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New States have joined the family of nations.
Since the Managua Meeting last year, nine States have joined the Convention.
By now, 85 States have joined the Initiative.
Since the report of the Court was submitted, two additional States have joined the Rome Statute.
At present, 147 States have joined the Convention.
The Initiative is already being implemented andis growing in scale- 75 States have joined it to date.
Afterwards, 26 other states have joined the initiative.
Nine States have joined since 1989, and nine others are involved in a process of accession.
ASEAN is encouraged to note that 188 States have joined the CWC making it an almost universal treaty.
Some States have joined the Convention notwithstanding the fact that armed non-State actors engage in acts prohibited by the Convention in the sovereign territory of these States Parties.
We are confident that full achievement of the Convention's goals, namely ensuring the total liquidation of one type ofweapons of mass destruction, is possible only when all States have joined the Convention.
Four new Member States have joined this global reporting instrument for the first time.
We believe, nevertheless, that this objective will be attained only when the process has the support ofthe entire international community, when all States have joined the Convention, particularly those that produce landmines, and when adherence to it is really universal.
One-hundred-fifty-six States have joined the Convention and will never again use anti-personnel mines.
Many States have joined the International Monitoring, Control and Surveillance Network, a global, informal arrangement among national institutions with the objective of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of fisheries-related monitoring, control and surveillance-activities, through enhanced cooperation, coordination, information collection and exchange.
Thus far, 114 Member States have joined us in sponsoring this draft resolution.
More States have joined key multilateral disarmament and arms control treaties, and more have signed or ratified the International Atomic Energy Agency Additional Protocol.
An overwhelming majority of Member States have joined forces to fight it, and we have taken some important steps together.
Eighty-three States have joined the ICAO-wide aviation security point of contact network, established for the communication of imminent threats to civil air transport operations.
Since June 2001 four more States have joined the OPCW, namely, Nauru, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa and Uganda.
Most States have joined not principally to obtain a nuclear disarmament pledge from the nuclear-weapon States, but to send a message of assurance regarding their own status and to receive assurances from others, including neighbours.
The ICRC notes with satisfaction that several States have joined the call for a ban on anti-personnel mines and earnestly hopes that others will do so before the Review Conference itself.
A total of 190 States have joined the Treaty, including the succession of one additional State since the 2005 Review Conference.
We were pleased to learn from the report that 192 States have joined the International Court of Justice Statute, while 67 States, including the Sudan, have deposited declarations of acceptance of the Court's compulsory jurisdiction.
Twenty-nine African States have joined the African Peer Review Mechanism, an instrument designed for peer- and self-monitoring at the national and continental levels on issues related to democracy and political, economic and corporate governance.
Situation analysis The Arab States have joined developing countries in committing to human development and the achievement of internationally agreed development goals.
In those 40 years an additional 33 States have joined the original 12 signatories and become parties to the Treaty, bringing the total to 45 States representing more than 80 per cent of the world's population.
States had joined nuclear-weapon-free zones; he welcomed recent progress towards the establishment of a new such zone in Central Asia.
Since the conclusion of the Treaty of Tlatelolco more than 30 years previously, over 100 States had joined such zones, which only contributed to the non-proliferation regime.
For States having joined the Court after 2002, the retroactivity is not applied from before their ratification.