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Does the New Civil Code represent a significant advance in the legislation?
The most significant advance in the drafting of the Treaty relates to the scope of the ban.
Amended Protocol II represented a significant advance over the 1980 text.
Marks a significant advance along the line of dance, in the character of the Spanish march.
The withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip andJericho had been perhaps the most significant advance in the peace process.
The PAC welcomes the significant advance in the yoke construction for the MPD magnet.
Guatemala welcomed Israeli-Palestinian discussions, which constituted a significant advance towards peace in the Middle East.
It is a small yet significant advance in humanitarian/disarmament law.
Ms. Paterson(New Zealand) said that the overwhelming international commitment to the optional protocols demonstrated at the Millennium Summit represented a significant advance for the rights of the child.
This represents a significant advance in their ability to manipulate post-production content.
The provision without charge of antiretroviral(ARV)therapy has also constituted a significant advance in prevention and management of HIV/AIDS in Mali.
Such a significant advance of the forecasts of demand over the output plans was not registered in the industry for four years.
The cooperative effort with the World Bank represents a significant advance in inter-agency sharing of telecommunications facilities.
That significant advance had been made following the two ECE workshops on Waste Statistics held in Geneva in 2012 and 2013.
The Constitution of August 2000, currently in force, represents a significant advance in the field of gender equality and human rights in general.
The most significant advance in the Internet is the growth of mobile technologies, which include laptops, tablets and mobile telephones.
With its subsidiary jurisdiction, the Court represents the most significant advance in the structuring of the international community since the San Francisco Charter.
The most significant advance in radio navigation is, without doubt, satellite navigation, which will have a major effect on everyday life.
So we therefore welcome the final sustainable fisheries draft resolution as a significant advance in international efforts to regulate bottom fishing in international waters.
A significant advance was made in this endeavour when the Ministry of Internal Affairs set up early in 2005 a separate unit on trafficking-related crimes.
The development of the role of NGOs andcivil society in Morocco constituted a particularly significant advance and a very encouraging sign of an improved human rights situation.
Standard contracts constitute a significant advance, although many still fall short of guaranteeing minimum international standards, including non-discrimination between different types of workers.
The Subgroup warmly welcomed the details of these two surveys conducted by Korean scientists that represented a significant advance in the use of krill fishing vessels to conduct surveys in this subarea.
The significant advance made by women today is evident from various socio-economic indicators relating to health, literacy and education, workforce participation rate etc.
I would therefore urge that we collectively aim for a significant advance in the multilateral negotiations when our negotiators meet in Bali in December this year.
A cooperative attitude displayed by the sponsors made it possible for the Committee to adopt, without a vote, one resolution on chemical weapons, which is a carefully crafted balance of interests of different Member States,reflecting a significant advance in this area.
While the setting up of the ICC represents a significant advance in the fight against impunity, it is in its practice that the Court itself will be judged.
While we would very much have preferred stronger multilateral measures for unmanaged areas, such as the immediate interim prohibition we advocated,the Forum countries recognize that this package of measures represents a significant advance on the status quo.
Another significant advance made possible by this empirical approach is that it takes into account transfers in kind associated with free education and public health benefits.
Unless there is progress on these systemic and fundamental equity issues,it is doubtful that any significant advance can be made to improve the social conditions of the majority of the world's population.