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She also hoped that the contradictory employment data would be clarified.
The problem of former GDR officials was obviously a sensitive one and she hoped that the German delegation would send the Committee information on how the authorities decided whether ornot such officials should be integrated. She also hoped that the Government would guarantee respect for the fundamental rights of all persons concerned in conditions of equality.
She also hoped one day they could live on their own and be productive.
She also hoped that the week-long Forum had been successful for all participants.
She also hoped that the draft provision on privilege would gain the support of all delegations.
She also hoped that the Special Rapporteur would be able to continue fulfilling her mandate.
She also hoped that the next report would be submitted in accordance with the Committee's guidelines.
She also hoped that the next report would be able to say that women had a greater presence in the diplomatic service.
She also hoped that a member of the Committee would attend an expert group meeting on that theme in September.
She also hoped that those who were already contributing to the Fund would consider increasing the size of their contribution.
She also hoped that future reports would contain an evaluation of progress achieved through Government intervention.
She also hoped that the fact that the prison budget had been doubled would make for an improvement in the prison situation, which was critical.
She also hoped that the Secretariat would provide a similarly detailed explanation of the potential impact of the proposed reductions.
She also hoped that the special session would be considered official, as it was actually a continuation of the Committee's work.
She also hoped that a widely acceptable draft convention on assignment in receivables financing would soon be completed.
She also hoped the statement would spur the secretariat on to complete its work on previous recommendations of the Commission.
She also hoped that the General Assembly would take up the recommendation to designate 20 June"World Refugee Day", to coincide with Africa Refugee Day.
She also hoped that Committee members would be able to receive any concluding observations of other bodies that might be relevant to its work.
She also hoped that civil society organizations could safeguard their independence and encourage their Governments to be more responsive to their voices.
She also hoped that the law permitting a rapist to escape punishment by marrying his victim would be amended quickly; it was a truly outdated provision.
She also hoped that the Government would be able to establish peace in the country enabling it to move forward with its development efforts.
She also hoped that the concluding comments of the Committee would be widely disseminated among all stakeholders, including the Parliament and all non-governmental organizations.
She also hoped that the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities would foster more complete implementation of the World Programme of Action concerning Disabled Persons.
She also hoped that the next report would give attention to the special problems of the elderly and the disabled, providing disaggregated data according to gender and rural/urban area.
She also hoped that Uganda would not deny that a team from the Ugandan security forces had visited the Sudan, including refugee camps in the south of the country, to investigate the matter.
She also hoped that the Committee would continue to allow the Secretariat, in the event of cancellations, to make substitutions in the group selected for inclusion in the delegation to the Seminar.
She also hoped that the remaining open points concerning the UNECE Standard for Chicken Meat and the UNECE Standard for Llama Meat could be finalized so that the secretariat could proceed with the publication of these texts.
She also hoped that, in addition to representatives from the Permanent Mission of Turkmenistan based in New York, future delegations appearing before the Committee would include officials directly involved in issues relating to women.
She also hoped that the draft nationality legislation allowing women to transmit their nationality to their children on the same basis as men would be adopted and that Morocco would then withdraw its reservation to article 9 of the Convention.
She also hoped that by that time the city and state of New York would have made more progress in securing use of the site at First Avenue and 42nd Street, and that the United States Congress would have considered the bond financing scheme for the new building.