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An ally of the Socialist Party had been practically destroyed.
Poliomyelitis had been practically eradicated and a vaccination campaign was in progress.
The problem of internally displaced persons from Chechnya had been practically resolved.
The moulding technology had been practically uniform on the territory from the Danube till the Urals.
Approximately 120,000 refugees, located in various places in Indonesia, had been practically forgotten.
To date, however, there had been practically no complaints of discrimination from Roma workers.
The agreements will let Russian investors enter a market which had been practically closed for foreigners before.
VL had been practically eliminated, but the number of cases is on the rise again, mainly in children.
In this connection, the Committee was informed that the operational reserves for peacekeeping operations had been practically exhausted.
Entry to the city had been practically blocked by the Israeli separation wall that had already been used to appropriate Palestinian land.
Between 1991 and 1994 the United Nations Information Centre in Ouagadougou had been managed by UNDP and had been practically unnoticeable and ineffective.
Still according to the same report,poverty, which had been practically eliminated in the centrally-planned economies during the period of rapid post-war industrialization, re-emerged in the late 1970s.
Figure 2 portrays another disquieting fact,namely the reinvasion of malaria back into areas where malaria had been practically eradicated, such as Azerbaijan and Tajikistan.
According to the Report on the World Social Situation, 1993, poverty, which had been practically eliminated in the centrally planned economies during the period of rapid post-war industrialization, re-emerged in the late 1970s.
They had been established by decree in response to the need to restore a minimum of order in regions where institutions had been practically dismantled.
In the case of those countries,the results of decades of rapid industrial development had been practically wiped out, owing to the volatility of capital markets and international financial trends.
According to local people's evidence and also that of Farkhad Yusifov, who had shared the hardships of prison life with Islam Gadjev,a 60-year-old man from the Goubatli region, he had been practically healthy before he was taken hostage.
In the Ministry for the Sugar Industry,which before the victorious Revolution had been practically off-limits for women, they now account for 22% of the workers. On the senior staff, 1,342 are women(28%), 16% higher than in 2002.
Mr. Ndadaye embodied the aspirations and hopes of the Hutu ethnic group, which is the majority in the country, to assume henceforth, together with Tutsis of the same political orientation and other parties in the coalition,its share of responsibility in conducting State affairs, from which it had been practically excluded for more than three decades.
Ms. Belmihoub-Zerdani, noting that before theconstitutional reform of 2005, the proportion of women in the Kyrgyz Parliament had been practically nil, said that it was heartening that that proportion was now 26 per cent, a remarkable progression.
Ms. Hijab(Institute for Palestine Studies) said that in terms of the rights of Palestinian refugees, the previous 60 years had been long on resolutions andshort on resolve, mainly because it had been practically impossible to force either Israel or the United States of America to do anything they did not wish to do.
The Chairperson recalled that the Third Review Conference of the High Contracting Parties to the Convention had adopted its own rules of procedure, which had been practically identical to those of the Second Review Conference and to the rules of procedure applied at the Meetings of the High Contracting Parties held between 2002 and 2009.
The most significant advances have been in education,where inequalities have been practically evened out.
AFP surveillance has been practically abandoned in the subregion but appears to have been effectively substituted by systematic nationwide supplementary surveillance in a few of the countries.
VHB has been practically eliminated in the age group up to 16 years old. The 117 infected were syringe drug users.
He has been practically inseparable from Wakaba since their birth on the same day(June 10) in the same hospital.
As a result, consensus has been practically achieved on the understanding that the Security Council must be expanded and its working methods improved.
Public and social groups that have been practically unable to defend their own interests have not recognized what principles are truly worth defending.
The name is a reference to a comment made by paleontologist R. S. Lull about ankylosaurs, that as"an animated citadel,these animals must have been practically unassailable….
Lauterpacht believed that we should concentrate on the protection of the individual, and would surely argue, even today,that Lemkin's invention of the concept of‘genocide' has been practically useless and politically dangerous, replacing the tyranny of the state with the tyranny of the group.