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The representative of Japan noted with appreciation the increase in the LDCs ' share of total technical cooperation expenditures to 40 per cent and stressed that priority should continue to be given to activities in favour of LDCs.
It is increasingly clear that new mandates and responsibilities continue to be given to UNEP by member States, but that lack of funds will prevent
As a result of this decision, tension and conflicts have ensued as food aid supplies continue to be given to refugees, mostly Hutus from Rwanda, and not to the internally displaced, mostly Tutsis from Burundi.
It is clear therefore, that improving prevailing health concerns continue to be given primacy in the health policy of Sri Lanka(as opposed to merely maintaining the current systems)
The Non-Aligned Movement stresses that the utmost priority should continue to be given to the promotion of the respect for and observance by all Member States of their obligations assumed under international humanitarian law, including, in particular, the Fourth Geneva Convention.
We regret, however, that these assurances continue to be given under certain conditions,
A global understanding on the green economy and green growth should be subsumed under the broader framework of sustainable development, and priority must continue to be given to eradicating poverty in developing countries.
Priorities should continue to be given to new and more stabilizing reductions, with the aims of eliminating nuclear weapons, arresting the acquisition of advanced weapons of mass destruction, maintaining the credibility of the non-proliferation regime, achieving a ban on fissile materials and concluding an international convention against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear States.
While priority in interpreter assignments would continue to be given to United Nations meetings at Nairobi, the sharing of interpreter resources with other duty stations was consistent with the recommendation contained in the report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2002-2003.
Reaffirms the responsibility of the administering Powers under the Charter to promote the economic and social development and to preserve the cultural identity of those Territories, and recommends that priority should continue to be given, in consultation with the territorial Governments concerned, to the strengthening and diversification of their respective economies;
In this regard, the Special Committee emphasizes that priority should continue to be given to the promotion of knowledge of, respect for and observance by, all States and other relevant actors, as appropriate, of their obligations under the Charter of the United Nations and other international law, including international human rights law, international refugee law and international humanitarian law.
Reaffirms the responsibility of the administering Powers under the Charter to promote the economic and social development and to preserve the cultural identity of the Territories, and recommends that priority continue to be given, in consultation with the territorial Governments concerned, to the strengthening and diversification of their respective economies;
Priority will continue to be given to emphasizing the importance of human rights on international and national agendas, combating poverty and countering discrimination, advancing the rights of children and women, raising awareness of human rights at all levels of education, responding to the needs of the vulnerable for protection and addressing situations of concern, in particular gross and systematic violations of human rights.
the question of racial discrimination, was highlighted by several members who also underscored that racial discrimination is a major human rights issue in the current world context which should continue to be given all necessary attention.
Reaffirms also the responsibility of the administering Powers under the Charter to promote the economic and social development and to preserve the cultural identity of the Territories, and recommends that priority continue to be given, in consultation with the territorial Governments concerned, to the strengthening and diversification of their respective economies;
Reaffirms the responsibility of the administering Powers under the Charter to promote the economic and social development and to preserve the cultural identity of the Territories, and recommends that priority continue to be given, in consultation with the territorial Governments concerned, to the strengthening and diversification of their respective economies;
While the experience of the current biennium may prove to be an exceptional situation given the ongoing implementation of significant reforms, due care and consideration must continue to be given to the level of the contingency fund within the overall resource levels set out in the context of future budget outlines.
Reaffirms also the responsibility of the administering Powers under the Charter to promote the economic and social development and to preserve the cultural identity of the Territories, and recommends that priority continue to be given, in consultation with the territorial Governments concerned, to the strengthening and diversification of their respective economies;
Despite other humanitarian disasters vying for the world ' s attention, the evidence that has been accumulated in the years since the accident attests overwhelmingly to the high priority that must continue to be given to addressing the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster, both within the United Nations system and by the international community in general.
We only request that due account continue to be given to the necessity of ensuring that the resources given to us are in fact adequate to ensure the full and effective discharge of the important