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malaysia had: Referring to a past event or situation involving the country of Malaysia
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Malaysia had remained silent in the face of these activities.
But by that time his visa for Malaysia had expired.
Malaysia had therefore abstained in the vote on the draft resolution.
A studio accountant working in Malaysia had met Golding years ago at a party.
Malaysia had strived to improve its legal framework to deal with terrorists.
Uzbekistan considered that it was very positive that Malaysia had accepted all recommendations.
Malaysia had taken active measures to protect the rights of foreign workers.
The CHAIRMAN said that the representative of Malaysia had asked to participate in the discussion.
Malaysia had been one of the first countries to pass a law on digital signatures.
All persons now detained in Malaysia had been tried by the Malaysian courts.
Malaysia had fended off an attempted cyber heist on its central bank.
The Secretariat reported that its correspondence with Malaysia had also received no response.
Malaysia had continuously exerted maximum efforts in trying to reach consensus on a programme of work.
She is the BEST FEMALE singer that Malaysia had so far.
Malaysia had taken a number of steps to address the issue of violence against children.
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The EU assessed that, overall, the situation of human rights in Malaysia had improved.
Malaysia had already adopted several measures to help reduce its dependency on fossil fuel.
Through measures taken at the national level, Malaysia had recovered from the crisis.
Malaysia had adopted two acts to protect women and children from such abuses.
This is the fourth time that Malaysia had held one of the non-permanent seats.
Malaysia had always emphasized a strong partnership between the public and private sectors.
In ensuring smooth implementation of the 6P Programme Malaysia had worked closely with source countries.
Malaysia had benefited in many ways from trade liberalization and foreign direct investment.
Most recently, in August, Malaysia had hosted two WIPO regional meetings.
Malaysia had helped to set up or rebuild four retirement homes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Mrs. KLEIN ( Secretary of the Commission ) announced that Malaysia had co-sponsored the draft resolution.
Malaysia had requested guidelines on feed safety and Ireland had requested information on fallowing.
It was announced that Malaysia had joined in sponsoring the draft resolution.
Malaysia had made no such request in respect of Pedra Branca.
The representative of Malaysia had referred to the relation between poverty reduction and health outcomes.
Malaysia had not yet ratified the ICESCR and CERD.
The Constitution of Malaysia had long guaranteed their political rights.
Malaysia had succeeded in achieving most of the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
New Zealand and Malaysia had the lowest opening weekend total.
Malaysia had made significant progress since the World Summit for Children.
The CHAIRMAN said that Malaysia had applied to participate in the work of the Subcommittee.
Malaysia had an agricultural growth rate of 5 per cent per year.
Tin-exporting nation, Malaysia had begun to focus on developing its manufacturing capabilities.
Malaysia had successfully prosecuted members of the domestic terrorist group known as Al-Maunah.
Conversely, migrant workers in Malaysia had a small but measurable negative impact on real manufacturing wages.
Malaysia had allocated 1 billion dollars to transform traditional farmers into modern farmers.
To protect its economy, Malaysia had taken the bold measure of introducing selective capital controls.
Malaysia had registered steady growth in recent years, driven mainly by the private sector.
Bahrain welcomed the fact that Malaysia had accepted most recommendations, including those made by Bahrain.
Malaysia had made significant progress in improving the protection element of its anti-TiP efforts.
Respondents from Singapore and Malaysia had a more mixed educational profile, with a minority holding university degrees.
Malaysia had long rejected extremism and firmly believed in dialogue, constructive engagement and moderation.
Moreover, in January 1998, Malaysia had withdrawn its reservations to certain articles of the Convention.
Malaysia had embarked on a long-term strategy to combat drug trafficking through a demand - and supply-reduction programme.
Cuba stated that Malaysia had achieved a high level of economic and social development.
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