C. Knowledge management must be taken seriously

Restorative justice processes can be used effectively in modelling discipline that takes wrongdoing seriously but seeks to reintegrate the wrongdoer.

Canada took its human rights obligations seriously and sought to address issues in an open and transparent fashion, involving indigenous groups themselves.

At the same time, we urge all Member States to take seriously their responsibilities under resolutions 1483 (2003) and 1518 (2003) to deposit funds into the DFI.

Ms. Pollard (Director of the Peacekeeping Financing Division) said that the Administration took very seriously the recommendations of the Advisory Committee, as approved by the General Assembly.

Trade union country by country sustainable development profiles indicate that some Governments are taking their commitments seriously, with action on the three pillars of sustainable development.

Effective multilateralism presupposes a genuine attitude to take each other's proposals seriously.

The police will take it seriously if they find people are taking seriously.

The Republic of Korea took its responsibility to the United Nations with the utmost seriousness and would make every effort to fulfil its financial obligations in accordance with its domestic budget procedures.

The Executive Director added that UNICEF took these issues very seriously.

But it is not only Japan that needs a government that takes regional security issues seriously.

Since then, the State authorities have proved they are taking this responsibility seriously.

Europe must take Asian views on global governance seriously.

In that connection it will be critical for UN Habitat not only to show that it takes youth seriously, but also to demonstrate that addressing youth concerns effectively has a positive impact on sustainable development.

The West s major central banks the Bank of England, the European Central Bank, and the United States Federal Reserve should take this to heart.

Welcoming also the stated position of the Government of the United States of America that it supports fully the principles of decolonization and takes seriously its obligations under the Charter to promote to the utmost the well being of the inhabitants of the Territories under United States administration,

Welcoming also the stated position of the Government of the United States of America that it supports fully the principles of decolonization and takes seriously its obligations under the Charter to promote to the utmost the well being of the inhabitants of the Territories under United States administration,

Welcoming also the stated position of the Government of the United States of America that it supports fully the principles of decolonization and takes seriously its obligations under the Charter to promote to the utmost the well being of the inhabitants of the Territories under United States administration,

The father of a father is a grandfather, a grandfather's father is a great grandfather, a great grandfather's father is a great great grandfather, but no word has been decided upon for the generations before great great grandfather.

For many Chinese, the last case showed that authorities don't take teenage violence seriously, especially in comparison to the US.

The widening spreads between the interest rate on German eurobonds and some of the other countries euro bonds show that global bond markets take this risk seriously.

NEW YORK It is time for the G 20 to take seriously its mandate to agree on steps to stabilize the global economy and launch it on a more sustainable pattern of growth.

First, the five main nuclear weapon states have not taken seriously their NPT obligation to work for nuclear disarmament.

But how can you be taken seriously by others if you do not take yourself seriously?

The first sign that the Bush administration didn t take Latin America seriously came on January 1, 2002, when Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva was sworn in as Brazil s president.

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Mr. Sessi (Chairman of the Committee on Contributions) said that the Committee took very much to heart the problem of sharp scale to scale increases, and that he had noted the comments made by the representative of Jamaica and several other speakers on that subject.

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The financial markets are taking Abe s strategy seriously.

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VIENNA A decade ago, renewable energy was viewed as an unwelcome offspring of fossil fuels, but the recent establishment of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) indicates that governments worldwide are taking renewables seriously.

We urge all States to take seriously those threats to maritime safety and to continue to collaborate with all relevant stakeholders, including the shipping industry, coastal communities and the international community, to properly address those concerns.

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They take their theories too seriously.

People take such codes seriously.

And we need to act globally. All governments must take seriously their responsibility to educate young people to accept and respect people of different faiths and cultures.

We need those in authority to take the law more seriously, but change will happen fastest when communities recognize that the economic and social value of educating girls outweighs their bride price.

But few people took those promises seriously.

The Yellow Emperor is supposedly the ancestor of the Huaxia people.

She takes distances.

We do wish, however, to state that Japan strongly hopes and requests that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea will take seriously the fact that the General Assembly has adopted the resolution and that it will fully cooperate with the United Nations system, including with the Special Rapporteur, Mr. Vitit Muntarbhorn.

Now that, I suggest, is the view that comes out of taking memetics seriously.