Notably, the exceptional risk element contained in the Convention had not been defined.

Much has been achieved already, notably on the ground, not least in the Sudan.

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Notably Mars, as a first example.

Some countries, notably Germany, have encouraged this approach.

Considerable difficulties remain, notably in accessing external funding.

This is not surprising, given the close correlation between UNCED and its outcomes, notably Agenda 21, and the Global Conference.

The front part of the skull is notably broad.

It has notably supported remote witness interviews and videoconferencing.

The Secretariat found that other jurisdictions, notably those in continental Europe and Latin America, typically did not define the term electronic .

Several national laws implementing the Model Law on Electronic Commerce have not incorporated a reliability test, notably the American and Canadian implementations.

Numerous other countries, notably European Union members, share our concerns.

Some countries, notably Nigeria, are trying to implement these lessons.

OIOS investigators paid significant attention to Secretariat functions, notably procurement.

Several other transition economies (notably Croatia and Lithuania) have expressed an interest in acceding, but have not so far taken this step officially.

This would directly involve the Bretton Woods institutions, notably the IMF.

This site is home to many bird species, notably Socotra Cormorants.

In recent years, several new high risk groups have emerged, notably

It has succeeded, notably, in exporting airplanes and many consumer durable goods.

Some developing countries, most notably Brazil, have discovered huge potential offshore riches.

Philosophers, notably Herbert Marcuse, denounce the venality of this way of life.

Furthermore, PPP conversions have little significance for some countries, most notably China.

Notably, fewer than 15 of victims told an adult about the incident.

Public confidence in the police has notably increased over the past months.

The United Nations contributions, most notably preparations for tomorrow's election, are vital.

Progress had been made notably in agriculture, industry, trade and service. 29

The involvement of United Nations Member States that are not members of the Security Council should increase, notably in the work of its subsidiary bodies.

Some thinkers, most notably Max Weber, floated the idea that capitalism must be sustained by a value system that could not initially be created from within.

Europe s image has suffered accordingly, notably from the perspective of Asia s booming economies.

The EU will increase its aid, notably in support of the Afghan police.

Newcomers, most notably China, have become a ready alternative source of cheap finance.

We have a major role to play, notably with sensitization at village level.

Notably, laws regulating mercenary activity in the NIS were regularly applied in practice.

Future efforts will focus on situation specific approaches, notably for protracted refugee situations.

It also represents a major loss of revenue to States, notably developing countries.

quot Africa and its resources, notably its human resources, are of enormous potential.

Exchange control was liberalized in some others, notably Botswana, Mauritius, Nigeria and Uganda.

Unfavourable prices persisted for traditional products, most notably for coffee, sugar and cotton.

Some texts regulating public procurement, notably judicial decisions that the Model Law, unlike the GPA and NAFTA, does not require to be published, are not covered by article 5 of the Model Law.

Many elements of the pilot, notably feedback on team performance, would yield less than meaningful, if not distorted, results if the participation of the General Service team members were not taken into consideration.

Once upon a time, North America, notably the US, seemed to provide the answer.

Little discussion has focused on the promotion of private risk management institutions, notably insurance.

This idea survives today in the practices of Asian export superpowers (most notably China).

They were especially persuasive in Britain s former colonies, notably in newly independent African states.