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During the reporting period, some progress was achieved.
Although some progress was achieved in this area, lack of funding remained a problem.
Based on monitoring of prisons the Section found that some progress was achieved.
On a more positive note, some progress was achieved in the political and peace processes.
Indeed, in my report entitled"Strengthening of the United Nations: an agenda for further change"(A/57/387 and Corr.1)I made proposals for reducing it, and some progress was achieved.
During the reporting period, some progress was achieved in planning the destruction of chemical materials and weapons.
Some progress was achieved at the recent annual meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas.
On the fulfilment of the Istanbul commitments by the Russian Federation, some progress was achieved and we look forward to the completion of this process.
Noting that some progress was achieved in the elaboration of the convention but that the Working Group was unable to complete its task.
It also recalls the internationally agreed target of reducing adult illiteracy by one half during the 1990s.21 While some progress was achieved in increasing primary school enrolment and adult literacy ratios during the decade, the pace of progress was not fast enough to reach the goals.
In 2006-2007, some progress was achieved in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in public enterprise restructuring.
Regarding the second priority benchmark,relating to outstanding investigations and enhancing the functioning of the judiciary, some progress was achieved on serious crimes investigations and on the implementation of the recommendations of the Special Commission of Inquiry see para. 30 above.
Some progress was achieved in analysing and understanding the challenging issue of engaging men and boys in the promotion of gender equality.
My country was pleased to note that during this year's NPT Preparatory Committee sessions some progress was achieved with regard to the principle of non-first use, especially against non-nuclear-weapon States, and it calls on the nuclear States to give due consideration to proposals to have this principle codified in a legally binding document.
Some progress was achieved in the prosecution of serious crimes by the Congolese military justice through the assistance of prosecution support cells.
Despite the fact that some progress was achieved, similar observations were made during field visits during the biennium 2010-2011.
Some progress was achieved in forming a commission composed of local staff to inventory the active cases stored in the courthouse as a confidence-building measure.
Noting that some progress was achieved in the elaboration of the convention, but that the Working Group of the Whole will need more time to complete its mandate.
Some progress was achieved with respect to fiscal policy, including the establishment of a commission mandated to foster consensus on a“fiscal pact” among social and political forces.
Some progress was achieved with cotton: commitments were made to eliminate export subsidies in 2006 and African countries will have free access to the cotton markets in advanced countries.
While some progress was achieved at that meeting, we must make greater efforts to overcome the resistance linked to the political and economic interests of States in order to move swiftly and with solidarity towards our desired objective.
Some progress was achieved; however, steps are still required to further adopt sustainable energy policies and measures that can support the sector's contribution in respect of achieving sustainable development.
While some progress was achieved in the recruitment of international staff, the Mission experienced challenges in identifying and recruiting qualified national staff as the required skill sets are not readily available in the local labour market.
During the period under review, some progress was achieved on the political front, while fighting resumed between the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo(Forces armées de la République démocratique du Congo-- FARDC), on the one hand, and the Mouvement du 23 mars(M23) and other armed groups, on the other.
Some progress was achieved during the last few years in involving members in the programme formulation process, especially with the Programme Committee playing a more active role in defining priorities, together with an intensive consultation process with Member States, Associate and Affiliate Members.
Some progress was achieved with respect to fiscal policy as a result of the commitment to reach a fiscal pact among the country's social and political forces; progress was also made with regard to the agrarian situation with the approval by Congress of a new Land Trust Fund jointly designed by the Ministry of Agriculture and indigenous and peasant organizations.
In Iraq, while some progress was achieved with the establishment of the Advisory Committee of Iraqi Women in 2003, the reality of the poor security situation in that country has been one factor in limiting the progress that could be made to advance the rights of women and include more of them in negotiations for and various roles in the transitional government.
During the reporting period, some progress was achieved towards a resolution of the Darfur conflict. On 9 February 2009, the Government of the Sudan and the Justice and Equality Movement(JEM) met in Doha, under the auspices of the Joint African Union-United Nations Chief Mediator for Darfur, Djibrill Bassolé, and the State of Qatar. On 17 February, the two parties signed an"Agreement of Goodwill and Confidence-building", a preliminary document, which committed both sides to a process to find a peaceful, political solution to the conflict.
While we note some progress being achieved in Geneva in the deliberations of officials towards a Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in 1997, more needs to be done to ensure the protection of indigenous peoples the world over.
All the infrastructure of the Chechen Republic needs to be restored andalthough the government does quite a lot and some progress is achieved, a lot of work is still ahead.