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The participants highlighted a number of key issues.
The study, having examined the mandate andvarious aspects of the Environmental Management Group, highlighted a number of key issues.
The presentations by experts highlighted a number of STI and development issues.
In her report Ms. Marcotte, Co-Chair of the Subcommittee on Quarantine,Structures and Commodities, highlighted a number of positive developments.
The assessment highlighted a number of difficulties and challenges with the HACT implementation process which include the following.
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It will be recalled that the previous exercise highlighted a number of difficulties.
The break-out groups highlighted a number of possible areas for follow-up action with regard to vulnerability and adaptation assessments.
The legal aid scheme was reviewed in 2009 and highlighted a number of failures.
The Board also highlighted a number of deficiencies with regard to the construction of mission subsistence allowance accommodation in UNAMID(ibid., paras. 95-101).
Informal discussions on the paper in Geneva had highlighted a number of concerns.
Representatives of States requesting technical assistance highlighted a number of measures, ranging from assistance in formulating national strategies or action plans to legislative assistance and capacity-building.
The feedback from cooperating organizations was both frank and critical and highlighted a number of areas requiring attention.
The Director highlighted a number of improvements that had been made, based on comments received from donors, and invited delegations to continue providing feedback on how to make the report more relevant to their needs.
The regional review processes and their outcomes highlighted a number of region-specific priorities and focus areas.
The JIU report highlighted a number of contributions that the Global Compact had made over the past ten years, including the significant expansion of its constituency and of its outreach activities to the private sector.
The action plan set out in Human Rights Council resolution 16/18 highlighted a number of important areas for all States to work on.
The representative highlighted a number of programmes, policies and initiatives in the area of health, including the family clinics, which offered Pap smears and educated women and their partners with a view to reducing the number of unplanned pregnancies.
They acknowledged the important roleplayed by treaty body members in the process, and highlighted a number of priority areas for consideration by the Chairs.
The Chairperson paid tribute to the memory of Shabtai Rosenne,a leading expert in international law, and highlighted a number of his accomplishments as both diplomat and academic.
Finally, she underlined the importance of partnerships and highlighted a number of new initiatives, particularly with the United Nations Children ' s Fund(UNICEF) and the World Food Programme(WFP), aimed at maximizing the comparative advantages of the organizations involved.
Member States, entities of the United Nations system,non-governmental organizations and civil society highlighted a number of useful lessons learned from past observances of the International Day.
Ms. Kyungwha KaNG(Acting High Commissioner for Human Rights) highlighted a number of important developments that had taken place since the previous session of the Committee.
In the third track meeting of the Global Consultations, on the theme" The Search for Protection-based Solutions",a paper had been introduced which highlighted a number of legal issues which typically arose in the context of return.
The representative of Sri Lanka,speaking on behalf of the Asian Group and China, highlighted a number of issues that were of particular interest to the Asian Group and China.
This analysis hasprovided an overview of the state of implementation of the KPCS and highlighted a number of horizontal issues that have emerged during the first year of implementation.
In paragraphs 94 to 116 of its report(A/66/5(Vol. II)),the Board of Auditors highlighted a number of deficiencies found in the area of procurement and contract management.
The report of the Partnership to the forty-third session of the Commission(E/CN.3/2012/12) highlighted a number of statistical challenges and made recommendations on how they could be addressed.
One delegation,calling United Nations information centres the Organization's“windows to the world”, highlighted a number of problems, both administrative and substantive in nature, posed by integration.