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Mention must be made of the issue of violence.
Besides these subsidies, mention must be made of four funds.
Mention must be made of the resources for monitoring and evaluation exercises.
Among all the Governments which have increased their contributions,special mention must be made of Norway.
Mention must be made in the first place of the importance of language to the identity of any people.
In determining the role andresponsibility of the affected State, mention must be made of the principles of State sovereignty and non-intervention.
Special mention must be made of the recent inclusion of the subject of human rights as an extracurricular assignment.
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On a more specific note, mention must be made of the legal and administrative practices adopted on the matter.
As regards the measures taken or promoted by the IGAI after September 2003 toeliminate police violence and initiate disciplinary action against the authors of those acts, mention must be made of the training, awareness-promoting, disciplinary and inspection measures taken, viz.
Special mention must be made of the endeavours of my immediate predecessor, Ambassador Mohamed-Salah Dembri.
In response to paragraph 21 of the Committee's comments(CERD/C/62/CO/2), mention must be made of Ecuador's work on the Durban Programme of Action.
Mention must be made of the following documents that were indispensable to gaining an insight into the situation of women in Suriname.
Additionally, given the involvement of adolescents in infringement of the law, mention must be made of the Brazilian Government efforts to develop programmes to prevent violence.
Mention must be made of electronic surveillance, which has a great deal of potential as an alternative to pre-trial detention.
In regard to cooperation with the Portuguese-speaking countries of Africa, mention must be made of order 592-B/89, of 29 July, which establishes the regime for access to public higher education in Portugal by students originating from those countries.
Particular mention must be made of the long-standing relations between ASEAN and UNDP, which began almost from the inception of ASEAN in 1967.
In addition to these regulations, mention must be made of the important decision taken by the Minister of Internal Administration(No. 8/MAI/98 of 17 January 1998), which reads.
Mention must be made of all brokers, commercial consultants, persons arranging contracts, shippers, forwarding agents and others.
In that connection, mention must be made of the contribution of the Coalition for the International Criminal Court; he also welcomed the support given by the Government of the Netherlands.
Mention must be made of the increase in the level of expenditure under national execution, which at $173 million represents a 72 per cent rise over 1992 levels.
In addition to the information provided there, mention must be made of the fact that the United Nations Office at Vienna endeavoured to replicate, at the remote location, the conditions of on-site servicing, in particular to ensure the prompt transmission to interpreters of all new documents as soon as they became available to participants.
Mention must be made here of the experience of the Emirate of Sharjah in the area of promotion of the political participation of women, inasmuch as the Advisory Council of Sharjah includes seven women members.
Particular mention must be made of the Equality for Men and Women Act and the Domestic Violence Act including the consequential amendments to the Criminal Code.
Special mention must be made of the NRC Global IDP Project, for which promotion of the use of the Guiding Principles is one of its primary missions.
Special mention must be made of the NRC Global IDP Project, for which promotion of the use of the Guiding Principles is one of the primary objectives.
Special mention must be made of the Open Door Centre which was established in 2000 by the then Ministry of Health and Labour for persons with disabilities.
In this regard, mention must be made of yet another consideration that has to do with transparency: namely the monopoly of the nuclear Powers of the purchase, possession and transfer of nuclear materials.
In that connection, mention must be made of the microfinancing and microenterprise credit programme which was possibly the only source of funding for microeconomic activity in the occupied territories.
In this connection, mention must be made of a letter and memorandum dated 2 January 1997 sent to the Secretary-General and all members of the Security Council by the President of Republika Srpska, Mrs. Biljana Plavšić.