We also recognize the need to address the issue of genetic resources.

Acknowledging the need to accelerate the implementation process of actions agreed by the South

38. We recognize the need to prioritise affordable and environmentally sustainable infrastructure that targets the needs of the poor.

We also recognise the need to facilitate an early accession of developing countries in the region to the WTO.

35. We recognize the need to manage ODA effectively in donor and recipient countries.

We also recognise the importance of promoting stability and security.

Like the Secretary General, we too recognize the special needs of Africa.

We recognize that the disarmament machinery finds itself in a difficult situation.

This is something that cannot be taken for granted in countries like Iraq.

Remembrance and forgiveness have allowed our remembered nightmares to be consigned to the past.

We have to have some way of healing the wound, because we recognize we are the plaster on the wound.

We have long recognized that good political, economic and corporate governance is an essential prerequisite of sustainable development.

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Libraries recognize the need for ongoing learning.

Canada recognizes the need to invest in its youth.

Convinced of the need to disseminate the culture of competition,

We concede that there is no magic wand to overcome our country s problems.

We should recognize their invaluable role and contribution as mediators, educators, peacemakers, peacebuilders and advocates for peace.

We must, however, recognize that the pace of further progress on standards implementation is reliant on several factors.

We recognize the important role of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and would like to urge it to continue to make efforts to broaden its donor base.

We recognize that the peaceful resolution of such conflicts would contribute to strengthening the global fight against terrorism

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For we which live are alway delivered unto death for Jesus' sake, that the life also of Jesus might be made manifest in our mortal flesh.

We must also acknowledge that the concept of peace and security has evolved and must recognize important elements of cultures and civilizations.

We also support your repeated statements concerning the need for transparency and openness.

The first concerns the need for a coordinated, multidimensional approach.

9. We acknowledge the uniqueness of the diversity, and dynamics between the subregions of Asia and the Pacific.

Second, European leaders did not feel the need to wait for the US.

We understandably focus on the problem, and then take for granted that a global carbon reduction deal is the only logical solution.

In that regard, we acknowledge the work undertaken by the Ambassador of Brazil, Mr. Ronaldo Mota Sardenberg, during that Council's mission to Haiti.

Three key points emerged, concerning the need to

Nevertheless, Iran also feels the need for accommodation with its adversaries.

The need for reliable methods of posture assessment as a screening tool is warranted.

The need to further develop a mechanism to increase general purpose funds was recognized.

We recognize the pressing need to adapt the Organization to the conditions of the twenty first century.

This refers also to the need to provide adequate and predictable resources for the activities of UNFPA.

We regret the fact that some delegations felt the need for an opt out declaration.

Recognizing the need for a more unified United Nations country presence

In terms of its immediate impact, it is true that Charter 08 will hardly make a ripple in the pond of Chinese politics.

It is necessary to recognize that decisive questions in the humanitarian and development assistance sphere, such as financing, do not fall under the purview of the Council.

Five years into the new millennium, we have it in our power to pass on to our children a brighter inheritance than that bequeathed to any previous generation.

However, we must recognize that the question of development is far from being resolved, and international cooperation for development remains a long uphill journey.

We therefore recognize that regional dialogue can help forge a stronger consensus in this important area.

We acknowledge the Court's immense contribution to the pacific settlement of disputes between and among States and to the progressive development of international law and the rule of law.

32. Recognizes the need to further include a gender perspective in the work of its Main Committees