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The U.S. was also aware of this possibility.
Sarraf is very close to the Presidential Palace and he was also aware of the decision witness statement.
But it was also aware that, in the words of the 2011 syllabus.
While Nigeria recognized the potential of globalization as it transformed some societies, it was also aware that such benefits remained unevenly distributed.
She was also aware that challenges would remain.
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Mr. Paguaga(Nicaragua) said that,although he was aware of the Organization's budgetary problems, he was also aware of the importance of cultural values, including religious values.
UNFPA was also aware that delays in the registering of new assets could result in incorrect data.
The Secretary-General was mindful of the fiscal constraints facing Member States and was also aware that questions had been raised about the timeliness of funding new ICT initiatives.
The Commission was also aware of persistent reports of"training" by young Hutu men in the Zairian camps.
While it hoped that the Secretariat would redouble its efforts to ensure full andtimely reimbursement, it was also aware of the extent to which that depended on the timely payment of assessments, for which all Member States were responsible.
However, it was also aware that the new system was a complex and diverse one that required extensive resources.
The delegation of Singapore was also aware that the Organization's financial situation depended on how well it managed resources.
I was also aware that the desire of last year's Presidents to overcome the longtime impasse in the CD required thinking out of the box about the problems experienced by the CD.
The Expert Meeting was also aware of the budgetary implications that might arise from its recommendations.
She was also aware of the inflow of refugees from the Republic of the Congo, although she did not have official figures for their number.
It was also aware that the necessary measures should be adopted to ensure that journalists could carry out their work.
It was also aware of the limitations inherent in the methodology for dealing with the issues and concerns of Member States.
The Committee was also aware of the need to respect their customary laws and their claims on the use of their knowledge and resources.
The Committee was also aware of recent developments in Israel and of the full significance of the Supreme Court's decision of September 1999.
He was also aware of the calendar-related problems that made it difficult for some Member States to make payments in full and on time.
The Commission was also aware that it would need to consider a number of new challenges, particularly rising food and fuel prices.
The Government was also aware of its responsibility to guarantee that judges, magistrates and prosecutors received training in the field of human rights.
The Government was also aware that there had been numerous complaints of physical violence against persons accused of narcotics offences.
The European Union was also aware of his Government's efforts to find a peaceful and lasting solution that would address the root causes of the conflict.
He was also aware that the large fast galleys could outmanoeuvre and destroy his huge fleet of slow transports piecemeal and so resolved to act immediately.
UNIDO was also aware of its increased responsibility regarding the verification and auditing of CFC phase-outs in countries assisted through UNIDO projects.
The Coordination was also aware that CCW/GGE/XII/WG.2/1/Rev.2 was presented but not thoroughly discussed at the XII Session of GGE in November 2005.
The Commission was also aware of the United Nations call for discussions to begin between the administering Power and the Territory.
The Board was also aware that, while significant risks remain, management had not identified other cases of fraud in either Somalia or other high-risk country operations.
The Government was also aware of the need to focus on changing public perceptions of the Roma people, which tended to stereotype the Roma as socially incorrigible.