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[...] [...] that implicate all levels of society.

It is also a means of promoting social inclusion and an essential component of efforts to combat poverty, not least by ensuring that public policies are sustainable and designed to meet the expressed needs of the poorest segments of society.

[...] [...] all social strata in carrying out the tasks of protection and development of the country, [...] [...]

(a) To create and promote a better understanding and a more friendly relationship between races, nations and classes of people; to foster a desire for universal perpetual peace on the part of the nations of the world; to promote the movement for world disarmament, nuclear disarmament and a reduction in the stockpiling of weapons by all countries; to support efforts to create economic incentives for peaceful relations; to promote collective approaches to conflict and security problems; to encourage the submission of international disputes to negotiation, arbitration and judicial settlement by the United Nations or other multinational institutions for the settlement of controversies

Calls upon States to note that the global economic and financial crisis do not diminish the responsibility of national authorities and the international community in the realization of human rights and calls upon them to assist, in particular, the most vulnerable in this regard, and in this context urges the international community to support national efforts to, inter alia, establish and preserve social safety nets for the protection of the most vulnerable segments of their societies.

(c) Take measures at all levels of the government to ensure public awareness of the prohibition and harm of violence against children and women in all sectors.

[...] [...] been omitted; reopening dialogue with the political class on the subject of [...] [...]

(c) To adopt and implement a comprehensive strategy addressing all forms of discrimination, including multiple forms of discrimination against all groups of children in vulnerable situations, and implement it in coordination with a wide range of stakeholders and involving all sectors of society so as to facilitate social and cultural change and the creation of an enabling environment that is supportive of equality among children.

[...] [...] be generated with a tiered system.

[...] [...] approaches and development of comprehensive programmes to support social progress for all societal groups, including the poor and middle-income strata; and (e) the [...] [...]

Unless the majority of the world’s population was able to reap the benefits of globalization — as only a privileged few were currently doing — the freedom to live in dignity would remain a dream.

At the same time, care also needs to be taken in designing them so that they do not neglect segments of society that are uncounted in national labour force statistics — sometimes men, but more often women, occupied in informal work that is invisible and not always included in social protection schemes.

The Hong Kong Public Libraries have been following the principles laid down in the UNESCO Public Library Manifesto in acquiring library materials for the provision of a balanced and diversified library collection to meet the needs of people of different ages and sectors for information, research, self-learning and leisure reading.

The Group welcomed the commitment shown by all stakeholders and the entire political class to respect the [...] [...]

[...] [...] the development of suitable public policies and programmes for sectors of the population subject to racial discrimination [...] [...]

[...] [...] perform any function at all levels.

Across all sectors of society, it is increasingly recognized that the effective use of geospatial information helps in addressing many of the humanitarian, peace and security, environmental and development challenges facing the world, such as climate change, natural disasters, pandemics, famines, population displacement and food and economic crises, which are of a cross-border nature requiring global, regional and national policy responses.

We invite persons at all levels of society to use their creativity, skills and resources to create the necessary environment for authentic development.

In that context, the Secretary-General urged the region’s leaders and partners at all levels to work together in support of the two networks which could empower all segments of society and help people take the future into their own hands.

Ron is shocked to discover in front of Mr. Barkin's entire class that his rabbi never signed his bar mitzvah certificate.

It is a nationwide political organization expressing and defending the interests of property-owners, small-scale entrepreneurs, owners of farms and dekhans (small family farms), highly skilled manufacturing workers, managerial personnel and businesspeople.

Malaria has serious economic impacts in Africa, slowing economic growth and development and perpetuating the vicious cycle of poverty.

It was important to focus on the broader issue of segmentation in order to reinforce the social harmony and fabric of societies, and he hoped that a more holistic approach in addressing such matters could be adopted in the future.

But it also suggests a number of improvements, including building and maintaining a network of expert institutions to allow programme management to draw on available expertise and promote North-South and South-South cooperation.

The second pillar is a road map leading to a peaceful political settlement of the crisis through a national dialogue that includes all parties, all sects, all political currents and all segments of Syrian society in order to realize the aspirations of the Syrian people for a life of true democracy.

The economic difficulties experienced by the poorest sectors of society, especially in rapidly [...] [...]

[...] [...] national, racial, class or religious hatred, [...] [...]