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It took into account changing needs and incorporated technology.
Granit stated that it has received an advance payment which it took into account in formulating its claim.
Montenegro reported that it took into account four of the different criteria suggested in deciding who the HRP should be.
The Board carried out research for background material, including reports referred to by the author, which it took into account when deciding on the appeal.
It took into account best practices as discussed in the United Nations Ethics Committee.
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While it was not specifically tailored to women, it took into account the specific needs of women and men.
It took into account the first two years of experience, the views of Member States and the work of the Conference on Disarmament.
Mr. PETER said that he could endorse paragraph 3 since it took into account the Committee's established doctrine.
It took into account the Assembly's criticism concerning the format and substance of the report and produced a shorter and more useful one.
Unfortunately, the text remained contradictory in parts, as it took into account the opinions of as many States parties as possible.
It took into account the Convention and the Optional Protocol and contained provisions to protect women and children from organized crime.
A peer review mechanism in the framework of the Human Rights Council would only be credible if it took into account the reports of special procedures.
In the US, more than Feil, orders the better for the company/ entrepreneur, because he will trust more,because they hope that it took into account their mistakes.
The most recent Baker plan was a possible solution, because it took into account the interests of both parties and had been accepted by the international community.
It took into account all the peculiarities of loads manufactured with application of unique high-precision technology and requiring a respective approach.
Gabon, together with many other countries,supported that initiative because it took into account the interests of both parties and could lead to a permanent settlement.
It took into account the definition adopted in the Tampere Convention on the Provision of Telecommunication Resources for Disaster Management and Relief Operations 1998.
In that regard, it took into account the resolutions and recommendations of international conferences, particularly those of relevance to the Covenant, such as the Fourth World Conference on Women.
While it took into account information from media sources and non-governmental organizations, the Commission relied primarily on evidence gathered from its own interviews and observations.
In our view, the first of those proposals was thoroughly realistic because it took into account how difficult it would be in a rather short period of time to reach agreement on two new items-- as has in fact been shown.
It took into account issues related to privatization and liberalization of markets, greater participation of the private sector and new emerging requirements linked to sustainable development and environmental protection.
Mr. Laguna(Mexico) said that the draft resolution was notable in particular because it took into account the issue of sustainable urbanization, in line with the main conferences on sustainable development, including Rio+20.
It took into account the latest legislative mandates from the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council and the outcome of the review of the 2005 reform of the ECE adopted at its sixty-fifth session, held at Geneva from 9 to 11 April 2013.
The final version of the Model Rules was a balanced,satisfactory text which, because it took into account existing procedures, would be useful to States when they wished to resort to conciliation.
In doing so, it took into account the present situation with food supply in Mongolia, its future trends, food shortage at global level, price rise, and resolutions and recommendations developed by the UN and other international organizations on these issues.
Although the scale adopted by the General Assembly for the period 1995-1997 did not fully meet the expectations of all Member States,Indonesia considered it to be a reasonable one because it took into account the essential points set out in resolution 48/223.
Others were less critical of the concept, because it took into account the contextual factors in a particular situation and thereby allowed a more realistic and sensitive regulation of the matter.