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However, the assessment of programme results was hampered by weak indicators.
Access the NPM group was hampered in 10 health facilities,are subject to the NPM mandate.
Moreover, JS1 stated that the overall quality of education was hampered by corruption.
The development of his country was hampered by the long-standing consequences of the Chernobyl disaster.
The implementation of domestic andinternational human rights instruments was hampered by a lack of public awareness.
The investigation was hampered as there was no flight recorder installed on the plane.
The full integration of the specialized agencies in UNDAF was hampered by a number of institutional obstacles.
Progress was hampered by continuing low levels of confidence between the parties and in the political process.
However, development of the Section was hampered by the absence of a chief.
The Court was hampered by serious financial difficulties, which resulted in staff not being paid for several months and going on strike.
Asylum seekers' access to socioeconomic rights was hampered by precarious and temporary documentation.
This effort was hampered, however, by the repeated refusals of the Republika Srpska government to comply with the relevant provisions of the Law on Defence.
However, the Committee observes that the Commission's work was hampered by difficulties in accessing the Gaza Strip.
The creation of the tunnel was hampered by unusual problems caused by outflowing water, and these led to the bankruptcy of the building contractor.
The Prosecutor has stated that his investigation of the case was hampered by the reluctance of certain parties to cooperate.
The reopening of schools was hampered by insecurity, fuel shortages, lack of water and sanitation and lack of funds, salaries and other costs.
The international commitment towards those countries would enhance their socioeconomic and human development, which was hampered by lack of access to the sea, isolation and high transport costs.
The investigation was hampered by problems in obtaining the requisite assistance and cooperation from two military contingents and in obtaining access to some of the witnesses and victims.
This would also allow more trade in regional markets, which was hampered by the lack of specialization and the production of similar raw commodities.
It was hampered by pervasive poverty, increasing inequalities, infectious diseases, armed conflicts, intolerance, terrorism, environmental degradation and natural disasters.
Women's political empowerment was hampered by traditional perceptions of their role.
Efforts by humanitarian agencies to provide support to the estimated half a million IDPs continued,but the response was hampered by endemic insecurity and limited access.
It had been acknowledged that their work was hampered by a shortage of staff and inadequate information technologies.
Mrs. KABA CAMARA(Côte d'Ivoire) said that, although the African States were committed to the advancement of women,the implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action was hampered by lack of resources.
The implementation of the human rights treaties was hampered by a lack of sufficient resources for the treaty monitoring bodies.
Repatriation was hampered by the absence of a political solution to the conflict, discriminatory measures imposed by the de facto authorities against returnees and widespread insecurity.
Aside from geographical hindrances and bureaucratic barriers,it appeared that birth registration was hampered by a regulation under which underage mothers were not allowed to register the birth of their children.
Broadcast on Saturday nights,the series was hampered by frequent timeslot changes, the long gap between the pilot and the series and the BBC's decision not to repeat the pilot before the series aired.
The United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy provided a solid basis for combating terrorism but its implementation was hampered by delays in the elaboration of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism.
Access to emergency obstetrical services was hampered not by the attitudes of staff but by infrastructure shortcomings, such as poor roads, and efforts were being made to address those shortcomings.