It saw no current need to review its mandate.

UNICEF agrees that there is a need for greater harmonization.

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Clearly, there are major policy, institutional and financial challenges that need to be addressed.

But grassroots groups are needed at the table during the decision making process.

Returns focal points are needed in each ministry.

The Security Council stresses, at the same time, the urgent need for international support to the electoral process.

Governments report that there is a continuing need for data collection and in depth research on the family and its functions, relationships and dynamics.

He agreed with the representative of China on the need to take into account the economic, social and cultural situation in the Sudan.

This implies the existence of real need and interest on behalf of the women themselves regarding their disengagement from the abusive relationship.

The Indian Ocean tsunami demonstrated clearly that there is a strong need to establish an early warning and rapid response system for such disasters.

Reconfirm that there is an urgent need for structural reforms and policies establishing social cohesion both at national and regional levels.

There is a need, however, to ensure a consistent approach across the different programmes towards strengthening youth engagement in local governance.

The discussions revealed a need to address relevant issues, taking into account the work of other organizations.

the existence of a social need for it (a market demand) that must be met through trade, or at any event cannot be met otherwise.

There would also be reductions in helicopter requirements, although 11 additional posts for national staff would be required.

There was a need to strengthen human resources, ensuring appropriate diversity, and ensure that the Office retained the capacity to respond to the growing demands placed on it.

While consent was needed, it was difficult to see how wives could object when faced with the possibility of abandonment.

They are especially needed because they can provide credible assurances regarding the non diversion of nuclear materials and the absence of undeclared nuclear materials and activities.

We need to have coordination, he said. We cannot afford to have different solutions in different parts of the world.

We note the urgent need for new technologies, better resources and new methods for the integrated management of water resources, the adaptation to climate change and the management of waste.

But States which have shown shortcomings in their ability to implement the sanctions, or where issues of implementation are under discussion, will need follow up.

Actions of that sort puncture, violently, the hope embodied by the very presence of the person who is there to help those in need.

At the same time, the independent impact assessment concluded that there was a need for a change of business model in view of changing international trends in official development assistance.

Yet there was an urgent need to demonstrate commitment in the run up to the World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministerial Conference later in the year.

Yet officials endlessly insist that there is, as a Scottish health official put it, absolutely no need for the public to be concerned.

Mr. Klein noted the existence of several tools and strategies for information, planning and implementation, and said there is a need for consultation and coordination with stakeholders in coastal zone management.

She is paying the high price for ethical journalism.

The 2005 budget highlighted the need for focused efforts regarding youth on income support and ways to ensure self reliance.

The availability of inspectors for deployment at short notice and well established analytical capabilities, both within the inspection team and in outside laboratories, are required to achieve this goal.

Given the wide gap between obligations and the resources needed to meet them, there was a need to consider seriously ways of fulfilling the Charter purposes of maintaining international peace and security.

While there is an urgent need for a thorough reform in the administration and management of the armed forces, there have been delays in the brassage process and in the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of Congolese combatants.

A strong global partnership was needed in order to reverse negative trends, accelerate growth and sustainable development, reform national policies, and achieve greater infrastructural and social investment.

Indigenous people everywhere show a pattern of persistent poverty which calls for urgent, comprehensive and multidimensional measures aimed at the neediest indigenous communities and regions.

Ms. Arocha Dominguez said that concerted action by the Government, society and individual citizens was needed to eliminate stereotypes in a country where traditional practices persisted.

In terms of judicial reform, Italy has started a dialogue with the three main judicial institutions (Ministry of Justice, Office of the Attorney General and the Supreme Court) in order to explain the need for the various aspects of the reform.

There was a need to rethink conditionalities and to give the capacity and space to States to define their own policies for development instead of their being designed by the donor countries.

The Government's assessment of the macroeconomic framework for the implementation of the various NEEDS projects and programmes had indicated a huge financing gap, which could be bridged only by external assistance.

There also seems to be a need for a floating dock or some other such arrangement, which can be operationalized quickly, because the belief that there is no guaranteed border outlet seems to be holding back foreign investors.

However, beyond the existence of a normative anti trafficking framework at the national level, further work needs to be done to promote the consistency of national legislative responses with the concepts and requirements of the Protocol.

There is also great need of a physical presence of the United Nations in isolated small island developing States such as Tuvalu, and we call for the Secretariat to give special consideration to that need.

While there is no doubt as to the urgent need to eradicate terrorism, concern has been expressed by UN human rights bodies and others that counter terrorism measures could result in violations of human rights.

Global tasks such as poverty reduction and the preservation of our natural environment must be addressed on a global scale, and that means that there is also need for financial instruments on a comparable scale.

The Special Rapporteur reiterates the pressing need for State institutions to receive and fully investigate all complaints of human rights abuses and to prosecute, where necessary, in accordance with international standards.

The guidelines themselves had not required revision, but they did need implementation.