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The e-commerce implications were addressed in relation to a different way of defining 24-hour sites on the international arena.
In response to the Special Rapporteur, Turkey emphasized that women ' s issues were addressed as an independent policy area of concern in the national development plans.
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In view of the many faceted nature of the contribution of cartography to the implementation of Agenda 21, some specific issues were addressed in more than one technical committee.
If those questions were addressed, mechanisms could be developed that would enable developing countries to leapfrog HFCs and adopt more climate-friendly alternatives.
Both of these problems were addressed by Kossinets and Watts(2009)
Significant issues were addressed on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, 21 March 1996.
All comments received were addressed either by amending the documents or by including them in the table of comments along with information on how they were addressed.
His delegation would elaborate on the foregoing, and on the establishment of an effective system of legal counsel for staff, when those issues were addressed by the Fifth Committee.
In addition, questions pertaining to sport and human rights were addressed by the Human Rights Council and its Member States on a number of occasions.
Cost and benefit issues were addressed on an aggregated basis in the consultancy analysis carried out during 2000 and 2001.
In 2003, several communications were addressed by mechanisms of the Commission on Human Rights to the Moroccan authorities on behalf of Saharwi human rights defenders.
It is axiomatic that humanitarian problems such as those enumerated above would not become crisis situations if their root causes were addressed in time.
The Government and several women ' s organizations promoted policies to ensure that the socio-economic needs and priorities of women and girls were addressed systematically.
The new coalition Government elected in 2005 would ensure that the specific needs of women were addressed with more political backbone.
Reminders were addressed to Botswana, the Congo, Zaire and Zambia, on 25 January 1994.
These issues were addressed by the Mid-term Review of the Programme of Action, UNCTAD IX and The Least Developed Countries 1996 Report.
Three recommendations were addressed to the Council, two of which were reflected in Council resolution 2138(2014).
The prospects of achieving the Millennium Development Goals in the region would largely depend on how effectively those challenges were addressed.
embarked on various activities to ensure that the rights, welfare and social needs of children were addressed.
