Bombings Convention it had been recognized that the activities of armed forces during armed conflict were governed by international humanitarian law.
It had been recognized that an important aspect of women in decision-making was their role in the United Nations Secretariat and in the agencies of the system.
From the start of the Operation, it had been recognized that the genocide investigation would have to be carried out in a professional manner and with the requisite level of expertise.
It had been recognized that the separation of the different elements of the road map was preliminary and was mainly intended as a means of facilitating the exchange of views.
As it had been recognized by the State party, the new legislation will apply retroactively only to those cases which were still pending as at 27 July 2005.
It had been recognized, however, that if a comprehensive set of policy guidelines could not be issued, a legislative guide might be a better option.
At the Rio Summit, it had been recognized that they called for something other than a fragmented approach and that the fundamental growth needs of developing countries must be addressed.
It had been recognized at the 2005 World Summit that an efficient, effective, transparent and accountable Secretariat was needed in order to comply effectively with the Charter of the United Nations.
First, it had been recognized that the regional commissions had undertaken serious, broad-based reform but needed to respond further to changing circumstances within their respective regions.
It had been recognized that the failure to provide the necessary logistical and financial support to ECOWAS following the signing of the first Abuja Agreement had contributed to the breakdown in the peace process.
It had been recognized by the Marrakesh Ministerial Meeting that the flexibility and special provisions in favour of LDCs contained in the various Uruguay Round Agreements needed to be supplemented by other operational measures.
It had been recognized that the third pillar of the United Nations, namely respect for and promotion and protection of human rights, was an integral element of efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
It had been recognized that the problem of poverty was a global phenomenon, which both caused and resulted from environmental degradation, and that its elimination required the effort of the entire international community.
Since it had been recognized that efficiency measures would have a negative impact on staffing levels, she asked how many posts were to be abolished and what departments would be affected.