The Committee has often stressed the importance of such meetings.

The Supreme Court as a result toughened the demarcation conditions there in 2009.

(iA) Taking policy decisions on practical measures and options to expedite implementation in the thematic cluster of issues on water, sanitation and human settlements and

Developing countries have put particular emphasis on disciplines related to mode 4.

Through joint statements, international organizations have highlighted this on several occasions.

(h) Stressed the need for those developments to proceed in parallel with the improvement of environment statistics.

The pursuit of universal adherence to the Convention, which will remain an important object of cooperation among States parties To ensure the expeditious and timely destruction of all stockpiled anti personnel mines under their jurisdiction or control To successfully meet deadlines for clearing mined areas.

She also underlined the importance of preparing women to reintegrate into society, including education relating to childcare.

This role has been increasingly emphasized in Security Council resolutions and incorporated into the mandate of peacekeeping missions.

The plastic must then be cured with gas, heat, or ultraviolet light, in order to harden it.

The parties to the Bonn Agreement committed themselves to a political process that stressed the right of Afghans to determine freely their own political future.

Member States had emphasized the need for a comprehensive approach to the issue of safety and security.

18. Recalls paragraph 19 of its resolution 58 269, in which it emphasized the need to strengthen the monitoring and evaluation system

In my discussions, I have stressed that only the Iraqis themselves can find viable and lasting solutions to their political problems.

Her Government supported the Convention Plus initiative, but stressed that each country scenario called for specific solutions.

UNIDO puts special emphasis on helping developing countries meet the environmental challenges that threaten the global commons.

In response, Parties stressed the importance of the various ongoing initiatives for combating illegal trade in ozone depleting substances.

And finally some delegations have emphasized that strict liability should cover not only the accuracy and completeness of the information, but also the obligation to provide it.

II.G, para. The Commission also emphasized the need for the handbook to be not a normative instrument, but rather a practical guide to poverty measurement based on country practices.

Finland tightened its immigration regulations in 2004, following closely the restrictive stance taken by Denmark in 2002.

In the same resolution, the General Assembly stressed the importance of bringing into effect the conventions emanating from the work of the Commission to further the progressive harmonization and unification of private law, and to this end urged States that have not yet done so to consider signing, ratifying or acceding to those conventions.

On the subject of the Committee's request for extension of meeting time, she stressed that the Committee had streamlined the manner in which it considered reports.

Mr. Repasch (United States of America) said that the Secretariat had repeatedly stressed the need for greater flexibility in human resources management.

In general, what is stressed by the news media which shape world public opinion is that the summit's results fell short of expectations.

The Commission for Social Development emphasized the need for more integrated efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and implement the broader Copenhagen commitments.

Many delegations stressed that the term sanctionner punish in the French text referred both to criminal and to civil and administrative sanctions.

In its resolution 54 16 of 29 October 1999, the General Assembly emphasized the need for effective follow up to reports of the Joint Inspection Unit.

With regard to sanitation, the Commission stressed the need for establishing an institutional home for the issue and giving it priority in national development plans and budgets.

In this context, she stressed that UNCTAD should carry out work on this matter to lead to a better understanding of the phenomenon.

Some delegations stressed that the comprehensive convention would constitute a valuable addition to the legal framework already established through the 13 existing counter terrorism instruments.

Comment by the Administration. The call for the 2004 audit of nationally executed projects emphasized the requirements for the audit.

Developing countries have stressed the intrinsic linkage in the modalities among rules, the identification of needs and priorities, technical assistance and capacity building support.

During their deliberations, Member States stressed the need for the provision of means of implementation, including official development assistance and technology transfer, in order to achieve sustainable development.

During the World Food Summit (WFS), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) put emphasis on food security and therefore sustainable agriculture and rural development (SARD).

She also stressed that organized crime, including trafficking in persons, kidnapping, extortion and financial crimes and corruption, jeopardized efforts to promote social and economic development.

With regard to paragraph 2, several delegations stressed that return to the family of origin must not be the only option available to such children.

The General Assembly had emphasized that the primary responsibility for ensuring the safety and security of United Nations staff and premises rested with host countries.

As emphasized by the Commission in resolution 2003 52, however, return is not and should not be perceived to be the only solution to forcible displacement.

Emphasizing the importance of the matter and the need to consult with representatives of the relevant industry and practice, the Commission recommended that a two to three day colloquium be held.

The independence of the Administrative Tribunal, emphasized by the Assembly on a number of occasions, is reinforced by both the perceived and actual complete independence of its secretariat in providing services to the Tribunal.

On agenda item 4, she stressed the importance that her delegation attached to evaluation, and in fact her Government had financed UNCTAD evaluations in the past.

These documents stressed that significant additional financial assistance over an extended period of time will be needed to meet Africa's human needs and development goals.

One speaker stressed that some Asian developing economies were already significant investors and some were emerging as investors, such as China and India.

In an introductory statement, Ms. Hina Jilani, the Special Representative of the Secretary General on the situation of human rights defenders, stressed the need to clarify what was meant by cooperation.

She commended the Government for introducing programmes to increase the access of disadvantaged women to maternal health services but stressed the need for factual data to gauge the impact of those programmes.