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On a second matter, Japan would like to request that the Council continue to look for means to involve more substantially those non-Council members with a vital interest in an issue under discussion, in the Council ' s decision-making process.
(b) Recommending also that the Security Council continue to take child protection issues fully into account in the mandates of MINURCAT and BINUCA.
In particular, in the aftermath of the 2005 World Summit, whose outcome document recommended that the Security Council continue" to adapt its working methods so as to increase the involvement of States not members of the Council in its work", the Security Council undertook a concerted effort to review its working methods.
the experts consider it to be of utmost importance that the Council continue monitoring the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo on the basis of reports provided by OHCHR and individual special procedure mandate holders.
namely that, for the time being, the Security Council continue to adhere to the provisions of paragraph 14 of resolution 890(1993), which would be the most appropriate way to handle the current situation.
(g) That the Security Council continue to support the full deployment of the African Union Mission in Somalia and encourage the Secretary-General to undertake appropriate contingency planning for a possible United Nations mission, to be deployed in Somalia should the Security Council decide to authorize such a mission.
It is particularly important that the Council continue to address the means to implement the conferences of the 1990s, in particular the building of an enabling environment at international level through enhanced international cooperation, increased and more effective use of official development assistance(ODA) and more coherent policies.
As previously reported, the question of the continued functioning of the Inter-Virgin Islands Council was addressed during the visit of Governor DeJongh to the British Virgin Islands in March 2007, when he underscored his commitment to seeing the Council continue to perform its vital role of addressing issues that are of concern to the two Territories.
Resolution 50/51, it was recalled, addressed the issue of consultations under Article 50 of the Charter. It also recommended that the Security Council continue its efforts to enhance the effectiveness and transparency of the sanctions committees; recent measures adopted by the Council to that end were therefore welcomed.
The 2005 World Summit Outcome(resolution 60/1) acknowledges and speaks to this aspect directly, recommending that the Council continue to adapt its working methods so as to increase the involvement of States not members of the Council in its work, as appropriate, enhance its accountability to the membership and increase the transparency of its work.
The mission welcomes indications that some foreign contingents have already been withdrawn, and recommends that the Security Council continue to urge all Governments with foreign forces in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to withdraw them in a phased and reciprocal process, and in accordance with their undertakings in the Lusaka Agreement and the relevant resolutions of the Security Council. .
In the 2005 World Summit Outcome of 16 September 2005, Heads of State and Government expressed support for early reform of the Security Council and recommended that the Council continue to adapt its working methods(see General Assembly resolution 60/1, paras. 153 and 154).
We recommend that the Security Council continue to adapt its working methods so as to increase the involvement of States not members of the Council in its work, as appropriate, enhance its accountability to the membership and increase the transparency of its work".(resolution 60/1, para. 154).
in implementing key recommendations, the experts consider it to be of utmost importance that the Human Rights Council continue monitoring the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo on the basis of reports provided by OHCHR and its special procedure mandate holders.
my previous report that, for the time being, the Security Council continue to adhere to the provisions of paragraph 14 of resolution 890(1993), which remains the most appropriate way to handle the current situation.
The people and Government of Eritrea shall not entertain and will not be entrapped by deceitful ploys that are aimed at derailing and eclipsing the fundamental issues. But how long will the Security Council continue to tolerate the flouting of the rule of law and the blatant violation of the sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence of a Member State?
On 15 March 2007, Governor deJongh met with the British Virgin Island Chief Minister Orlando Smith in Tortola for their first formal meeting since the Governor took office. He stated his commitment to seeing the Council continue to perform a vital role addressing issues of concern to the two Territories.
(f) That the Security Council continue to urge the parties in Darfur to respect the ceasefire and their international obligations, to ensure full humanitarian access, and to engage constructively in the Darfur peace process, including giving consideration to whether the Security Council could apply more pressure on the rebels in Darfur to participate in the peace process;
The Special Committee notes the establishment of a preventive deployment operation and suggests that the Security Council continue to consider, taking into account, inter alia the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, relevant General Assembly resolutions and the practices of the United Nations, preventive deployment of a United Nations presence
Also, the question of the continued functioning of the Inter Virgin Islands Council was addressed during the visit of Governor John P. DeJongh of the United States Virgin Islands to the British Virgin Islands on 15 March 2007, when he underscored his commitment to seeing the Council continue to perform its vital role of addressing issues that are of concern to the two Territories.