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Changes that have occurred since that date are not reflected in the report.
Municipalities play a key role in making changes that have a direct impact on citizens.
Changes that have taken place over the last five years in the situation of each of the groups mentioned.
It is interesting to review the changes that have been occurring in other United Nations bodies.
The changes that have taken place over the past five years with respect to the situation of each of the above groups.
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There have been some developments and changes that have significance for the working programme of the Convention.
The changes that have occurred in the international situation in the past few years have enabled the Security Council, for the first time, fully to play the role conferred upon it.
These developments are discussed within the context of the existing situation, including changes that have taken place in the reporting period.
We also oppose any changes that have the effect of reducing NGO access and participation.
He underlined the need to focus the 2008 SNA implementation first on changes that have the biggest impact on GDP.
The most significant changes that have taken place since the date of Hungary's European Union accession are those introduced to the regulation of tertiary education.
In our various statements in the general debates at previous sessions, the delegation of Mali described to the General Assembly the profound political changes that have occurred in Mali in recent years.
They have spearheaded social and policy changes that have reformed local institutions and schemes, to the betterment of women and girls.
In its resolution 68/1, on the review of the implementation of General Assembly resolution 61/6 on the strengthening of the Economic andSocial Council, the Assembly introduced changes that have implications for the subsidiary bodies of the Council.
The changes that have occurred in the education system(including with regard to legislation, policies, facilities, budgetary allocation, quality of education, enrolment, dropout and literacy);
In its resolution 68/1 on the strengthening of the Economic andSocial Council, the General Assembly introduced changes that have implications for the subsidiary bodies of the Economic and Social Council.
The Committee also recommends that any changes that have administrative and financial implications be subject to the review and approval of the General Assembly in accordance with established procedures.
We begin with a short outline of the factual situation as regards gender equality in the area mentioned in the article andgo on to describe legislative amendments and other changes that have been made or are being discussed to improve the situation.
Changes that have taken place in Darfur, i.e., population growth and disruption of the demographic equilibrium, and their impact on the systems that had governed land tenure and exploitation by agriculturalists and pastoralists;
Each Annex I Party shall include in[its national inventory report]information on any changes that have occurred in its national registry, compared to information reported in its last submission, including information submitted under Article 7.2.
In the period between the designation of the host city and the staging of the event, cities normally undergo a series of transformations that not only affect their urban infrastructure, but also bring about economic,social and demographic changes that have long-term consequences for the local population.
In this sub-item we aim to address on the one hand the changes that have taken place in using administrations as sources; and on the other hand what options the NSIs in transition countries have to stimulate the use of statistics at the national level.
In view of the short period of time between the submission of the third report(autumn 1996), its consideration in the Committee(autumn 1998) and the submission of this report(autumn 1999),the latter largely confines itself to informing about changes that have occurred since the submission of the third report and to comment on the concluding observations of the Committee.
Set out below are details of the changes that have taken place since New Zealand's last report in respect of the Crown Proposals for the Settlement of Treaty of Waitangi Claims("the Proposals") and the Fiscal(Settlement) Envelope, in which the Committee expressed particular interest.
Take note of the annex to the present report on strengthening the functioning of the Investigations Division of OIOS, and note that any changes that have financial implications are subject to the review and approval of the General Assembly in accordance with established procedures;
In view of the constitutional and political changes that have taken place in the Kingdom of Bahrain, it was thought appropriate to prepare a single document containing the initial report and the second periodic report and to submit them at a time that would allow them to reflect the aforementioned changes. .
Staff rule 207.11, Travel on home leave, is amended to allow greater flexibility in the application of the requirement of a minimum stay in the home country,in view of the need to take into account changes that have occurred in respect of mode of travel, the composition of many families and the location of eligible family members, who often work, reside or go to school in different countries;
The Committee notes the changes that have occurred in the legal regulation of the operation of police detention facilities, including the approval in May 2007 of the Rules of Procedure of the Detention Facilities of Territorial Police Establishments and the Manual for Security and Maintenance of Detention Facilities of Territorial Police Establishments.
Rule 105.3, Home leave, is amended to allow a greater flexibility in the application of the requirement of a minimum stay in the home country,based on the need to take into account changes that have occurred in respect of mode of travel(always by air), composition of many families(frequently of several nationalities) and location of eligible family members, who often work, reside or go to school in different countries.
This report presents in particular the changes that have occurred in the implementation of the provisions of the Convention in the period from the consideration of the previous report up to October 2013, as well as the information and data requested by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women in its concluding observations on the Forth Periodic Report of the Republic of Slovenia.