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Under paragraph 3 of resolution 1176(1998), the Committee is required to report to the Security Council by 7 August 1998 regarding the actions taken by States to implement these measures.
However, it was also reported that institutional capacity building is an ongoing process which needs continuous assessment and/or amendment through the review process, as well as appropriate funding to implement these measures.
Pursuant to the adoption of Security Council resolutions 1127(1997) of 28 August 1997 and 1173(1998) of 12 June 1998, imposing additional measures against the União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola(UNITA), all States were requested to provide the Committee with information on the action taken by them to implement these measures.
A national plan for the prevention and progressive eradication of child labour has been drawn up to implement these measures. The plan is linked to the National Plan for Good Living, the policies of the national 10-year plan for the comprehensive protection of children and adolescents and the 2007- 2010 social agenda for children and adolescents.
The Government of Croatia noted that, in its efforts to implement these measures, it is aware of the necessity of setting up the proper institutional mechanisms to engender the most effective possible cooperation between various governmental agencies, social partners, local authorities, the non-governmental sector and representatives of those groups enduring poverty and social exclusion.
as well as petroleum and petroleum products, and urges all Member States to implement these measures.
This law deals with communicable diseases that threaten the health of the population of Montenegro and infections that occur as a consequence of carrying out health-related activities, measures for the prevention and control of such diseases, the authorities competent to implement these measures and the method for securing funds for their implementation.
Renews its support for confidence-building measures proposed by the Group of Friends of the Secretary-General and endorsed through resolution 1752 of 13 April 2007, and, in the conviction that they will serve the development of broader and unbiased contacts between the communities of the divided country, urges the Georgian and Abkhaz sides to implement these measures without conditions;
Whereas most States have extended reporting and customer due diligence obligations, as appropriate, to relevant businesses and professions, they appear to be encountering challenges in their efforts to implement these measures and maintain effective relations with the private sector on AML/CFT compliance as a whole.
Crucially, although several accountability measures have been announced by the Government, little substantive progress to implement these measures has been noted and there appears to be a serious lack of political will by both parties to the conflict to hold perpetrators of violations accountable.
In relation to the prevention of technical and financial assistance related to military activities and the asset freeze, an upcoming European Union regulation will oblige Denmark and the other member States to implement these measures and those included in the aforementioned list.
Renews its support for confidencebuilding measures proposed by the Group of Friends of the SecretaryGeneral and endorsed in resolution 1752(2007), and, in the conviction that they will serve the development of broader and unbiased contacts between the communities of the divided country, urges the Georgian and Abkhaz sides to implement these measures without conditions;
Firmly convinced that the confidence-building measures proposed by the Group of Friends of the Secretary-General and endorsed through resolution 1752 of 13 April 2007, will serve the development of broader and unbiased contacts between the communities of the divided country, regrets the lack of progress made with regard to confidence-building measures and urges again the Georgian and Abkhaz sides to implement these measures without conditions;
Regarding measures to combat trafficking in persons, the Inter-Ministerial Liaison Committee concerning the development of measures to combat trafficking in persons was established in April 2004 in order to promote close cooperation among relevant Ministries and Agencies in developing measures necessary to eradicate trafficking in persons, to protect the victims of trafficking as well as to implement these measures promptly and in concert with the global community.
In accordance with paragraph 8 of resolution 1135(1997) Member States are required to provide to the Committee information on the measures they have adopted to implement the provisions of paragraph 4 of resolution 1127(1997) no later than 1 December 1997, and, under paragraph 9 of the resolution the Committee is required to report to the Council by 15 December 1997 regarding the action taken by Member States to implement these measures.
A solution to the problems facing us today will to a great extent help determine how effectively and consistently we are able to implement these measures in the future.
In order to be able to implement these measures more effectively, the Federal Border Police are to be permitted in future to carry out a simple identity check on persons who do not give any grounds for suspicion.
we expect the G-8 Ministerial Meeting on Terrorism in Ottawa to produce a concrete-action plan to implement these measures that were adopted at the Halifax Summit.
Although the Government drafted in 2003 legislative measures to incorporate into law the institutional and technical structures required by the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme(KPCS), it was unable to implement these measures owing to civil unrest and the takeover of the diamond fields by the Forces nouvelles.
(iv) Possible assistance and cooperation with regard to implementing these measures.