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This trend continued in 2010.
The number of visits to the UNCITRAL websitehas steadily increased over the last years and this trend continued in 2010.
This trend continued during 2008.
In the period 19941997 the rate of increase slowed somewhat, and this trend continued from January to August 1998.
This trend continued during the 1990s.
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Members of the Subcommission have reported increasing seizures of cannabis resin(hashish)originating from Afghanistan in recent years and this trend continued in 2013.
This trend continued during FY2001.
According to the United Kingdom,crime has been rising in line with the population over the past six years; this trend continued in 2012, possibly owing to other factors.
This trend continued in 2006, when income was again on the increase.
While more recent data for all developing countries are not available,there is some evidence that this trend continued over the period 20052007, especially in large emerging market countries.
This trend continued and no new States reported in 2008 or 2009.
Since 1996, the health sector absorbedalmost half of UNICEF annual resources; this trend continued into 2001 when 45.2 per cent of resources, or $457.1 million, was channeled to health-related activities.
This trend continued up to 1992 with production decreasing by 2.06 per cent.
Industrial production in 1992 compared to the previous year fell by 21.2 per cent andagricultural production by 18 per cent and this trend continued in 1993 at the rates of 37.3 per cent and 7.2 per cent respectively.
And this trend continued to develop, as could be seen in many examples of the time.
Official development assistance flows to least developed countries, as a share of the Development Assistance Committee donors ' combined gross national products,fell from 0.09 per cent in 1990 to 0.07 per cent in 1994, and this trend continued during 1995.
This trend continued during the first quarter of 1999, with the notable exception of Mexico.
The Board noted that this trend continued during the biennium 2002-2003 as highlighted in table 6 below.
This trend continued in 2011, with annual seizures of over 400 kg recorded in Nigeria, Togo and Benin.
This trend continued in phase VI, as the main capacity of Iraqi crude oil production is located in the south of the country.
This trend continued in 1994, when UNITAR ' s General Fund administrative expenditure was reduced to $595,977, compared with $700,129 in 1993.
This trend continued in the first half of 2006 with zinc and copper prices rising by 70 per cent on their 2005 level and nickel by 45 per cent.
If this trend continued, the goal of access to water for 100 per cent of the urban population and 82 per cent of the rural population could be achieved.
This trend continued into 2003 when defence costs totalled roughly $1.5 million, thereby reflecting a decrease of approximately 62 per cent against the 2001 figure.
If this trend continued, Brazil would soon qualify as a" high-cost country", and the 1 April 1992 modification of the pension adjustment system would apply(as is currently the case for Argentina).
This trend continued during the period 1 January to 31 May 2009, during which 93 per cent of" as required" meetings(162 out of 173 requests) were provided with interpretation.
This trend continued during the period from 1 January to 31 May 2010, when 98 per cent of requests for interpretation were met(136 out of 139 requests), compared with 94 per cent(173 out of 184 requests) during the same period in 2009.
This trend continued during the period from 1 January to 31 May 2010, when 98 per cent of the requests for interpretation were met(55 out of 56 requests), compared with 86 per cent(56 out of 65 requests) during the same period in 2009.
This trend continued in 2007 and 2008, notwithstanding the economic and financial crisis, demonstrating a weak integration in the international financial system and the lag effect on the real economy of African least developed countries in 2009 and beyond.
This trend continued, with the creation of new mandates from intergovernmental bodies, calls for technical assistance from Member States and intensified engagement within the United Nations system in the security, development and humanitarian contexts, including with respect to the Human Rights Up Front plan of action.