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But even then, the process continued.
The process continued after independence in 1960.
The ratification process continued in 2000.
The process continued to the proceedings of hearings.
Despite these developments, the peace process continued to encounter serious problems.
The process continued throughout March and April at most centres.
During the past two and one-half months, the Angolan peace process continued to experience serious difficulties.
The review process continued throughout the sixth and seventh sessions of the SBI.
A maximum of commitment anddynamism was needed on the part of the Government to ensure that the process continued.
The status settlement process continued to dominate the reporting period.
The process continued throughout the sixth, seventh and eighth sessions of the SBI.
Thus, during the reporting period the Ombudsperson process continued to deliver, in the individual cases, a fair process. .
The process continued after Chinese Spring Festival, manager and engineers always work in the mill since then.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that UNRWA 's role was essential to ensuring that the peace process continued in an appropriate socio-economic climate.
However, the review process continued to face challenges with respect to funding, planning and capacity.
This was done on a large scale,despite the fact that all of the parties involved were sophisticated investors. The process continued for years, culminating in a crash that caused wealth destruction amounting to trillions of dollars.
The joint assessment process continued to contribute to enhanced dialogue and cooperation between the United Nations and the Government.
It was its commitment to fair and transparent processes that ensured that the process continued to respect the certification standards acceptable to all participants.
Otherwise, the process continued of convening a meeting of those agencies at my office in Brussels immediately following each meeting of the Steering Board.
As I mentioned earlier, the consolidated appeals process continued to be strengthened as a strategic planning tool for the United Nations and its partners.
The repatriation process continued despite the persistence of problems of access to land and serious incidents such as that at Xamán(see paras. 25 to 32).
The consolidated inter-agency appeals process continued to be an important tool for coordination and strategic planning in complex emergencies and natural disasters in Africa.
The process continued with the appointment of a new Executive Director, structural reorganization and the regularization of all Professional staff, and culminated in the transformation of the Centre into a programme of the United Nations system.
The consolidated appeals process continued to be an important tool for coordination and strategic planning in complex emergencies in Africa.
However, the process continued to face delays, and there have been reports of intimidation and undue influence on the elders and members of the technical selection committee.
During the reporting period, the Ivorian peace process continued to face serious difficulties. Commitments made by the Ivorian parties to move forward on implementation of the Linas-Marcoussis Agreement have however given rise to cautious optimism.
When the process continued in New York, we expressed our hope that the appropriate way would be found here in the General Assembly to rectify the continued discrimination against Israel in the Human Rights Council.
The consolidated appeals process continued to be an important tool for coordination and strategic planning in complex emergencies and natural disasters in Africa.
The recruitment process continued for the Office of the Prosecutor of the Residual Mechanism and the full complement of staff is expected to be on board by the end of 2013.
The clarification process continued during the negotiations and discussions at the preparatory stages of the Habitat II process and at the Conference itself in June 1996.