Gender guidelines had been adopted.

The participants had adopted the proposal.

Israel had voted in favour of the resolution that had just been adopted.

The Council had adopted new procedures which had helped to streamline that work.

Important resolutions had been adopted but had remained unimplemented, and the gap between rhetoric and reality had widened.

In 1961 it had adopted a new constitution and currently had its headquarters in Rome.

Previous constitutions had been adopted in 1924, 1940 and 1960.

The draft consensus had been unanimously adopted by the legislature.

Part One had been adopted on first reading in 1980.

Chapter I had been adopted on first reading in 1986.

The text adopted was broadly approved in that, of the 71 States involved in the universal conference of plenipotentiaries that had adopted the Convention, 68 States had voted in favour, three had abstained and none had voted against.

For three years the mechanism had adopted a thematic analytical focus.

Thirty six multilateral treaties had been adopted between 1951 and 2005.

Over 120 States had directly benefited from its activities, and many industrialized countries had adopted its methods.

Sustainable micro economic policies had been adopted in certain debtor countries, while others had had structural adjustment programmes imposed upon them.

Since then, a multiparty political system had been established, democratic elections had been organized and a new Constitution had been adopted.

Up to its forty fifth session, the Commission had adopted only five articles six new articles had then been adopted, as well as a new paragraph to article 1.

This proposal had been adopted by two of the three political parties.

Moreover, few countries had adopted legislation to protect vulnerable populations from discrimination.

It had also adopted an operating model based on sharing and partnering.

In 1955 Austria had adopted a constitutional law declaring its permanent neutrality.

Yet the approach adopted to date had been curative rather than preventive.

A law on combating terrorism had been adopted on 28 May 2003 and a law on money laundering would be adopted shortly.

The Committee had not hitherto adopted such a strict approach to these words.

In addition, a law had been adopted on rehabilitation procedures for such victims.

It had adopted a far reaching programme of macroeconomic stabilization and structural reform.

They were gratified to see that many of those proposals had been adopted.

The Working Committee of the Publications Board had adopted the suggestions in principle.

201. ECA had adopted a new structure which streamlined the intergovernmental machinery considerably.

Accordingly, they had adopted concerted national and regional policies to protect their environment.

In 1994, the Government had adopted an ambitious programme to continue macroeconomic stabilization.

His Government had adopted the necessary measures to give effect to those resolutions and had so informed the respective committees.

Since then, the General Assembly had adopted resolution ES 10 15, in which the term Wall had also been used.

The Fund had recognized that difficulty to some degree, and had adopted new guidelines in 2002 that eased the problem.

They replace guidelines the Committee had adopted at its sixth session in April 1991.

A similar approach had been adopted in the European Union Directive on electronic commerce.

There was also a preventive strategy to fight trafficking, which had just been adopted.

A report on the relevant measures adopted had been sent to the appropriate authorities.

Four years ago when the Millennium Development Goals had been adopted, the world had unanimously recognized the urgency of those problems.

Given that voluntary right to food guidelines had been adopted a year earlier, she wondered to what extent they had helped.

Several awareness raising and training programmes had been introduced for law enforcement officers, and stringent legislation on trafficking had been adopted.

Bulgaria, which had more than 230,000 disabled persons, had instituted a national programme in 1985, and long term programmes had been adopted at the municipal level.

Some progress was made in preparing for elections, although necessary legislation had not been adopted.

For example, his Government had recently adopted laws and programmes against corruption and human trafficking.

The Committee had also adopted new guidelines on the form and content of initial reports.