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Many countries continued to attain high growth rates above 5 per cent.
Economic and technical cooperation among developing countries continued.
Overall, countries continued to report increases more often than declines.
The differences in consumption levels between countries continued to be very significant.
Also, some countries continued to make progress in diversifying their economies.
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Table A-8 shows further that employment by US direct investors in both countries continued its rise to 1996.
In spite of this, some countries continued to treat China as a non-market economy.
Although the Convention on the Rights of the Child prohibited the imposition of capital punishment on children, several countries continued that practice.
Many countries continued to suffer the knock-on effects of the financial and economic crisis.
We have to remain conscious that,after the Second World War, many countries continued to suffer from wars and conflicts.
Despite the increase, many countries continued to report having difficulties procuring morphine medications.
Mr. Chave(Switzerland), referring to the funding ofoperational activities for development, said that many countries continued to be reluctant to undertake multi-year commitments.
The relationship between the countries continued to be filled with conflict, even during the Third Crusade.
Most countries continued to report imports of and licit requirements for acetic anhydride and potassium permanganate.
Against that backdrop,it was troubling that some countries continued to single out others for alleged human rights violations.
Sadly, those countries continued to be marginalized in the global economy and over half of their population lived in extreme poverty.
Partnerships for the United Nations Girls' Education Initiative in 41 countries continued to promote educational equity for girls.
However, some countries continued to face difficulties because of delays in the completion of UNDAFs.
Economic performance in Africa was mixed as some countries continued to suffer from rising inflation, high interest rates and weak currencies.
Those countries continued to rely on the more traditional media for information, a factor which should be borne in mind when designing United Nations information products.
In accordance with the Child Rights International Network(CRIN),15 countries continued to maintain the death penalty for children in their legislation during the reference period.
Certain countries continued to take advantage of those imbalances and had encroached on the sovereignty and interests of other countries. .
There was an ongoing tendency to politicize human rights issues, as some countries continued to impose double standards and interfere in other countries' domestic affairs.
More than 40 countries continued to provide data, which contributed to the preparation of the annual forest market review report.
Global trade continued to grow, but some countries continued to be marginalized, particularly LDCs and sub-Saharan African countries. .
However, many countries continued to adopt a dogmatic position on the question of terrorism and refused to condemn groups which engaged in reprehensible acts.
He was dismayed that some countries continued to pick and choose which rights they highlighted or how those rights should be enjoyed.
Many countries continued to suffer from inadequate national legislative frameworks, unaccountable public administrations, underfunded judiciaries and a lack of social policies.
Certain countries or groups of countries continued to adopt policies and practices in contravention of the recognized principles of international law.
The representative of Cuba noted that countries continued to require adequate policy space in making decisions concerning the types of FDI that they considered to be either desirable or undesirable.