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Iv. could the wto become a forum for advancing.
It must become a forum for dialogue and concord where the principle of the sovereign equality of States is the keystone and foundation.
The Conference should again become a forum for new and concrete steps.
Judicial independence and judicial oversight of the Prosecutor and judges, who would be of the highest impartiality, integrity and professional competence,would safeguard against the danger that an independent court could become a forum for politically motivated prosecutions.
Will the new Human Rights Council become a forum where human rights are genuinely put above political maneuvering?
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Since environmental issues were global in nature,the special session should not become a forum for North-South debate.
The CT could then become a forum for focusing on improving concrete situations within the regional trade environment;
The spring meeting of ECOSOC with Bretton Woods institutions andthe World Trade Organization should become a forum where stock is taken of what has been done and new policies are set.
Ii Could the WTO become a forum for addressing developing country concerns with growing first world/third world disparities?
The Committee, in making its recommendations on the question, could not, of course,contradict the provisions made by the Security Council or become a forum for the claims of one party and its promoters.
The Commission must become a forum in which ministers of environment and ministers of development could deal with a broad range of issues.
He agreed with the proposal made by the Secretary-General(A/52/849) and the delegation of Malta, however, that once the Council'smandate had been discharged, it could become a forum dedicated to protection of mankind's common heritage, the environment and the oceans.
UNCTAD should also become a forum for promotion and facilitation of trade in goods and services between developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Instead of considering crime only from the perspective of crime experts, the Congress could become a forum for dialogue between crime and development expertise, and a means of incorporating other perspectives into both.
Consequently, the Congress could become a forum for useful exchanges between States that are parties to the Convention and those which are not yet parties on practical issues related to key adherence and implementation steps at the national level, including the following.
In recent years, the Consultative Process has made a valuable contribution to the annual deliberations of the General Assembly on ocean affairs andthe law of the sea and become a forum that has enriched substantially the international community's understanding of cross-cutting issues and assisted in promoting greater inter-agency coordination and cooperation.
The Commission should also become a forum for open dialogue between the Government and the other participants, so as to make clear what is expected by the various actors and to follow through on the goals that have been set.
This paper tries to stimulate such debate by using the World Trade Organization(WTO) as a focal prism and asking three questions:(i) How is the traditional governance role of nation States affected by the emergence of the WTO as a governance institution?(ii)Could the WTO become a forum for addressing developing country concerns with growing first world/third world disparities?(iii) Could the WTO become a vehicle for attacking growing global inequality through the mechanism of“core labour standards”?
The third question- whether the WTO might become a forum for designing more broad-based definitions of what constitutes a legitimate market that would include“core labour standards”- is even harder to answer.
The group should become a forum in which all its members can share their views or concerns on issues of common interest, review progress or identify obstacles, develop policy options to address such issues, and convey their views and recommendations to intergovernmental forums, such as the UNEP Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum, the UN-Habitat Governing Council and the Commission on Sustainable Development.
Revitalized with a realistic mandate, the CT could become a forum for important policy discussions on selected aspects of trade for all countries, but especially transition economies.
Finally, Belarus noted that the United Nations should also become a forum that had real authority to prevent the establishment of the diktat of the most economically powerful countries and their exertion of pressure on sovereign, independent States for political reasons by using the additional economic leverage that they had acquired as a result of globalization.
The Economic and Social Council must become a forum for coordination of international policies on finance, trade and development as a fundamental element of the Monterrey follow-up.
She was also of the view that the Working Party should become a forum where various regional intergovernmental organizations should consult with other countries and the private sector on new draft regional legislation before its adoption and entry into force.
The Task Force took note of these developments andagreed that it should become a forum for the exchange of information on capacity-building activities in the area of electronic information tools in order to foster synergies and minimize overlaps among different projects and initiatives.
The working group became a forum for discussions on strategic aspects of the resettlement process.
The MTR became a forum for the exchange of information and served to promote ownership, commitment and political support for the programme.
The meeting went beyond its primary objective; it became a forum for strengthening existing partnerships and building new ones among States, international and regional organizations and civil society bodies in the common struggle against the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
The Group used to meet weekly, butwith the creation in 2005 of the Policy and Management Committees, it became a forum for exchange of information and experience among heads of departments, offices, funds and programmes of the United Nations.