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In that context, he thanked countries which had made voluntary contributions to those programmes.
Mozambique, which had made a modest contribution to the peace process in East Timor and in Kosovo, stood ready to contribute to international peace and security.
Special gratitude was due to the Netherlands delegation, which had made a valuable contribution to the work.
Every State which had made the declaration under article 14 had requested the Committee not to accept specific complaints.
On behalf of the Secretary-General, he thanked the Member States which had made contributions to those Funds.
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He thanked the countries which had made voluntary contributions to that end and those which had indicated their intention of so doing.
Its strengths stemmed from many sources- including the Secretariat, which had made a substantive contribution to its work.
That was not the fault of UNIDO, which had made a major contribution to overcoming existing inequalities; however, not all countries had supported it sufficiently in its efforts.
The Committee should not make life difficult for States parties which had made the declaration under article 14.
Uruguay would continue to support the Organization, which had made an important contribution to promoting its sustainable industrial development and improving the well-being of its people.
He welcomed all delegations and thanked all countries and organizations which had made financial contributions.
It was also very important that countries which had made reservations to the Convention should consider withdrawing them.
In 1998, as a member of the legislature, she had worked on the draft law,later incorporated in the Penal Code, which had made trafficking in persons an offence.
There are new corrected clauses which had made medicines' import impossible in Ukraine.
The meeting received information about the resources spent in the preparatory phase of the Assistance Programme and about donors which had made financial or in-kind contributions.
Mr. Mandela praised the work of the Special Committee, which had made a tremendous contribution to the elimination of apartheid.
It expressed appreciation to the Governments and organizations for their support, including providing experts andfinancial contributions, which had made Turkmenistan's first EPR possible.
The issue was of grave concern to Tajikistan, which had made demining a vital part of its development plans.
However, even the proposed new integral immigration policy lacked gender focus:awareness of the issue must be increased, and technical assistance from countries which had made greater progress would be welcome.
He was grateful to the Government of Serbia, which had made a very detailed submission using the trial template for the database.
They also were cause for pessimism aboutthe prospects for peace; that was particularly disturbing to his country, which had made such great efforts for peace in the region.
Puerto Rico was entirely under the domination of a great Power, which had made war its sole political instrument and was establishing its hegemony and trampling on the freedom of peoples.
It was a tough time for everyone,because the defeat at Uhud came after a miraculous victory at Badr, which had made the Muslims overly confident and careless.
Mr. Ortique(United States of America)said that the Special Committee, which had made a meaningful contribution to peacekeeping, would become even more effective following the revision of its work methods.
The decision on 18 April by the new Parliament to introduce sharia law in the country has weakened the hard-line Islamist opposition, which had made this an important platform of its policy.
It must offer added value to those countries, many of which had made enormous strides in committing to good governance, democracy and human rights.
She expressed her Government's gratitude to the non-governmental organizations(NGOs) which had made a valuable contribution to that process.
An independent judiciary was a must for the Government, which had made efforts in that regard thanks to the institutional support provided for the justice sector(with the help, in particular, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Sweden and Belgium) and for the training of judges, the military and the police.
At the same time, gratitude was expressed to those Governments which had made voluntary contributions to the Programme.
Debt overhang was also putting pressure on countries which had made great progress in implementing economic reform programmes.