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He was pleased with the progress the Committee had made in its work, which encompassed diverse and complex issues.
They undertook to continue taking a regional approach which encompassed the situation of Sierra Leone and Liberia, and appealed to the donor community to step up economic aid to Côte d'Ivoire.
In 1531 El Mozo accompanied his father on the expedition to Peru, which encompassed the north of the Inca Empire.
He questioned the possibility of creating a social theory which encompassed the entire evolution of humanity; yet, he also argued that anthropologists are not limited to description of specific, existing cultures.
Indonesia, aligning itself with NAM and OIC,pledged its full commitment to the right to development, which encompassed all human rights.
Mr. de GOUTTES believed that the use of the term"promotion", which encompassed the idea of machinations, would meet the concern expressed by Mr. Aboul-Nasr.
In the 2004/2005 school year, a contest on the subject of"I am a citizen in the changing Europe" was organized, which encompassed also gender equality dimension.
ECRI placed a high value on standards for data collection, which encompassed three broad areas: criminal law, administrative and civil law and the collection of data on vulnerable groups"equality data.
The Chairperson invited the Rapporteur to consider employing the words"personal integrity", which encompassed physical and mental integrity.
With regard to the third issue, he favoured a broad concept which encompassed both prevention ex ante, i.e., measures taken prior to the occurrence of an accident, and prevention ex post, namely, measures taken after an accident in order to minimize its impact.
It was supervising several projects within the framework of the human-rights education programme, which encompassed all primary and secondary school students.
Unlike Trajan's province, which encompassed the whole of Roman-occupied Mesopotamia between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers, the new province was limited between the province of Osroene to the south, the Euphrates and Tigris to the north, and the river Chaboras(modern Khabur) to the east.
The State took extra steps to provide support in this area, which encompassed more than 42.5 million individuals.
However, given the scope of its provisions, which encompassed civil and political, as well as economic, social and cultural rights, there was a need for cooperation with international governmental and non-governmental organizations and civil society.
From 1949, Potapov was the head of large-scale complex Sayan-Altai expedition, which encompassed the mountainous Altai, Shoria, Khakassia and Tuva in its scope.
Independence was a well-recognized principle in humanitarian assistance and State practice and was not merely implicit in the principle of sovereignty, norwas it necessarily equivalent to neutrality, which encompassed the concept of non-intervention.
A special lecture dealt with the art andscience of space systems engineering, which encompassed technical leadership(the art) and systems management the science.
The mine action portfolio of UNDP, which encompassed 20 countries in 2002, ranging from re-launched projects in post-conflict countries, such as Angola and Sri Lanka, to more mature programmes in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Lao People's Democratic Republic and Mozambique.
The UNCTAD secretariat was urged to pay special attention to issues related to trade agreements, which encompassed regional and bilateral investment.
A programme on the protection of threatened persons was also available, which encompassed personal physical security, guarding of property, temporary safe accommodation, change of residence, work place or education and identity change.
Minority situations in six different countries had been considered during the meeting,including in the Feghana Valley region which encompassed areas of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
It recognizes the far-reaching reforms implemented pursuant to the Midrand Conference, which encompassed UNCTAD's programme of work, its intergovernmental machinery, the reform of its secretariat and its cooperation with other organizations.
Mr. ZHANG Yuqing(China) said his delegation had proposed placing article"x" in an annex to the Model Law so thatit would not appear to limit the scope of that Law, which encompassed all international electronic transactions.
That duty was based on the contemporary understanding of State sovereignty, which encompassed not only rights but also the duties of States towards their citizens and which provided that affected persons should not suffer unnecessarily for the sake of sovereignty.
His Government had taken a proactive approach by incorporating gender issues into its national plan for strategic development, which encompassed the activities, goals and indicators of every Government ministry.
She wondered whether the country had a national health policy which encompassed all these issues as well as others like the destruction of the health infrastructure, the lack of safe drinking water and the need for sewerage systems, which were all mentioned in the report.
In reiterating the crucial importance of the IPoA,Mr. Tesfachew particularly welcomed its comprehensive approach, which encompassed new elements such as(a) greater attention to productive capacities;
In that connection she mentioned the joint Special Programme for Economies of Central Asia(SPECA) which had been devised by the Economic Commission for Europe and the Economic andSocial Commission for Asia and the Pacific and which encompassed all the region's priority issues.
It further provided an overview of the domestic laws establishing related offences, which encompassed different components of the trafficking in persons definition.
In particular, reference was made to the adoption of a national plan of criminal justice andcrime prevention, which encompassed crime prevention in general and certain patterns of crime in particular and included a programme of action to prevent the smuggling of women and children.