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She also noted that progress had been made in strengthening the ombudsperson system.
As for the implementation of procurement reform,the Board noted that progress had been made in improving procedures.
It noted that progress had been made in the previously adopted agenda, particularly on the military aspect thereof.
Singapore recognized the challenges faced by Uganda, and noted that progress had been made in areas such as economic growth and health.
It was noted that progress had been made in improving the standby arrangements referred to in paragraph 33 of the report.
At the eleventh session of the Regional Coordination Mechanism for Africa, it was noted that progress had been made in establishing subregional coordination mechanisms in Central, Eastern and Southern Africa.
They noted that progress had been made in terms of addressing infant, child and maternal mortality and expanding health-care services.
The Secretary-General of the Fourth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries, Cheick Sidi Diarra, noted that progress had been made in the logistical and substantive preparations of the Conference.
Ms. Tavares da Silva noted that progress had been made in Kazakhstan with regard to gender issues.
The CARICOM States endorsed the proposed increase in the Committee's membership With respect to the Department's ongoing reform process, they noted that progress had been made in systematically evaluating products and activities according to measurable indicators of achievement.
It noted that progress had been made in the advancement of women and that women served in high-level positions in the Bahamas.
She recalled that world leaders had resolved to eliminate pervasive gender discrimination through a variety of measures(2005 World Summit Outcome, para.58), and noted that progress had been made, particularly in establishing national machinery, national gender equality policies and strategies.
The Commission noted that progress had been made in achieving the Millennium Development Goals related to gender, health and education.
During the meeting with the Minister of Justice, members of CPT noted that progress had been made in carrying out the recommendations formulated during previous visits, although questions remained which needed to be resolved.
UNICEF noted that progress had been made in terms of the number of births attended by qualified health professionals as well as the number of infants vaccinated.
The Chairman, Peter Storr(United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland), noted that progress had been made at the previous meeting of the Working Group in identifying key areas for technical assistance and that there was a need to reactivate political impetus with regard to the Convention.
Canada noted that progress had been made in the training of police officers and asked for further information on the training on human rights for other public officials.
In the report, the Committee noted that progress had been made but that further efforts were needed, including the recovery of Kabul Bank assets.
The Group noted that progress had been made in developing and testing biological response models for surface waters, and it urged that this work continue.
The Islamic Republic of Iran noted that progress had been made in poverty reduction, the adoption of the framework law and action plan on education for all, and judicial reform.
Member States noted that progress had been made in the development of precursor control legislation, the introduction of pre-export notification, and the establishment of working procedures for monitoring and identifying suspicious transactions involving precursors.
In my previous report to the Council, I noted that progress had been made in re-establishing democratic rights and in ending conflict-related abuses, but also highlighted challenges which needed to be addressed to end human rights abuses.
In addition, Egypt noted that progress had been made in combating the worst forms of child labour, and that committees had been established at the national and provincial level to design measures necessary to protect vulnerable children, in close cooperation with civil society and international organizations.
His delegation noted that progress had been made in some areas, such as in the deployment of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, and it supported the continuation of such deployments.
Mr. Bilman(Turkey) noted that progress had been made towards eradicating poverty, eliminating inequalities, improving the quality of life for all, including disabled persons and the elderly, and promoting family values, but much remained to be done.
Mr. Butt(Pakistan) noted that progress had been made towards establishing a normative framework of human rights law, but urged the international community to take the necessary measures to protect humanity from contemporary forms of discrimination and injustice and remove any obstacles to the full realization of all human rights.
Azerbaijan noted that progress has been made towards ensuring gender equality and combating poverty.
The Board notes that progress has been made by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in nine(60 per cent) recommendations.
Burkina Faso noted that progress has been made in terms of normative measures on human rights or in terms of creation of mechanisms in this area.
The Working Group noted that progress has been made by the United Nations and UNDP in providing data via the Internet.