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They also reflect the changes affecting their parent organizations.
Although these changes are mainly driven by economic andtechnological change, they also reflect global cultural communication patterns.
They also reflect the results of the expert group meeting on 29-30 June.
Such words once again reflect Israel's aggressive attitude andits attempts to frighten others; they also reflect the sort of arrogance that befits the occupying Power.
They also reflect the recent positive developments in the peace process.
Pregnancies and terminations of pregnancies among underage girls are indicators of their health condition,health protection and, to some extent, they also reflect the cultural environment.
They also reflect issues arising from decisions and conclusions adopted at the most recent sessions.
When interpreting this type of indicators,it should be kept in mind that they only provide a partial picture of the status of biodiversity and that they also reflect efforts made to monitor species.
They also reflect inputs offered during CRIC 5 to further the implementation of the Convention.
These extremely serious policies and practices not only violate the agreements reached; they also reflect the Israeli Government's policy of vengeance on and collective and arbitrary punishment of the Palestinian people.
They also reflect a lack of commitment to the principle of friendly and good neighbourly relations.
These shortcomings arise in part due to inadequate financial andtechnical capacity in ministries and agencies, but they also reflect the reluctance of the competent authorities to fully engage local communities and the non-governmental sector.
They also reflect the continued pattern of lawlessness and the corresponding failure of the State to provide security in the region.
However, they should be treated with caution, as they also reflect different reporting practices and are dependent on the level and effectiveness of law enforcement capacities.
They also reflect the commitment of my Government to ensuring the protection of the rights of our children and their role in our country's future.
They also reflect the broad burden-sharing of peoples and Governments that must underpin development cooperation.
They also reflect the increasing importance of peaceful negotiations to settle conflicts and to solve economic, social and human problems.
They also reflect the conclusions already reached in recent decades by various international and regional bodies for the protection of human rights.
They also reflect the social, economic and environmental conditions in which children(and others in society) live, including their health care.
They also reflect that ODA is concentrated in countries with low per capita incomes, most of which are in the Africa and the Asia-Oceania regions.
They also reflect an appalling disrespect for the most basic of human rights, the right to life, and by a member of the Government at that.
They also reflect the work currently being undertaken by the G20 Anti-Corruption Working Group under the leadership of Mexico and the United Kingdom.
They also reflect moderate business position, weak capital and earnings, the bank's moderate risk position significant legacy nonperforming loans.
They also reflect the Secretariat's efforts to minimize the cost to parties in areas relating to paperless meetings, such as reporting and freight charges.
They also reflect our development efforts under the Kingdom's eighth five-year development plan, for 2005 to 2009, and under the ninth plan, for 2010 to 2014.
They also reflect Viet Nam's efforts to incorporate various human rights provisions under the international treaties to which Viet Nam is a party.
They also reflect the agreement we reached at the beginning of the Conference on increasing the number of vice-presidents from 26 to 34, and accordingly rules 5 and 8 have been revised.
They also reflect the benchmarks covering the consolidation phase as set out in annex I to the report of the Secretary-General to the Security Council dated 12 September 2006 S/2006/743.
They also reflect the typical methods used by traffickers, for example, the use of complicated shipping routes to prevent authorities from identifYing the countries of destination.
They also reflect ongoing discussions regarding the concrete measures the United Nations should take to raise strong and visible support in the fight against poverty.