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It was encouraging to note that with time the idea had gained ground.
Given the importance of rapid deployment to mission success, it was encouraging to note the strengthening of the United Nations standby arrangements system.
It was encouraging to note that over 100 States had signed treaties establishing nuclear-weapon-free zones.
Given the evident need for improvements in programme and project management, it was encouraging to note that administrations were generally responsive to the Board's findings and recommendations.
It was encouraging to note the constructive cooperation between Tokelau, New Zealand and the Special Committee.
Governments for their part were providing an environment favourable to corporate social responsibility and it was encouraging to note that the corporate responsibility to respect human rights was increasingly acknowledged.
It was encouraging to note that the concerted efforts of the international community were beginning to bear fruit.
With regard to chapter IV of the report, it was encouraging to note that the Commission had completed the first set of draft articles on prevention in only one year.
It was encouraging to note that the majority of critical recommendations over the previous three reporting periods had been implemented.
It was encouraging to note that more South-South Cooperation Centres were being established in developing countries.
It was encouraging to note that management had already taken steps to address the specific cases highlighted in the report.
It was encouraging to note that men were beginning to publicly express their views demanding greater respect for women.
It was encouraging to note that, during its transition to democratic government, Bangladesh had achieved some tangible success.
It was encouraging to note that government officials had openly acknowledged the need for improvement in the treatment of prisoners.
It was encouraging to note that respondents shared a common understanding of the issue of sale and/or trafficking of organs involving children.
It was encouraging to note that the United Nations system was attaching more importance to economic, social and cultural rights.
It was encouraging to note that practically all delegations now recognized the importance of the protection of the environment in times of armed conflict.
It was encouraging to note that the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions had since reviewed and broadly enforced the thrust of the proposals.
In Afghanistan, it was encouraging to note that the Transitional Administration was building a stable foundation for governance that represented all the Afghan people.
It was encouraging to note that the nineteenth special session of the General Assembly had taken into account the recommendations of that Conference in its final document.
It was encouraging to note the willingness of the five nuclear Powers to offer security assurances, as evidenced by the adoption of Security Council resolution 984 1995.
It was encouraging to note that the governing bodies of 19 organizations had adopted decisions aimed at mainstreaming the Brussels Programme of Action into their respective programmes of work.
It was encouraging to note that the Balkans was now regaining a certain degree of stability, thanks notably to the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe.
It was encouraging to note that, throughout the general debate of the First Committee, many delegations acknowledged positive developments in the field of chemical and biological weapons.
It was encouraging to note that the number of girls enrolled at the various levels of education was equal to, and in some cases greater than, the number of boys enrolled.
It was encouraging to note that, in connection with the United Nations reform process, the Secretary-General had proposed the strengthening of the Secretariat in the economic and social fields.
It was encouraging to note that the rate of collection of assessed contributions for 2002 had been 93.1 per cent, the highest rate since UNIDO had become a specialized agency.
It was encouraging to note that a growing number of Governments were enacting new national legislation or amending existing legislation with a view to combating arms traffic.
In that context, it was encouraging to note that the Business Advisory Centre in Tashkent and the Business Investment Promotion Unit in Bishkek had become operational.
It was encouraging to note that after taking that decision, the Commission had been able to move expeditiously and to complete the first reading of the draft articles within a short period of time.