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Thus far,the work of the AGBM had focused on analysis and assessment, and this process would continue.
That process would continue and should be acknowledged by the European Union.
His delegation hoped that the findings of the independent evaluation of that process would continue to inform the review.
That process would continue and be strengthened independently of the passage of the draft resolution.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, Zalmai Rassoul, stressed that the reconciliation process would continue despite the loss of Mr. Rabbani.
She hoped that that process would continue and lead to lasting peace for all States in the region.
The Special Committee hoped that the negotiations concerning the Syrian Arab Golan within the framework of the Middle East peace process would continue to progress.
The prototype development process would continue for a period of several months through successive, improving iterations.
It was hoped, in the light of these positive developments on the right road towards a just andcomprehensive peace in the Middle East, that the process would continue on the Syrian and Lebanese tracks.
The process would continue until all government-operated firms which were capable of being privatized had been transferred.
Nevertheless, Mr. Al-Musawi expressed the hope that the process would continue, but added that information on many of the cases was difficult to find.
That process would continue to the year 2002, when the largest group, 214,000 persons, would be able to apply for citizenship.
The Commission further expressed the hope that the peace process would continue along all tracks, including the Syria-Israel and Lebanon-Israel tracks.
South Africa welcomed the announcement by the Director General of IAEA that the secretariat of the Agency hadalready begun to implement some of the new measures, and that the process would continue throughout the year.
Staff involvement in the process would continue, but would occur at the earlier stage of establishing job evaluation criteria.
His delegation hoped that the new structure of the Department would help to achieve that end andthat the reform process would continue within a transparent manner in coordination with the Member States.
The consultative process would continue: an outreach campaign was being organized, and information would be posted on the staff Intranet system.
The Chairs noted that the harmonization by the treaty bodies of their working methods was an ongoing process that had existed prior to issuance of thereport of the United Nations High Commissioner and that the process would continue in the future.
He hoped that in the following months, the streamlining process would continue and, in that connection, he supported the statement by the Netherlands delegation.
He was part of a new advisory group set up by the Secretary-General to guide him in the negotiations and consultations being held in New York on the issue of system-wide coherence andto discuss how the reform process would continue.
Regarding the changes introduced by UNDP, he said that the process would continue with a view to implementing programmes that were more cost-effective and better suited to the priorities of associated countries.
The positive momentum gained through the implementation of the strategy would be continued after June 2015 through the establishment of mainstreaming activities, tools and plans to ensure that the gains would not be lost and the change process would continue.
Participants expressed the hope that this reflective process would continue and that discussions on partnerships at other forums would reflect the partnership principles of inclusiveness, transparency and participation.
He hoped that they would adhere to the relevant United Nations resolutions and the agreements reached during the peace process, observe the principle of land for peace,and negotiate in a practical and flexible spirit so that the peace process would continue to make progress.
New Zealand saw a likelihood that the tariff reduction process would continue globally within the context of individual country policies and more Uruguay-type rounds or because of regional trading arrangements.
He clarified, in response to another query, that the 35 per cent phase-down target applied to 2020 andthat after that date the conversion process would continue as planned, with a further 32.5 per cent reduction needed to attain the 67.5 per cent target in 2025.
That was only a first step, however. The consultation process would continue at the community level in order to secure a genuine dialogue between all interested partners and, if the Secretariat had sufficient funds for the purpose, the process would be broadened to include the other African countries concerned and countries of Asia and Latin America that had shown great interest in such an operation.
If so, the Naples terms would be applied; if not, the adjustment process would continue, supported by additional IMF enhanced structural adjustment facility arrangements and programmes of the World Bank.
National and community-based dialogue and reconciliation processes would continue to contribute to decreased conflict and tensions.