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[...] [...] as burdensome or optional extras, but as [...]

[...] aware of reporting procedures and thus many such cases go unreported.

The Committee refers to this initiative in more detail in the context of its general report on the administrative and budgetary aspects of peacekeeping operations (A/64/660).

Several NGOs underscored that teacher training and training of the trainers of teachers were examples for efficient capacity-building with a multiplier effect.

In that regard, the holding of forums and the publication of analyses on the Action Plan helped to identify measures to take up the challenges posed by cultural diversity at the national [...]

[...] framework, including one or more independent mechanisms, as appropriate and measures taken to promote, protect and monitor implementation of the Convention, taking into account the principles relating to the status and function of national institutions for the protection and promotion of human rights The multisectoral commission which monitors implementation of the Convention is planning to include representatives of each type of disability; the procedure for the election of those representatives [...]

Thus, to take one example, information sharing about good practice in early childhood care and education is empowering people to provide better opportunities in this domain at national and local levels.

[...] General Assembly, was followed by numerous initiatives, both global and regional.

The Council should therefore urgently deliberate such a proposal, under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, and establish a mission mandate that will safeguard the constitutional order, protect the country’s institutions, legal authorities and people, ensure the completion of the electoral process and the [...] [...]

[...] [...] that some of them are redundant.

[...] [...] called upon as extensively as it has been to provide information in support of the processes related to a new ISU agreement and ISU funding models, to make arrangements for meetings, to cover the costs of these meetings, to provide a venue for and assist in organizing [...] [...]

Mr. Al-Madani put forward some concluding thoughts concerning how to make aid more effective: (a) the need to encourage more initiatives to share knowledge [...] [...]

[...] [...] development; (d) incentive systems including working conditions, remuneration and promotion to facilitate development initiatives; (e) adequate financing of public service and resources for development plans; and (f) innovative means for public [...]

An exhaustive catalogue of types of prejudice and advantage is impossible, but the two expressions include such varied things as a threat of serious personal violence or continued violence, an indication that the prison sentence will be but short, a threat to charge a near relative, a promise of bail and many more.

This is intended to achieve substantial strides towards interoperability and contribute to the United Nations reform objective of “delivering as one”.

[...] [...] (S/1998/318), along with the numerous initiatives undertaken thereafter, [...] [...]

[...] also has a very symbolic dimension to it because Timor-Leste, being a country where there [...] [...]

It has been challenging, therefore, to monitor and verify grave violations against children in the affected areas, including the impact of the Meiram clash on children and the suspected recruitment and use of children in that part of Southern Kordofan.

It was thus clear that the Multilateral Fund was entering a [...] [...]

We see value in WIPO building up the research work of the Academy as a means of better informing itself, and its members, about the impact of IP on developing countries at different stages of development.

On the other hand, many monist States impose restrictions on the direct application of international norms such that parliamentary legislation is in [...] [...]

[...] [...] office, the recent Extraordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government [...] [...]

Thus, for example, indigenous peoples have a responsibility to work together to pass on their languages and cultures [...] [...]

MOST contributed to fostering policy responses to mitigate the negative social consequences of the financial crisis through a series of high-level fora: first, through a parallel event jointly organized by MOST and the Human Science Research Council of South Africa within the framework of the World Social Science Forum (Bergen, Norway, May 2009); secondly, through the thematic sessions addressing the issue at the Seventh Regional Forum of Ministers of Social Development for Latin America and the Caribbean (Quito, Ecuador, August 2009); and thirdly during the ninth session of the MOST Intergovernmental Council, on 29 September 2009.

Building on the outcomes of previous congresses, especially the Eleventh Congress in Bangkok and the Twelfth Congress in Salvador, Brazil, Qatar [...] [...]

Leaders of both the pro-Commonwealth PPD and the pro-independence PIP have said that the move did not indicate any serious intention on the part of President Bush to take action on the political status of Puerto Rico in the near future, while the pro-statehood PNP welcomed the announcement as a sign that Washington, D.C., was interested in dealing with the issue after the Puerto Rico and United States elections in November 2004.

[...] [...] with partners, to global advances in child health, nutrition, education, HIV/AIDS, emergency humanitarian assistance and other areas of the medium-term strategic plan; the launching of the organizational improvement initiatives; a sharper focus on achieving, monitoring and reporting on results; the drive for strengthened and more strategic partnerships and collaborative relationships; a steady steering of the organization through the global economic downturn; and continued support for United Nations system-wide coherence.

[...] [...] promote action showing that “all cultures and civilizations derive from and feed into each other, and hence diversity constitutes a source of enrichment and innovation for humanity”.