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Those issues are also addressed in the present document.
There are, however, many related forms of corruption, which are also addressed by UNCAC.
Some of these are also addressed in the following sections.
Most of the issues that arose during that discussion are also addressed in this report.
These issues are also addressed again tangentially in the reports relating to Palestinian women.
Health issues related to other aspects of sustainable development are also addressed in other reports.
The concerns of older persons are also addressed within the federal programme"Habitation" 2002-2010.
Earth system science has paved the way for Earth system governance,Earth-based law and Earth-based economics, all of which are also addressed in this report.
Accordingly, those issues are also addressed in the present report.
Furthermore, during the development phase of this gtr, the main focus was on vehicles of a GVM of 2,500 kg or less, that are also addressed in all existing legislation.
The concerns of persons with disabilities are also addressed by the Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities JCPD.
The bill has not yet been signed into law by the President, andthere are some concerns that it might be stalled due to concerns about institutional arrangements for dealing with internal displacement, which are also addressed in the bill.
Actions are proposed for all these issues, which are also addressed in other parts of this report.
These concerns are also addressed in the national policy for persons with disabilities, although not as comprehensively as in the planning document.
In secondary education and basic vocational education(EPB) these aspects are also addressed in the subject'Personal Development.
In a broader sense, those issues are also addressed by programmes in other areas in which Task Force members are active.
Women's and girls' access to and participation in education, training, science and technology and their access to full employment anddecent work are also addressed in human rights instruments and their monitoring mechanisms.
Technological and environmental issues are also addressed, as well as the short-term outlook for the iron ore market.
It is suggested therefore that there is a need to understand universality as a transformative dialogue in which disparities in power are acknowledged, the diversity of the world is recognized and positively asserted, andthe material necessities for ensuring human dignity are also addressed.
The cultural rights of indigenous peoples are also addressed in a number of national legislations, though not always with the clear intent of promoting and enhancing them.
It should be seen within the broader context of efforts to improve managerial efficiency andresponsibility in the United Nations system, which are also addressed by the Environment Management Group and through the United Nations Global Compact.
Issues of economic vulnerability are also addressed in the work of the Committee for Development Planning on criteria for the identification of least developed countries.
Several elements of the draft omnibus decision presented by Indonesia and Switzerland are also addressed by the emerging Strategic Framework for the Convention.
Safety issues are also addressed in the natural refrigeration information sheets developed by the Nordic Council of Ministers as discussed in section V. E. above.
Partnership with global funds has led to a concentration on narrowly defined sectoral issues that are also addressed, to a varying extent, by other specialized United Nations funds and programmes.
The human rights of women are also addressed by human rights treaty bodies established under other international human rights treaties in their general comments and concluding observations.
Problems relating to forced marriage andto the abuse or cynical exploitation of women from poorer countries who marry men living in Norway are also addressed in the context of family immigration, and the Committee proposes special measures to combat such problems.
These requirements are also addressed under international humanitarian law, which obliges States to prevent, investigate and punish violations of international humanitarian law.
The objectives related to the conservation of biodiversity are also addressed in the various provisions of the Convention on Biological Diversity and other related agreements.
Any reservations to the Convention are also addressed in this section, c as well as the question of whether the Convention is self-executing and whether legislation has been put in place to give effect to the Convention.