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Delegations said that the report reflected the commitment of UNICEF to reform.
The Report reflected on the trends influencing the cities of the UNECE region in the 20 years since Habitat II.
The suggested amendments were intended to ensure that the draft report reflected the whole discussion on each issue and she therefore endorsed them.
The report reflected the views of Muslim respondents of diverse ethnic origins.
Ms. Khalil(Egypt) said that the report reflected the deteriorating situation of the Palestinian people.
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The report reflected the outcome of a three-week enquiry, including a set of recommendations.
He explains, however, that the report reflected what was discussed with the complainant, in the absence of an interpreter.
The report reflected those fundamental changes in the nature and location of the Organization's work.
The reference to his country in the report reflected the international community's genuine concern with his country's justice system.
The report reflected the full consensus of all members of the Senior Advisory Group.
Ms. Al Haj Ali(Syrian Arab Republic)said that the report reflected the catastrophic human rights situation in the Palestinian territories, and the Israeli occupation was the main reason for it.
His report reflected the state of play in the country with regard to human rights.
Section I of the report reflected the continued growth in the size and scope of the Fund's operations.
The report reflected the Government's moral courage and augured well for the Chilean people's prospects.
Ms. Acar said that the report reflected the Government's commitment to the implementation of the Convention.
The report reflected a sincere desire to identify the problems faced by women and a realistic attitude towards dealing with those problems.
He said that the report reflected a new way of working in UN-Habitat and of communicating and dealing with issues.
The report reflected actual budgetary expenditures for the first 22 months of the biennium and projected requirements for the last two months.
Mr. PILLAI said that the report reflected a growing recognition of the plurality of Moroccan society on the part of the Government.
The report reflected the projected temporary increase in the number of ad litem judges during the course of 2008 and the related resource requirements.
It noted that the report reflected the proud cultural heritage of Tonga and its belief in the importance of individual rights and freedoms.
The report reflected an increase of 110 posts, comprising 100 new posts and the transfer of 10 resident auditor posts from mission budgets.
Mr. YAKOVLEV said that the report reflected a strong political will on the part of the Government to implement the provisions of the Convention.
The report reflected preliminary 2010/11 estimates for MINURCAT, MINUSTAH, the Logistics Base and the support account.
Iraq noted that the report reflected Albania's desire to promote and enhance fundamental rights and freedoms and uphold them.
The report reflected not only the federal Government's commitment to combat racism, but also that of the constituent states and territories.
He pointed out that this report reflected activities carried out in the first part of the year on the basis of a possible 20 per cent budget cut.
The report reflected some differences of opinion on whether any allowance or adjustment needed to be provided for debt burden in a future scale.
Ms. Simms said that the report reflected remarkable strides in the education of girls and women, for which she congratulated the State party.
That report reflected the achievements in the protection of the rights of the child, the problems and challenges in the implementation of the Convention and the proposed plans for the future.