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Moreover, special attention has been devoted to girls' education.
Much attention has been devoted over the past decade to improving our peacebuilding knowledge and capacity.
During the period under review(2000- 2005),much attention has been devoted to the adverse effects of international cartels.
Serious attention has been devoted in Belarus to developing a system for protecting reproductive health.
In this connection, andpursuant to section IV of General Assembly resolution 63/248, particular attention has been devoted to ways and means of improving the timely submission of documents to the Fifth Committee see A/63/735.
Much attention has been devoted in recent years to improving the overall coordination of the multi-actor humanitarian relief system.
In the process of reform of the family and criminal legislation that has been taking place in the past two years,significant attention has been devoted to the problem of domestic violence and assistance to women and children victims of that violence.
Particular attention has been devoted to studying access to ICT by the poor.
In some countries, for example, it can be argued that despite major progress in building up the knowledge and skills of senior civil servants,insufficient attention has been devoted to the development of values and attitudes of staff that underpin the culture of organizations.
Therefore much attention has been devoted to cost calculations and monitoring.
Thus, much attention has been devoted to the process of transfer of technology from developed countries, which is never passive.
The NAIRU cannot be directly observed,and substantial attention has been devoted to estimating where it is likely to be, based on past unemployment and inflation data.
Much attention has been devoted to the monitoring of implementation of international instruments in a wide variety of areas, ranging from arms control regimes to human rights treaties and multilateral environmental agreements.
In those plans, serious attention has been devoted to education, health and the empowerment of women.
Great attention has been devoted to outreach programmes to raise public awareness of problems related to the trade in small arms and light weapons, and the dangers posed by their illegal possession.
In deciding on the subsidies, particular attention has been devoted to projects that aim at guiding young persons away from various groups inciting to racism.
Specific attention has been devoted to the development of contingency plans that address national and subregional threats, including avian and human influenza preparedness plans.
During recent discussions on oceans issues, much attention has been devoted to integrative approaches, including an ecosystem approach to the management of the marine environment.
Particular attention has been devoted to advising the members of the Subcommittee on article 4(non-derogable rights and states of emergency) and 6 right to life.
Consequently, special attention has been devoted to assessing the environmental impact of each method, in particular with respect to the destruction of ammunition and explosives.
Particular attention has been devoted to the strengthening of the rule of law, the right of return, the situation of vulnerable groups, and discrimination based on religious, ethnic and political grounds.
However, considerable attention has been devoted to the follow-up of previous general discussions and the elaboration and adoption of statements regarding several thematic issues of importance.
While being prepared, special attention has been devoted to comments and recommendations contained in Concluding Observations of the Committee adopted at its 51 session held on 11 and 12 August 1997.
Special attention has been devoted to traditional Afro-Brazilian communities known as the Quilombola communities, with positive results having been achieved in the promotion of their rights during the past few years.
In recent years much attention has been devoted to the question whether the conduct of a State organ may be attributed to an international organization when the State organ is put at the organization's disposal.
In recent years, increased attention has been devoted to rising rates of displacement linked to the effects of climate change and the particularly adverse effects of climate change on potentially vulnerable groups, including women.
Considerable attention has been devoted to the socio-economic drivers of piracy, as well as the grievances of Somali fishing communities against foreign vessels engaged in illicit and damaging exploitation of Somali marine resources.
Over the past few years, considerable attention has been devoted in a number of intergovernmental bodies to a re-examination and reassessment of the role of the United Nations system in operational activities for the benefit of developing countries.
Particular attention has been devoted to reform of children's boarding homes within the social protection system, the introduction of new methods of treatment and rehabilitation of children, social and environmental adaptation and preparation for independent life.
Consequently, much attention has been devoted to assessing the impact of social and economic developments in our societies on family life and on the measures to be taken to prevent the social exclusion of vulnerable families and their individual members.