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The Commission also stressed the importance of making written reports on the meetings of the Bureau.
The Commission also stressed the importance of South-South cooperation and high-profile peer reviews.
The Commission also stressed the importance of making written reports on the intersessional meetings of the Bureau decision 2005/2, para. j.
The Commission also stressed the importance of monitoring and assessment capacity within permanent regional marine convention structures.
The Commission also stressed the importance of standardization of data, in accordance with the recommendations of the Authority's workshop on standardization.
The Commission also stressed the need for the international community to increase its support for the New Partnership for Africa's Development NEPAD.
The Commission also stressed the importance of intersectoral activities among the Committees so as to promote a more coherent UNECE and requested the Committees to pursue and look to strengthen such activities and approaches.
The Commission also stressed the need for the Special Rapporteur to apply a gender perspective, inter alia, through the identification of gender-specific abuses, in the reporting process, including in information collection and in recommendations.
The Commission also stressed the importance of the proposed central data repository as a core activity of the Authority and requested the Secretariat to provide it with a report and a demonstration of the database at its next meeting.
The Commission also stressed the importance of pursuing and deepening cooperation between UNCTAD and other organs of the United Nations system and specialized agencies and requested the Secretariat to provide a report on the extent of such cooperation.
The Commission also stressed the indispensable nature of routine marine meteorological and oceanographic observations, including from the exclusive economic zone and territorial sea, to the provision of services in support of the safety of life and property at sea.
The Commission also stressed the importance of proper representation of countries from all regions and at different levels of development in the preparation of the strategy, and welcomed the participation of interested countries in the group to ensure ownership of the process.
In the resolution, the Commission also stressed the importance for States, when developing their environmental policies, to take into account how environmental degradation may affect all members of society, and in particular women, children, indigenous people and disadvantaged members of society.
The Commission also stressed that the prevention and control of crime in all its forms should remain a central function of criminal justice systems and should not be suspended or underestimated in the light of the recent focus on"special" or"new" forms of crime such as corruption and organized crime.
The Commission also stressed the significant role played by the regional commissions and the importance of regional coordination mechanisms in promoting enhanced regional cooperation among agencies of the United Nations system and working together towards enhanced policy coherence and programme effectiveness and efficiency.
The Commission also stressed that to promote foreign direct investment flows to developing countries, in particular to the least developed among them, greater emphasis should be placed by the United Nations system on promotional and information-dissemination activities relating to investment opportunities in the developing countries.
The Commission also stressed the need for further strengthening the coherence and consistency in action and policy between the line Ministries engaged in technical areas of UNECE and the foreign ministries engaged in ECE work from an overall perspective, as well as the importance of active dialogue between the Sectoral Committees and the Executive Committee.
The Commission also stressed to States parties the importance of avoiding the erosion of human rights by derogation, and underlined the necessity for strict observance of the agreed conditions and procedure for derogation under article 4 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the need for States parties to provide the fullest possible information during states of emergency, so that the justification and appropriateness of measures taken in those circumstances could be assessed.
The Commission also stressed the importance of avoiding the erosion of human rights by derogation, and underlined the necessity for strict observance by States parties of the agreed conditions and procedures for derogation under article 4 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the need for States parties to provide the fullest possible information during states of emergency, so that the justification for the appropriateness of measures taken in those circumstances could be assessed.
The Commission also stressed to States parties the importance of avoiding the erosion of human rights by derogation, and underlined the necessity for strict observance of the agreed conditions and procedure for derogation under article 4 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the need for States parties to provide full and timely information also during states of emergency, so that the justification and appropriateness of measures taken in those circumstances could be assessed.
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The Commission also stresses the importance of paying as much attention to human resources and institutional aspects as to financial processes and“hardware”.
While emphasizing the importance of adopting a preventive approach to building health-related services, the Commission also stresses the necessity of responding to the needs of curative medicine.
The Commission also stresses that activities geared towards eradication of poverty should be accompanied by meaningful programmes that aim to substantially reduce environmentally and socially unsustainable patterns of production and consumption.
The Commission also stresses the crucial role that Governments of both developed and developing countries have to play in creating favourable conditions for the public sector and in encouraging the private sector to develop and transfer environmentally sound technologies and build the capacities in developing countries to use and manage those technologies effectively.
The joint bureaux meetings of the Economic and Social Council with the functional commissions also stressed the need for continuity in the membership of the bureaux of the functional commissions. .
The Commission also stresses the central place of future generations within the concept of sustainable development and encourages the participation of children and youth, and their organizations, in the implementation of Agenda 21.
President Ouattara has established a Dialogue, Truth and Reconciliation Commission but also stressed that national reconciliation will not mean impunity.
The Commission had also stressed that the proposed measures should be considered as ad hoc and interim and should be applied for a limited period of time.
The Commission on Early Release also stressed that its decisions can be appealed to the court or to the prosecutor's office, in case of any doubt in their lawfulness.