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[...] [...] to fulfil its responsibilities in this field, [...] [...]

[...] [...] Minister and whose functions include upholding and [...] [...]

[...] [...] operations and responsible for the recruitment process in their field of responsibility, including [...] [...]

The Commission therefore agreed to request the Committee on General Principles to review its terms of reference and did not make any amendment to the current text.

[...] [...] reason other than absence of a temporary character, the Chairperson of the Committee [...] [...]

[...] [...] better to fulfil its mandate.

[...] [...] strengthening its mandate, including truth, [...] [...]

In the Crisis Management Support Unit, the Secretary-General is proposing the establishment of one P-5 post for a Chief of Unit, as well as one P-4 and one P-3 post to enhance the capacity of the Unit to deliver the outputs necessary to comply with its terms of reference, and one General Service (Other level) post to provide administrative and communications support (ibid., para. 34.89).

[...] [...] tasks “within their responsibilities”.

Let me reaffirm our gratitude to and solidarity with humanitarian actors whose safe, unhindered and timely access to the civilian population, in particular in times of armed conflict, is a fundamental condition for the fulfilment of their mandates and mission.

Its functions include: protecting families; promoting family cohesion; safeguarding family identity and family values; improving families’ living standards from all points of view; strengthening the role of the family [...] [...]

[...] [...] hoc working group whose mandate would be [...] [...]

It must be acknowledged that despite its strong reservations on the whole affair, Eritrea has fully cooperated with the Monitoring Group on Somalia and Eritrea in the discharge of its mandate.

l) appreciated the consultations on the gender policy that had taken place between the Romebased agencies and urged further cooperation between them on gender issues.

[...] carrying out its functions, the Commission, [...] [...]

The private sector, which stood to benefit from the opportunities of the green economy, would need to play its part and developments in the global economy over the previous two decades suggested that all development partners, including new and emerging ones, would need to do their fair share.

[...] [...] resources to fulfil its role effectively, and strengthen [...] [...]

The Delegation of the United States expressed the view that this question should be approached carefully in view of the multi-factorial nature of non-communicable diseases, including life-long dietary patterns, that several recommendations of the Global Strategy should be implemented at the national level, such as consumer education, but were not within the mandate of Codex, and that Codex work on nutrition and labelling issues should proceed within its terms of reference.

For that reason, the Arab League has urged the Security Council to take strict measures that would enable the Council to work within the framework of Chapter VII of the Charter in order to put an end to the growing violence in Syria, ensure that all members shoulder their responsibilities, and create a climate conducive to dialogue.

The Commission receives the human and financial resources necessary to accomplish its objectives and has managerial independence (art. 20).

As outlined above in chapter IV, section A, following the enlargement of the Subcommittee, members are developing new working methods which will enhance the capacity of the Subcommittee to fulfil its mandate.

[...] [...] the country to function fully; in that [...] [...]

[...] [...] system, its mandate and role are not in [...] [...]

It has also affirmed that the statutory requirement for notification is constitutional, and is required to enable the Police to fulfil their duty of taking reasonable and appropriate measures to enable lawful assemblies and demonstrations to take place peacefully.

At the same time, depending on the security and political environment, I reiterate the United Nations continued full commitment to the implementation of its mandate and provision of support to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and peace in the Sudan.

In response to the recommendation that the Executive Secretary provide CAPSA with sufficient human resources to enhance its capacity and fulfil its mandate, a Senior Economic Affairs Officer at the P-5 level serving as the Head of CAPSA took up his assignment in Bogor, Indonesia, late in August 2009.

The technical cooperation and capacity-building activities of UNCTAD will also continue to assist LDCs in building institutional and human-resource capacities, in areas within the mandates and competence of UNCTAD.

The Third Review Conference also decided, as contained in Decision 4 of the Final Declaration, to recommend, inter alia, that “the President of the Third Review Conference, on behalf of the High Contracting Parties, exercise [his] authority to achieve the goal of universality of the Convention and its annexed Protocols”.

[...] [...] parties to accept their responsibilities and take relevant measures under the Protocol and, in cooperation with other instruments, [...] [...]