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In its resolution 58/269, the Assembly emphasized the importance of the intergovernmental nature of the Committee in discharging its functions.
The Advisory Committee also recalls the provisions of General Assembly resolution 48/218 B, in which the Assembly emphasized the need to strengthen oversight control mechanisms.
In particular, the Assembly emphasized that the framework should ensure a fair sharing of the burden of service in hardship duty stations.
In this regard, the Committee recalls General Assembly resolution 61/244, in which the Assembly emphasized the importance of defining the target and strategy of training and career development.
The Assembly emphasized that full, effective and accelerated implementation is integral to achieving the commitments made at the 2005 World Summit.
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The Assembly emphasized that the principles and approaches that govern partnerships should be built on the foundation of the Charter of the United Nations.
The establishment of the five posts under the regular budget reflects a commitment by the Secretary-General to continue to gradually strengthen the regular budget component of the Office and responds to General Assembly resolution 57/153 of 16 December 2002, in which the Assembly emphasized that the Office should benefit from adequate and more predictable funding.
In paragraphs 5 to 8 of section III the Assembly emphasized the need to ensure proper mobility of staff and requested proposals to that effect.
The Assembly emphasized that all possible use should be made of the informal system in developing a culture of dialogue and amicable resolution of disputes.
In resolution 68/39, bearing that same title, the Assembly emphasized the fundamental role of the Treaty and called upon States to comply fully with their commitments.
The Assembly emphasized the role of the Ombudsman to report on broad systemic issues and to encourage staff to seek resolution through the informal system.
In its resolution 57/153 of 16 December 2003, the Assembly emphasized that the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs should benefit from adequate and more predictable funding.
The Assembly emphasized the importance of implementing the Millennium Declaration and welcomed the commitment of the Member States to respond to the specific needs of Africa.
In order to ensure an enabling and supportive environment, the Assembly emphasized women's role in the provision of informal care and the risk faced by older women of physical and psychological abuse.
The Assembly emphasized the significance and urgency of the process towards enhanced cooperation in full consistency with the mandate provided in paragraph 71 of the Tunis Agenda, and welcomed the decision of the Economic and Social Council to invite the Secretary-General to consult all Member States and all other stakeholders on this matter.
Welcoming General Assembly resolution A/52/233 of 26 June 1998, in which the Assembly emphasized that coordinated efforts by Governments and private, public and international organizations would be required to address the year 2000 problem.
The Assembly emphasized that Governments should develop comprehensive implementation strategies or national plans of action no later than 1996 in order to implement the Platform for Action in full.
Moreover, in its resolutions 47/119 and 50/120 the Assembly emphasized the imperative of integrating the United Nations system's work at the country level into national policies, plans and programmes.
The Assembly emphasized that such rescheduling should not lead to additional costs, additional or longer meetings, or staggered work schedules of the Main Committees.
Moreover, in its resolutions 47/199 and 50/120 the Assembly emphasized the imperative of integrating the United Nations system's work at the country level into national policies, plans and programmes.
The Assembly emphasized that tolerance and respect for diversity facilitated the universal promotion and protection of human rights, including gender equality see General Assembly resolution 56/156.
In paragraph 14 of the Secretary-General's report(A/52/280), the Assembly emphasized that all United Nations organizations and programmes should strengthen their support for national efforts to implement Agenda 21.
The Assembly emphasized that tolerance and respect for diversity facilitate the universal promotion and protection of human rights, including gender equality and the enjoyment of all human rights by all resolution 57/204.
As in previous resolutions,such as resolution 48/105 of 20 December 1993, the Assembly emphasized the unique function of the Institute as the only entity within the United Nations system devoted exclusively to research and training for the integration of women in development.
The Assembly emphasized the necessity of investigating allegations of violations committed against women and girls and reiterated the continued importance of the full and equal participation of women in all spheres of Afghan life.
The Advisory Committee recalls General Assembly resolution 65/311 on multilingualism, in which the Assembly emphasized the paramount importance of the equality of the six official languages of the United Nations, and notes that the draft resolution specifies that the measures relating to translation would not constitute a precedent.
In that resolution, the Assembly emphasized that the option of integration must be“on the basis of complete equality[emphasis added] between the people of the erstwhile Non-Self-Governing Territory and those of the independent country with which it is integrated”.
In its resolution 66/282 the Assembly emphasized the importance of an integrated and balanced implementation of all four pillars of the Strategy.
The Assembly emphasized that, despite efforts in that regard, millions of human beings continued to be victims of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, including their contemporary manifestations, some of which took violent forms.