Examples of using States must develop in English and their translations into Spanish
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Member States must develop a strong and robust treaty in order to counter the negative effects of unregulated arms transfers on regional stability,
First, at the level of the central intergovernmental bodies within the United Nations itself, Member States must develop system-wide strategies and policies
working in partnership with Member States must develop, adopt and implement sustainable
Mexico believes that, in applying migratory laws and policies, States must develop and apply these policies with the full respect for the human rights of migrants
In order to access these markets, small island developing States must develop and exercise the financial discipline imposed by these markets.
Because of their smallness, Caribbean, Pacific, Mediterranean, Atlantic and Indian Ocean small island developing States must develop regional institutions
Member States must further develop measures to foster R&D,
For multi-lateral cooperation to be effective, individual States must first develop coherent migration policies,
States must also develop specific strategies
To this end, States parties must develop a national strategy for the full implementation of the right to social security in old age,
States must develop national legislation accordingly.
States must develop migration policies which are more humane,
In order to comply with the provision, States must develop safeguards.
Therefore, States must develop and implement adequate and independent monitoring
States must develop a regulatory framework for all private providers of education,
States must develop authorization mechanisms to ensure that arms imports
high incidence throughout the world, States must develop expansive strategies in order to fulfil their international obligations effectively.
progress towards eliminating them, States must develop monitoring mechanisms
States must develop mechanisms to enhance the involvement of women,
States must develop and reform laws