It underlines to the international community that the ICTR is making good progress.

Recommendations for which the UNDG is making progress through existing mechanisms

We have disarmament, demobilization and reintegration teams in place and they are beginning to make headway.

The Commission is making fresh headway in its investigation, but it has not yet finished its work.

Many regions in the developing world are making satisfactory progress in eliminating poverty and achieving the MDGs.

Despite the conflict in Darfur, the situation in southern Sudan continues to progress towards transition.

Two years after the judges, Prosecutor and Registrar assumed office, the Court is making substantial progress in developing its capacity and exercising its core functions. However, the Court cannot succeed alone.

We are keenly aware of the fact that for the Special Committee to make progress in fulfilling its decolonization mandate, it needs the cooperation of the administering Powers.

While most countries in the Asia Pacific region are making progress in meeting that Goal, they are nevertheless likely to miss many of the Goals that do not relate to income.

The negotiations, however, have made little progress.

We view as very important the Sachs report's recommendations on increasing assistance to countries making progress in achieving the Millennium Development Goals as early as 2005. Serbia and Montenegro is one of those 68 countries.

He noted, with regard to the special circumstances of countries under foreign occupation, that in order to advance the welfare of all peoples, the international community should take measures to end such occupation.

His delegation welcomed the entry into force of the Moscow Treaty and hoped that the United States of America and the Russian Federation would make rapid progress towards nuclear disarmament.

Private sector involvement in volunteering is a growing phenomenon in industrialized countries and is starting to make headway in developing countries as notions of corporate social responsibility take hold.

In the Millennium Declaration, world leaders were confident that humanity could, in the years ahead, make measurable progress towards peace, security, disarmament, human rights, democracy and good governance.

Countries and regions failing to make progress towards the health and nutrition related Millennium Development Goals are overwhelmingly those with high levels of young child mortality, food insecurity and fragile institutional environments.

While stating that the parties concerned had made noticeable and significant progress towards implementing some of the provisions contained in resolution 1559 (2005), Mr. Larsen also said that regarding the implementation of other provisions of the resolution the parties had made no progress.

The German chancellor replied that she was losing her patience with Iranian leaders after four years of negotiations in which no progress was made.

Countries that make progress on democracy and good governance should be rewarded privileges should be withdrawn from those that do not.

Despite the absence of a financial mechanism similar to the Multilateral Fund for the Montreal Protocol or the GEF for activities in a wide range of other environment related fields, UNIDO is making progress with the mobilization of funds for projects in this important area.

We have also made advances in the disbandment of illegal armed groups, in line with the programme to that effect.

Yet these good neighborhood policies did not work out as intended.

WASHINGTON In most advanced democracies, a large center right party competes with a large center left party.

That represents great progress.

But there was no real victory for the country s power elite nor was society defeated.

The Iraqi battalions are out in the cities and rural areas of the country, and they are getting results.

Distorting the facts in order to present an image that fits well with the impression Turkey wants to project in order to prevail in the outside world must stop.

The group made considerable progress in its first two sessions, although some substantial issues are still open.

Mr. Doss (spoke in French) Since the presentation to the Council of the third progress report (S 2004 962) of the Secretary General on the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI), dated 9 December 2004, the peace process in Côte d'Ivoire has not made any significant progress, and continues to suffer from the reverberations of the events of November 2004.

Governments are no closer to implementing precise means to address the crisis than they were 10 years ago and it remains unclear the United Nations Forum on Forests and its predecessors having failed to reverse the devastating trend how such an agreement, the contents of which remain undefined, would be successful in addressing the issues that need to be tackled.

It is regrettable to note that, despite the great efforts exerted, fewer tangible results have been achieved.

Some initiatives are in progress, however, to encourage more people from ethnic minorities to train as teachers.

Technical assistance against corruption has further expanded, to Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa, and cooperation with the Palestinian Authority is also developing in this area.

Third, we must move forward on terrorism.

Implementation of our national development strategy is progressing positively.

The Chiang Mai Initiative has made significant progress.

Just as with polio, the fight against hunger, disease, and lack of access to safe water and sanitation can be carried forward with practical and powerful technologies.

Since that time, we have made progress on multiple fronts.

Bangladesh has achieved considerable progress in socio economic sectors.

It has also made progress by adopting a bilateral strategy.

The Government will continue to implement all its programmes in order to further progress towards the goals that we have set ourselves.

The Supreme Court also considered that the authors had not presented any evidence that would have given reason to find that they had not been treated equally.

This is because a slow spacecraft would probably be passed by another mission sent later with more advanced propulsion (the incessant obsolescence postulate).

That resolution represented a notable advance in debunking the fallacious notion that the imperative of combating terrorism was somehow antithetical to respect for human rights.

23. Also notes that some progress is being made by interested States and the Office of the High Commissioner within the context of the European Asian Programme on Forced Displacement and Migration on issues related to asylum and forced displacement, consistent with the mandate of the Office