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The Church should continue to encourage States to recognize that principle.
We will continue to encourage states to fulfil their obligations under the multilateral treaty regimes and to help states in effectively implementing those obligations at their national levels, inter alia by accounting for, securing and physically protecting sensitive materials.
The Committee, along with the rest of the international community, should continue to encourage States and relevant international organizations to provide all possible assistance to those States that need it.
We must continue to encourage States to become parties to the Agreement and to implement it fully and effectively.
The Team believes the Committee should continue to encourage States to complete and submit their checklists, if they have not already done so.
The Committee should continue to encourage States to prepare on a voluntary basis, with the assistance of the Committee as appropriate, summary action plans mapping out their priorities and plans for implementing the key provisions of resolution 1540(2004) and to submit those plans to the Committee;
The Office will furthermore continue to encourage States to address the phenomenon of mixed migration in a more comprehensive and coherent manner.
The Committee will continue to encourage States that have not yet submitted a report on their implementation of resolution 1624(2005) to do so.
The Committee will continue to encourage States that have not yet submitted a report on their implementation of resolution 1624(2005) to do so.
The Committee will continue to encourage States that have not yet submitted a report on their implementation of resolution 1624(2005) to do so.
Furthermore, the Committee will continue to encourage States that have still not reported on their implementation of resolution 1624(2005) to do so.
In this regard, the Committee will also continue to encourage States to increase their efforts to foster the development and sharing of best practices.
The Office will continue to encourage States to ensure the protection of refugees and others of concern within broader migration movements.
The Committee will continue to encourage States to take advantage of the opportunity provided them in paragraph 11 of resolution 1526(2004) to meet with the Committee.
Likewise, the Committee should continue to encourage States to update the entries of listed organizations with the names of new incarnations intended to operate on their behalf.
Finally, the Committee could continue to encourage States to propose additional listings and updates that guard against attempts to circumvent the sanctions through successor organizations.
The Office continued to encourage States to harmonize national standards with the Guiding Principles.
Canada continues to encourage States Parties to explore the issue with the goal of a decision being reached at the 2005 Review Conference.
Canada continues to encourage States to submit information about their efforts and activities as official reports prior to Preparatory Committee meetings as well as Review Conferences.
Canada continues to encourage States to submit information about their efforts and activities to implement the Treaty as official reports to the Preparatory Committee and Review Conferences.
Canada continues to encourage States to submit information about their efforts and activities to implement the Treaty as official reports prior to Preparatory Committee meetings and Review Conferences.
Canada continues to encourage States to submit information about their efforts and activities to implement the Non-Proliferation Treaty as official reports to Preparatory Committee meetings and Review Conferences.
The International Bureau continued to encourage States to become parties to the Hague Convention of 1907, by sending information on the PCA to Governments, and by raising the matter with representatives attending the Sixth Committee of the General Assembly of the United Nations.
The Committee continued to encourage States to consider making the declaration under article 14 of the Convention providing for the possibility for individuals and groups of individuals to submit communications to the Committee and to give adequate publicity to that mechanism.
Canada commends States for the information they have provided to date, and continues to encourage States to submit information about their efforts and activities as official reports prior to Preparatory Committee meetings and Review Conferences.
INCB calls on States to abolish the death penalty for drug-related offences Although it is up to the States to determine sanctions for drug-related offences,the Board continues to encourage States that retain capital punishment to consider the abolition of the death penalty for drug-related offences.
Continues to encourage States to implement the recommendations of the report of the Group of Governmental Experts established pursuant to resolution 61/72 to consider further steps to enhance cooperation with regard to the issue of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus;3.
In addition, the Department continued to encourage States members of the Committee to implement the 2001 Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects.
CERD continues to encourage States to consider making the declaration under article 14 of the Convention providing for the possibility for individuals and groups of individuals to submit communications to CERD and to give adequate publicity to that mechanism.
The International Bureau of PCA continued to encourage States to become parties to the Hague Conventions of 1907, by distributing information on PCA, and by inviting senior officials of interested Governments to visit the International Bureau, particularly during meetings of the Steering Committee.