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The draft resolution was meant to accurately reflect the facts.
To accurately reflect the situation of human rights defenders in each region, a compilation of the replies appears in document A/HRC/13/22/Add.4.
The sponsors had made an effort to accurately reflect in the text the developments over the past year.
Such language in any context must be justified year by year in order to be effective and to accurately reflect the situation.
The titles changed to accurately reflect condition and harmonize with M1/N1.
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Even more serious was the frequent failure of the French press releases to accurately reflect the statements of delegations.
In order to accurately reflect the findings and recommendations of the technical assessment mission, the remainder of this section is based largely on text extracted from the assessment mission's report.
Statistical terms should be leveraged and modified to accurately reflect women's economic contributions.
For the presence indicator to accurately reflect a user's status, the user must have an Active Directory account, and the user must be a member of the same domain in which the Service Manager management server has its computer account.
In paragraph 46, the Board recommended andUNU agreed that it should review the validity of other accounts payable to accurately reflect balances.
Paragraph 28 of that report refers to news reports that in our view fail to accurately reflect the situation in the Persian Gulf as regards the Islamic Republic of Iran.
As a result, it uses the term"population andsocial statistics" instead of"social statistics" to accurately reflect its work.
According to the Secretariat, subparagraph 2(b)of draft article 52"should be redrafted to accurately reflect the privileges and immunities enjoyed by international organizations" A/CN.4/637/Add.1, sect. II.B.23, para. 2.
Mr. Suárez Salvia(Argentina) said that the Spanish-speaking delegations were holding consultations to decide how to accurately reflect the title in Spanish.
Mr. Laguna Celis(Mexico) said that he had asked that draft resolution A/C.2/67/L.44 be reissued to accurately reflect the language agreed upon by delegations in the informal consultations, as the draft currently contained a significant number of discrepancies.
Canada accepted the adoption of this report in plenary on the understanding that it will be corrected to accurately reflect the recommendations as made.
In order for statistics on urban passenger transport to accurately reflect supply, demand and performance, geographic areas should be consistently defined, statistical terminology should be developed on harmonized bases, and time series data should be improved.
In this vein, she challenged business schools to redesign their macroeconomics curricula in order to accurately reflect the role of women in the economy.
Furthermore, the format of the plan outline should be improved to accurately reflect the priorities of the Organization, as agreed by the Member States, thus giving the Secretariat clear direction for the prioritizing of budget allocations and preventing high-priority areas such as development from being marginalized.
Ms. del Castillo(Dominican Republic) said that draft resolution A/C.2/67/L.48* had been reissued in order to accurately reflect the language agreed upon by delegations in the informal consultations.
The representatives of CCISUA and UNISERV believed that there was reluctance in some organizations to classifyNPO positions above the NO-B level, and they encouraged organizations to classify positions so as to accurately reflect responsibilities.
INSTRAW should re-examine its budget and workplan andreduce its overhead so as to accurately reflect current donor commitments, rather than seek additional subventions.
In order to accurately reflect the situation of and changes in Chinese women's social status since the 1990s, analyse and examine gender structure in the distribution of social resources, and better monitor the situation of women's development, the NWCCW has established a steering group for monitoring and assessing the implementation of the Programme for the Development of Chinese Women; and the National Bureau of Statistics has set up a database of gender-disaggregated statistics.
Mr. Botnaru(Chief, General Assembly Affairs Branch): The following corrections should be made to draft resolution A/61/L.45 to accurately reflect the text agreed in the informal consultations.
We hope to add some elements to the text of fundamental principles to accurately reflect the characteristics of official statistics, such as the definition of official statistics, the role of official statistics in coordinating national statistics through standards, methodology and classifications, and the importance of statistical legislation.
Two delegations, observing that paragraph 4 of the draft decision should include'andimplement' after'take account of', suggested that the text be modified accordingly to accurately reflect discussions among delegations.
Expresses concern over the lack of credibility and effectiveness of the current performance appraisal system, andstresses the need for it to accurately reflect the full range of performance, in order to be able to reward staff for excellent performance and impose sanctions for underperformance and to strengthen the link between performance and career progression, in particular for those staff members in managerial positions;
The functional analysis results have been used to design new job descriptions for new and enhanced functions,as well as to prepare revised job descriptions to accurately reflect the changes embedded in UN-Women's structure and expanded mandate.
The report sets out the future priorities of the Task Force and its workplan for 2007 and requests guidance from the Working Group on several issues, namely the interpretation of paragraph 2(b) of Executive Body decision 1998/2; the role of observers in Task Force meetings; the treatment of additional information and comments on dossiers that were summarized; andthe use of summaries of track A peer reviews that were not seen in all cases to accurately reflect the original peer reviews in a subjective manner.
The participation of children and youth in setting goals andpolicies over the last eleven years has been insufficient for us to be able to accurately reflect the vision of Africa's youth and children in any document written in 2001.