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solidarity rights should emphasize the right to economic
The view of the Secretary-General that this publicity should emphasize the major role of the United Nations in promoting sustainable development is strongly supported.
your submissions should emphasize the broad impact of your complaint.
Messages should emphasize the potential health cobenefits of reducing the consumption of animal products to avoid excess above recommended dietary guidelines.
Projects targeting carbon funds should emphasize GHG reduction potential and costeffectiveness.
The post-2015 development agenda should emphasize zero tolerance of all forms of violence against women and girls.
The letters should emphasize the benefits of participating in the Inter-Agency Meeting
Such training programmes should emphasize training in supervision
In the process, we should emphasize the important and continuing assisting role played by the Division for Ocean Affairs
This means investors should emphasize downside protection
The government should emphasize a culture of excellence
Additionally, it was agreed that the guidance should emphasize that discussions were permitted only at the first stage.
Among the peculiarities of the artistic characters we should emphasize the diverse effect-elements of performing styles that compose originality.
Reform should emphasize recipient countries' leading role
Governments should emphasize the importance of removing barriers that keep men from working in the teaching profession.
UNCTAD should emphasize the following areas,
The guidelines should emphasize substantive human rights issues relating to provisions in all or several human rights treaties.
We should emphasize that our concerns do not relate to Iran's right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
Project guidelines should emphasize the importance of using a participatory and consultative approach;
The Management Performance Board should emphasize the joint assessment of institutional performance and the performance of individual senior managers;