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Addresses specific mandates contained in General Conference resolution GC.7/Res.8.
The Secretariat's regulatory framework addresses specific instances of personal conflict of interest.
Addresses specific cases of alleged violations of the rights of indigenous peoples through communications with governments and others; and.
Both these approaches are reflected in General Assembly resolutions 62/32, 62/39 and 62/42,although each of these resolutions addresses specific aspects.
Addresses specific cases of alleged violations of the rights of indigenous peoples through communications with States and others.
Annex A, part II, of the Stockholm Convention addresses specific requirements for PCBs reflecting the widespread use of PCBs in long-lived equipment.
This lost opportunity is compounded by the lack of services specifically targeted at men and boys that promotes care giving,provides information and/or support and addresses specific care needs of people living with HIV.
The more explicitly legislation addresses specific instances of discrimination, the more it can contribute to combatting the related stigma.
The Joint Mission Analysis Cell utilizes resources from all components of the Mission in an integrated approach to collect information and provide analysis to the Special Representative, the Force Commander, the Police Commissioner and other senior staff members in the form of weekly and ad hoc briefings andwritten reports and also addresses specific issues.
The food and nutrition programme addresses specific topics for each age group and its content is tailored to the country's food and nutrition problems.
Part one contains a discussion of the concept of impact and reviews the aims and purposes of the Development Account,then addresses specific issues related to the Development Account, and finally assesses its major aims and purposes.
The commission also addresses specific recommendations to opposition groups, the Human Rights Council, regional organizations and States Members of the United Nations.
This plan, besides being characterized by an intercultural andgender-based approach, addresses specific issues relating to sex work and the care of persons living with the disease.
Section III addresses specific aspects of the work of UN-Women that support the implementation of the policy guidance provided by the Commission on the Status of Women.
Apart from discussing some basic elements of the capacity-building process,the report addresses specific national actions needed to implement the Madrid Plan of Action and highlights international cooperation efforts in this regard.
It addresses specific forms of violence encountered by women and girls within the context of the dual normative system in the country and women's subordinate status in the society at large.
The Chairperson's summary first reflects the general discussion and then addresses specific topics raised both in the context of the general discussion and in the framework of the five working groups dealing with specific aspects of treaty body reform.
In fact, R2P addresses specific issues of State responsibility towards civilians in relation to the four crimes and focuses on preventive measures in this regard.
The sixth chapter addresses specific confidence-building measures in outer space that have been proposed by various Governments, and considers various aspects of their potential implementation.
Iii addresses specific problem areas such as the delivery of the goods by the carrier, the identity of the carrier, the position of the FOB seller under transport law and the legal consequences of the FIO(S) clause.
It addresses specific issues with respect to the implementation of the access-to-justice obligations of the Convention, drawing upon, analysing and evaluating the results of case studies from various UNECE countries.
The latter portion of the report addresses specific recommendations on administrative tasks, procedures and policies with a view to eliminating duplication and unnecessary and complex bureaucratic procedures and practices within all Departments and entities of the Secretariat.
The report addresses specific aspects of these phases, including the selection of substantive agenda items and workshop topics, time allocation, effective follow-up to the congresses, political declarations and the role of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.
In this general recommendation, the Committee addresses specific issues such as protection against hate speech and racial violence, access to citizenship, the administration of justice, expulsion and deportation of non-citizens and the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights by non-citizens.
Nevertheless, in this section, the Committee addresses specific issues related to the management of air operations as presented by the Secretary-General in his report(A/65/738) and, where applicable, further reference is made to the Committee's recommendations and observations made in the context of the above-mentioned reports.
The report addresses specific follow-up actions and initiatives taken in the implementation of the recommendations contained in the 1998 report of the Secretary-General on the causes of conflict and the promotion of durable peace and sustainable development in Africa(A/52/871), identifies the problems and obstacles in the effective implementation of the recommendations and makes proposals on the future format of the follow-up of the implementation of the recommendations in the Secretary-General's report.
Article 23, Respect for home and the family, then addresses specific issues relating directly to family and persons with disabilities, including eliminating discrimination against persons with disabilities relating to marriage, family and parenthood; ensuring the rights and responsibilities with respect to children; ensuring that children with disabilities have equal rights with respect to family life; and ensuring the protection of children with respect to separation from their parents and, if necessary, to alternative care.
The following universal counter-terrorism instruments address specific terrorism-related issues.
The thematic interactive sessions will address specific topics under the following broad categories.
Each round-table discussion will address specific issues.