Examples of using Emphasizes also in English and their translations into Arabic
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Emphasizes also the importance of taking full account of lessons learned and best practices at all duty stations with a view to facilitating the implementation of the first phase of the standardized access control system, and requests the Secretary-General to report to it thereon, including on any possible efficiency gains, at its sixty-second session;
Having considered the report of the Secretary General on the matter; 29. Emphasizes also the need to reinforce economic cooperation establishing free trade zones and common markets among the Member States through their regional groupings as a positive stage towards the ultimate goal of creating an Islamic Common Market.
Emphasizes also that the operational activities for development of the United Nations system should be valued and assessed on the basis of their impact on the recipient countries as contributions to enhance their capacity to pursue poverty eradication, sustained economic growth and sustainable development;
Emphasizes also that African countries should benefit fully from the results of the Uruguay Round, and stresses the need for technical assistance for African countries to enable them, inter alia, to evaluate the impact of the implementation of the Final Act, so that they can identify adaptive measures to enhance their competitiveness and facilitate their access to the markets of developed countries;
Emphasizes also the importance of men and boys taking joint responsibility with women and girls in the promotion of gender equality, taking into account the agreed conclusions adopted by the Commission on the Status of Women at its forty-eighth session on 12 March 2004;See Official Records of the Economic and Social Council, 2004, Supplement No. 7(E/2004/27),
Emphasizes also that it is necessary that fully substantiated and comprehensive proposals on the total requirements from all sources of funding be presented so as to enable the General Assembly to decide on the level of resources required to implement fully all mandated programmes and activities, and requests the Secretary-General to present all future budgets and budget outlines in that manner, in accordance with Assembly resolution 41/213 of 19 December 1986;
Emphasizes also that African countries should benefit fully from the results of the Uruguay Round, and stresses the need for technical assistance for African countries to enable them, inter alia, to evaluate the impact of the implementation of the Final Act Embodying the Results of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations, to enable them to identify adaptive measures to enhance their competitiveness and to facilitate their access to developed countries ' markets;
Emphasizes also that it is necessary that fully substantiated and comprehensive proposals on the total requirements from all sources of funding be presented so as to enable the General Assembly to decide on the level of resources required to implement fully all mandated programmes and activities, and requests the Secretary-General to present all future budgets and budget outlines in that manner, in accordance with Assembly resolution 41/213 of 19 December 1986;
Emphasizes also that further steps should be undertaken to analyse the present and future utilization of available human and financial resources and, while noting with appreciation the measures recently taken by the Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights aimed at improving the management of the Centre, that additional measures should be taken to improve further the administrative efficiency and effectiveness of the Centre for Human Rights, if required with appropriate technical assistance;
Emphasizes also that African countries should benefit fully from the results of the Uruguay Round, and stresses the need for technical assistance for African countries to enable them, inter alia, to evaluate the impact of the implementation of the Final Act Embodying the Results of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations, to enable them to identify measures to be taken to mitigate possible adverse effects of the agreements and to facilitate their access to the markets of developed countries;
Emphasizes also that each country must take primary responsibility for its own industrial development and that national efforts should be complemented by supportive global programmes, measures and policies aimed towards a multilateral trade regime that provides greater opportunities for developing countries to expand their industrial and other processed exports and to diversify and upgrade their export product mix, thereby strengthening their capacities and facilitating the structural transformation and diversification of their economies, and to expand the development opportunities of developing countries;
Encourages the authorities and political stakeholders in Chad and the Central African Republic to continue to pursue their efforts of national dialogue, with respect for the constitutional frameworks, notes the positive efforts by the Government of Gabon to support a national dialogue in the Central African Republic, emphasizes also the importance of the political agreement for the reinforcement of the democratic process signed in Ndjamena on 13 August 2007 and encourages the parties to proceed with its implementation;
Encourages the authorities and political stakeholders in Chad and the Central African Republic to continue to pursue their efforts at national dialogue, with respect for the constitutional frameworks, notes the positive efforts of the Government of Gabon to support a national dialogue in the Central African Republic, emphasizes also the importance of the political agreement for the reinforcement of the democratic process, signed at N ' Djamena on 13 August 2007, and encourages the parties to proceed with its implementation;
Emphasizes also the technology-led dimension of globalization and the need to promote universal access to knowledge and information as well as the need to strive to bridge the digital divide and to bring information and communication technologies to the service of development and all the peoples of the world so as to enable the developing countries and the countries with economies in transition to benefit effectively from globalization by full and effective integration into the emerging global information network;
Emphasizing also the need to achieve effective and coordinated delivery of technical assistance.
Emphasizing also the need to achieve effective and coordinated delivery of technical assistance.
Emphasizing also the responsibility of all States to undertake disaster preparedness and mitigation efforts in order to minimize the impact of natural disasters.
Emphasizing also that States shall deny safe haven to those who finance, plan, support
Emphasizing also its resolution 64/169 of 18 December 2009, by which it proclaimed 2011 as the International Year for People of African Descent.
