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Number of reports received.
The Committee would note that the number of reports received was steadily increasing.
Number of reports received.
The slope of the graph gives an indication of the number of reports received per unit time.
Small number of reports received.
The closure of resident investigator offices in East Timor andKosovo had had an adverse effect upon the number of reports received by the Office.
Total number of reports received.
The corresponding data-processing rates(number of reports processed as a percentage of the number of reports received) are given in table 3.
The total number of reports received;
Although this represents 75 per cent,here again, percentages need to be used with caution because of the relatively low number of reports received.
Number of reports received as at 29 April 2002 43.
This is an exceptional measure due to the large number of reports received b the Committee every year.
The number of reports received and the levels of expenditure for the last two financial years are shown in figure 5.
This is an exceptional measure due to the large number of reports received by the Committee every year.
The question of the number of reports received and likely attendance was a matter for the Bureau rather than the plenary.
The submission by the Comoros of its report on 29 February 2008 brought the number of reports received under resolution 1455(2003) to 153.
The total number of reports received for 1998 was approximately the same as the number of reports for 1997 at the same time of the year.
The CHAIRMAN observed that the figure for the number of reports received would be inserted at a later stage.
The total number of reports received for 2002 by 1 November 2003 was almost the same as in the year before, when it rose to the highest number ever recorded.
That amounts to 75 per cent, but given the number of reports received, the percentage is of limited significance here.
A number of reports received by the Special Rapporteur during the period under review reveal a disturbing trend towards the use of excessive and indiscriminate force.
A shift in this trend occurs in 1998 when the number of reports received exceeded those received in 1997 by 66 per cent.
In view of the number of reports received and the general issues requesting its attention, that it would continue to need a similar arrangement for its meetings in the year 2009.
These figures are nevertheless of limited significance because of the small number of reports received from developed country Parties and intergovernmental organizations.
However, the total number of reports received has remained relatively constant, indicating that the degree of compliance with reporting obligations is declining.
Statistics provided by Costa Rica demonstrated a significant increase in the number of reports received from 2006-2011 with a corresponding increase in follow-up action taken.
The number of reports received declined in 1997 from their level in 1996 owing to the reduction in the number of personnel grievances presented to Office of Internal Oversight Services.
He expressed concern at the alarming increase in the number of reports received during the current year, which was almost double that of previous years.
Mr. TISTOUNET(Secretary of the Committee) said that, as of the end of the current 1996 session, 27 were still to be considered; there had been 15 as of June 1995 and 10 as of June 1994.Thus, the number of reports received had almost tripled between 1994 and 1996.
With an increase of 16 per cent in the total number of reports received from UNDP-AP, this Bureau has become the largest overall contributor for the period 1986-1999.