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I would like to conclude my address by offering a quote from one of Mr. Nitobe ' s lectures which reflects my own view on the evolving bonds between Japan and the international community.
This fortunate outcome, which reflects the pre-eminence of negotiation over confrontation, is a reason for hope in the matter of prevention and resolution of conflicts.
s recommendation, which reflects the views of the overwhelming majority of the Members of the Organization, is fully justified.
The intent of the working paper, which reflects the spirit and substance of the Rajiv Gandhi Action Plan, was to stimulate debate and discussion on nuclear disarmament.
(c) Formulation of overall strategic frameworks, which reflects national needs and priorities for the United Nations system, linking them with global agendas;
I shall not dwell on the preambular paragraphs, the last of which reflects the aspirations of the candidate countries to participate fully in the work of the Conference on Disarmament.
We trust that this draft resolution, which reflects wide consensus among the international community, will be adopted by consensus.
The States members of the Committee expressed satisfaction with the Preamble, which reflects their concerns about illicit trade and trafficking in small arms and light weapons in Central Africa.
The United Nations alone, this universal Organization, which reflects the interests of all peoples of the Earth,
The State party refers to its own legislation which reflects the same principle as that of article 3 of the Convention.
The Kenya Constitution 2010, which reflects the aspirations of Kenyans, lays a firm foundation for accelerated economic growth, development and poverty alleviation.
Paragraph 1, which reflects the purpose of legislative recommendation 18, is based on article 26 of the UNCITRAL Model Procurement Law.
Our countries commend you on the organization of this meeting, the considerable participation in which reflects the importance of the subject.
The work programme for the years l998-l999 is based on the medium-term plan for the period l998-2001, which reflects the priorities established by the Commission.
The Committee welcomes the promulgation of the 18 February 2006 Constitution, which reflects the desire of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to ensure the prevalence of the rule of law and its commitment to meeting its international human rights obligations.
The formal justice system, which reflects both civil and common law traditions, is not administered systematically, even where more formal governmental structures are in place in" Puntland" and" Somaliland".
(6) The Committee welcomes the 1994 Constitution, which reflects the importance accorded, in the legal order of the State party, to the prohibition on racial discrimination, including during times of national emergency.
The activities are carried out by the Unit on the Peaceful Settlement Process in the Middle East, established in the context of the restructuring of the Organization, which reflects the importance the United Nations attaches to the resolution of the conflict in the region.
It should be recalled, in this connection, that the Model Status of Forces Agreement(A/45/594), which reflects the customary principles and practices of United Nations peace-keeping operations, contains provisions regulating the entry, residence and departure of personnel of peace-keeping operations.
Based on the positive experience of the pooled funding mechanisms which reflects effective application of the GHD principles, the Inspector concludes that there is scope for the United Nations system to develop a set of good common humanitarian funding principles.