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Wide differences persist among regions.
Conflict and confrontation arising from racial or religious differences persist around the world.
Huge differences persist in infant mortality.
However, as the work of the Preparatory Committee showed, differences persisted on a number of vital topics.
Differences persist on the criteria for the various boxes.
It is a matter of concern that deep differences persist on the issue of Security Council reform.
If differences persist, we could consider the appointment of a high-level panel of eminent persons, as I have suggested.
Healthcare coverage increased, but deep differences persist between urban and rural areas.
However, differences persist among nations, reflecting divergent national policies, views and interests.
There was general agreement on banning human reproductive cloning, but differences persisted on the issue of therapeutic cloning.
Significant differences persist between developed and developing countries.
However, LDCs' high growth performance during the past decade was not broad-based and large differences persist among the LDC groups see table 2.1.
Regrettably, however, differences persist which have prevented us from concluding this agenda item.
As a group, OECD countries also show high proportions of Internet access by enterprises, although differences persist among them as well as between SMEs and large enterprises.
Nonetheless, wage differences persist between men and women, along with market segmentation in terms of labour supply.
Over the past few years, attendance rates at childcare facilities rose significantly, although major regional differences persist, for instance with regard to opening hours.
She noted that salary differences persisted between pay for women and men and asked how that problem was being addressed.
Yet these improvements and the conditions that foster them have not been shared equally within andbetween countries; substantial differences persist and are increasing in many instances.
Major differences persist among the Assembly members on some of the essential provisions of the draft, including the options of using open and closed lists.
In previous consultations in the General Assembly, the two options proposed by the High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges andChange were discussed and major differences persist.
However, differences persist between the Comprehensive Peace Agreement partners on the criteria of membership and the investigation powers of the Commission.
Although a convergence of positions on 18 out of the total 20 core issues essential for modalities on agriculture and nonagricultural market access was reported,it was felt that differences persisted on some of the issues within the package.
Little progress was made as differences persisted among countries, including as to whether these issues form part of a single undertaking and how to ensure parallelism.
Speaking for myself, however, I would say that from the statements I have just heard, especially the statements by Pakistan andNew Zealand, we must face the fact that differences persist in the CD as to how the Conference should proceed in its work.
Differences persist, however, between geographical areas, since the level of chronic child malnutrition in rural areas is 37 per cent, compared with only 10.1 per cent in urban areas.
Ms. Telalian(Greece) said that despite the progress achieved by the Ad Hoc Committee at its most recent session, differences persisted on some key issues, and it was to be hoped that they could be overcome at the current session of the Sixth Committee.
However, significant differences persist by area of residence and by gender in some indicators, such as illiteracy rate, enrolment and promotion at the secondary level.
We have agreed to remain in touch in order to move forward on all these issues, to interact where we can,make our joint efforts more effective where differences persist and to seek agreements that reflect a fair and equal balance of interests.
As the differences persisted, General Konaté appointed the adviser to CENI of the Organization of la Francophonie, retired General Siaka Toumani Sangaré of Mali, as the new Chair of CENI.
While Law No. 84 of 17 June 2004 amending Law No. 114 of 30 November 2000(the Law on Citizenship)had abolished some forms of unequal treatment, differences persisted between, on the one hand, children from families in which both parents had acquired citizenship through naturalization and, on the other, children from families in which only one parent was naturalized.