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Some progress was noted in the justice sector.
As at 31 December 2011, no progress was noted.
Some progress was noted in the promotion and protection of women's rights.
No social, economic or political progress was noted in Lebanon during 2010.
Gradual progress was noted in the promotion and protection of children's rights.
All component indices grew in 2000 butthe most remarkable progress was noted in income index.
Progress was noted in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan's work on addressing deficiencies.
During the reporting period, progress was noted in particular with respect to facilitation.
Owing to the political situation during the reporting period, no implementation progress was noted.
Additionally, progress was noted in the elimination of the recruitment and employment of child soldiers within the country.
Although the process to ratify the main international human rights treaties has been cumbersome, some progress was noted.
In particular, progress was noted in the reports from countries that needed to provide a complete report in this round.
According to the delegation's interlocutors, work on the blueprint is continuing under the new Government,even though no further progress was noted.
Some progress was noted in the area of reporting to and cooperation with human rights treaty bodies.
The SRF defines three outcomes that are associated with Strategic Objective 2:food consumption and reducing hazard risks showed strong progress, and some progress was noted for early-warning systems.
While progress was noted in reducing the gender gap in education, further work was needed in all sectors.
Part four: draft decisions on which progress was noted by the conference of the parties at the second part of its sixth session and which the conference of the parties decided to forward to its seventh session for.
Similar progress was noted in the Mitrovica region, where, in Leposavic, the Municipal Assembly President visited a Kosovo Albanian village.
Some important progress was noted from the previous Action Plan, including the positive development in the area of human rights institutions and legislations.
Progress was noted in the development of a legal framework for activities in the Area, the continuation of marine scientific research in the Area and the establishment of a technical database of information at the Authority's headquarters.
Progress was noted in the areas of minority community integration and inter-ethnic communication, in the light of the facilitation role of UNMIK, as well as in regional cooperation as a result of external representation functions by UNMIK.
Significant progress was noted in the areas of the resident coordinator system, and with regard to the implementation of the common country assessment(CCA) and the United Nations Development Assistance Framework UNDAF.
Progress was noted in 14 of the 15 performance indicators of the Action Plan, including important advances in gender-responsive auditing, performance management, programme review and knowledge generation.
During the performance period, progress was noted with respect to the Mission's facilitation of the Kosovo institutions' involvement in international initiatives, agreements and meetings, which had largely stopped during the second half of 2008.
Since the previous update the progress was noted for 20 recommendations out of 25, including significant progress in the implementation of 1 recommendation,for 5 recommendations no progress was noted.
Part four: draft decisions on which progress was noted by the conference of the parties at the second part of its sixth session and which the conference of the parties decided to forward to its seventh session for elaboration, completion and adoption.
While significant progress was noted in the operational capacity of the Southern Sudan Human Rights Commission, the establishment of the national human rights commission called for under the Comprehensive Peace Agreement remains to be established.
While progress was noted in promoting legal equality through the alignment of legislation in many areas, the situation in reality does not match efforts in policy, national institutional capacity and gender-disaggregated data collection.
Specific progress was noted in(a) the refinement of the alignments of GNSS-associated reference frames to the latest realization of the International Terrestrial Reference System(ITRF2008), and(b) on timing references in relation to rapid Coordinated Universal Time(UTCr), the BIPM publication and GNSS time offsets.
Progress was noted, in particular, with respect to the political dialogue between the leaders from Belgrade and Pristina, personally facilitated by the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy since October 2012, which culminated in the two sides concluding the First Agreement of Principles Governing the Normalization of Relations on 19 April 2013.