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Her delegation firmly supported the work of the Special Committee, welcomed its excellent and detailed report and joined other delegations in calling for an immediate end to the Israeli presence in the occupied territories as a prerequisite for a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East.

report (S/2011/381), Special Representative of the Secretary-General Staffan De Mistura for his informative briefing this morning and Ambassador Tanin for his statement.

[...] [...] collection and use of quality data.

Given that the Security Council and the General Assembly must work closely together within their respective spheres in seeking solutions to the plethora of challenges confronting the international community, we have emphasized the need for regular consultations and the effective and timely exchange and flow of information between the Assembly and the Council, and for the submission of more comprehensive and analytical reports to the General Assembly, including special subject-oriented reports and informative press releases on current issues of international concern.

This tool provides reliable and detailed information on all aspects of publication projects.

Through the dissemination of the principles, guidelines and recommendations formulated by the Commission, the Organization assisted and provided advice to Member States with a view to elaborating appropriate and informed policies.

In particular, the Office ensures timely and evidence-based reporting through an online reporting system, the Integrated Monitoring and Documentation Information System, as a basis for its coordination of ECA (a) programme performance and management review meetings; (b) programme performance reports; (c) inputs to the annual report of the Secretary-General on the work of the Organization; and (d) reports to intergovernmental and oversight bodies.

I should also like to join others in commending your delegation for having convened this apt and propitious debate on an issue of critical importance to the future conduct of peacekeeping operations and for the instructive concept paper (S/2010/67) circulated to facilitate this discussion.

[...] [...] organizing this open debate; the Secretary-General for his informative briefing; and Mr. Prodi for introducing the [...] [...]

Although the report of the Security Council (A/64/2) is comprehensive and informative, it still lacks analytical depth.

NGOs also made written submissions to the Committee and during teleconferences with the Committee members further documented incidents they had brought to the attention of authorities in Israel and on the Palestinian side.

The previous Group of Experts reported extensively on the Ivorian cocoa industry (see S/2009/521, paras. 211-248), and the current Group has continued investigations in the following areas.

This project proposal was initially submitted to the 53rd Meeting where the Committee decided to “defer consideration of the intelligence-led enforcement support for the Regional Ozone Network for Europe and Central Asia (ECA) and to request UNEP to resubmit a more comprehensive proposal to the Executive Committee at a future Meeting” (decision 53/19(c)).

The Declaration stressed that independent local news media are essential to provide trustworthy information that is vital for peace and reconciliation efforts.

GEObs is intended as a platform for supporting and advancing ethics activities by assisting Member States and other interested parties to identify experts (Database 1: Who’s who in ethics), establish ethics committees (Database 2: Ethics institutions), construct informed policies in the area of ethics (Database 4: Ethics-related legislation and guidelines and Database 5: Codes of conduct) and design ethics teaching curricula (Database 3: Ethics teaching programmes).

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The printed and pdf versions of this 2011 report provide a high-level document outlining our priorities and approach.

I would also like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the Secretary-General and his staff for the comprehensive and informative report contained in document A/64/818, of 17 June 2010, which was requested by the General Assembly in resolution 62/272.

My delegation would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the Secretary-General and his staff for the comprehensive and informative report dated 26 July 2010 (S/2010/394), which was requested by the Security Council in resolution 1918 (2010).

At the outset, I would like to thank Special Adviser of the Secretary-General Jack Lang for his report (see S/2011/30) and for his informative briefing.

It also ensures that candidates make a full declaration of their assets at the time of nomination and that they have equal access to the media and equal opportunity to campaign throughout the country.

The latest comprehensive and very informative report (S/2011/805) of the Secretary-General on that cooperation, which is rooted in Chapter VIII of the Charter of the United Nations, should be commended.

On the issue of decreasing viscosity, Dr. Gareth Brown of Lubrizol’s Technology Center in the UK provided comprehensive data showing the influence of viscosity and VI improvers on a complex matrix of other parameters including friction profiles, wear protection and overall efficiency.

And special thanks go to the Secretary-General for his report (S/2009/674) and his comments, to Special Representative Kai Eide for his very informative comments, and also to Ambassador Tanin for his comprehensive comments.

Norway welcomes the sixth annual report of the ICC (see A/65/313) and would like to thank the President of the Court, Judge Song, for his detailed and informative report and presentation here yesterday.

The Permanent Forum welcomed the participation of UNICEF, noted its large delegation and expressed appreciation for its detailed and informative report on activities in support of indigenous peoples (E/C.19/2011/7).

The Secretariat is also cognizant of the fact that the project preparation for the HPMP will comprise the development of an overarching national strategy for the phase out of HCFCs as well as a fully developed Stage 1 which will detail the funds required by each country to meet the freeze in 2013 and possibly the 10 percent reduction target in 2015.

[...] [...] country level rather than the more detailed [...]

The latest lighting techniques such as LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) and OLEDs (Organic Light Emitting Diodes) ensure pleasing and informative lighting of the interior and the safe illumination of the road ahead and its surroundings.