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It was unlikely that terrorism could be fully eradicated in the near future.
There was no doubt that with political will andexemplary leadership by all parties concerned, the dispute could be fully resolved.
The concerns raised by Azerbaijan could be fully addressed within the existing process.
Moreover, it was noted that the registration process(i.e. the entering, archiving andsearching of data) could be fully or partly electronic.
Human rights could be fully exercised only in a system of democracy and the rule of law.
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Feed forward and bi-directional connections could be fully- or partially connected.
Indicator three could be fully effective only if all technical cooperation documents contained indicators of achievement.
The quality of concessional loans should be improved so that they could be fully utilized for development purposes.
Indeed, the benefits of migration could be fully realized only when migrants were protected from discrimination, abuse and exploitation.
For the moment, the only activities being proposed were ones that could be fully funded by the Development Account.
Emphasizing that these goods could be fully transformed or consumed in the processing or reappear in the production sphere as inputs to conclude that stage.
Every human person andall peoples were entitled to a development process in which all human rights could be fully realized.
Croatia noted that not all delegates could be fully satisfied with the text as it reflected a compromise.
The international mechanism, built around national monitoring capacities linked through regional andglobal networks, could be fully operational by the year 2001.
The rights of the national races could be fully realized only through their representation in political processes.
It was to be hoped that, in future reports,the editorial layout of the various organizations' responses could be fully harmonized in order to enhance readability.
The programmes that were developed could be fully successful only if they involved women as actors and beneficiaries.
The Special Rapporteur concluded by saying that he would complete andsubmit the study by the end of 1997 so it could be fully discussed at the Working Group's next session.
By April 2009, most commercial games, GameCube andWii alike, could be fully played, albeit with minor problems and errors, with a large number of games running with few or no defects.
The objective of article 15 was to protect the assets andinterests of the debtor and the creditors, and that could be fully achieved by the reliefs in article 17(1)(a) to d.
It pointed out that the benefits of the IVWC could be fully achieved only if other Contracting Parties to the Harmonization Convention would start applying and accepting the Certificate.
It thus appears necessary to consider how the evolution of regional integration could be fully integrated into the multilateral trading system.
Kenya had many times categorically stated itsadherence to a"one-China" policy; it felt that it was only as a united nation that the aspirations of the Chinese people could be fully respected.
Youth interests in the United Nations system could be fully represented only by young people themselves.
With that deadline in mind, it decided that any new amendment proposals should, to the extent possible,be submitted to the Working Party in 2001 so that they could be fully discussed and adopted in 2002.
Experience has shown that a force of that size and configuration could be fully deployed only with adequate preparation, which would require sufficient time.
Mr. LEVY(Israel) said that his country had taken steps to support those who were physically or mentally challenged andrequired assistance to lead lives in which their potential could be fully realized.
The baptism ceremony was also performed in a lake ora river where a person could be fully submerged, signifying they were fully washed from their sins.
The Administration, however, decided not to accept the model for the determination of support account staffing requirements, on the grounds that it was primarily theoretical andwould require further testing before it could be fully usable.
These and other issues connected with ensuring security on board vessels could be fully explored by the Working Party with a view to making appropriate amendments to CEVNI.

