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The Convention represents a major contribution to this cause.
Thirdly, and most important, the Convention represents the triumph of the rule of law.
The Convention represents a new norm of international behaviour.
The Second Assessment has been a collective effort by Parties and non-Parties to the Water Convention, and even of countries outside the ECE region, indicating a broad interest in such an activity, andin general in the platform that the Water Convention represents.
The Kinshasa Convention represents a major step forward for the subregion.
With its extensive legal definitions and provisions for establishing a legal mechanism to prohibit and prevent unauthorized access to toxic chemicals by persons, groups andother entities, the Convention represents a necessary and effective complement to the provisions of the Council's resolution.
The Convention represents a historic achievement by the international community.
Australia urges all countries which are eligible to become parties to the Wellington Convention or one or both of its protocols to do so,in support of the strong regional initiative which the Convention represents and also to confirm their commitment to full implementation of resolutions 44/225 and 46/215 in the South Pacific.
The Kampala Convention represents a pioneering instrument in several respects.
The Convention represents a global effort to stem the possible impacts of climate change.
In this regard, the Framework Convention represents a powerful global public good for health.
The Convention represents the most comprehensive international instrument for the promotion and protection of the rights of the child, which, if effectively implemented, can significantly contribute to the elimination of child labour.
Compliance with article 76 andwith article 4 of Annex II to the Convention represents a major challenge for coastal States, including in particular developing countries and small island developing States.
The Convention represents a positive step towards creating an enforceable regulatory regime to ensure that end-of-life ships do not pose unnecessary risks to human health and safety and to the environment when being scrapped.
The Convention represents the most comprehensive effort to deal with all aspects of the ocean space.
The Convention represents a milestone in international cooperation against transnational organized crime.
The Convention represents an important framework to progress Greenlandic legislation in a gender equality perspective.
The Convention represents a major step forward for the subregion, which did not yet have a legally binding instrument on that issue.
The Convention represents a departure from past efforts by the international community to address the problem of desertification.
The Convention represents the realization of the long-sought comprehensive prohibition of one of the most dangerous and inhumane categories of weapons.
The Framework Convention represents a powerful public health tool to reduce in the future the burden of disease and mortality attributed to tobacco.
Ratifying this Convention represents a major milestone in the formulation of policies for the inclusion and promotion of the rights of persons with disabilities.
This Convention represents a major reinforcement of the long-standing norm of international humanitarian law against the use of poison as a means of warfare.
The Convention represents a fundamental tool of hope for GRULAC countries, which place hope in the full support of the international community for the prompt implementation of the CCD.
The Convention represents the most effective means of combating the drug trade through the revitalization of international cooperation and mutual assistance, and by seeking the means of preventing drug smugglers from reaping the benefits of their illicit activities.
It is often stated that the Convention represents a paradigm shift in attitudes that moves from a perception of persons with disabilities as objects of charity, medical treatment and social protection to subjects of rights, able to claim those rights as active members of society.
The Convention represents a clear and total ban on anti-personnel mines and establishes a compelling new international norm against this scourge, which has so long been wrought on humanity, especially innocent civilians- mostly women and children.
The Convention represents an international minimum standard and does not prevent Parties from taking more stringent measures with respect to the prevention, reduction or elimination of the transfer of harmful aquatic organisms and pathogens through the control and management of ships' ballast water.
As you know, the Convention represents an important addition to the efforts being made at the regional level to preserve the marine environment. The Convention has been published in the Law of the Sea Bulletin(vol. 48, p. 46, of the English version) and on the Internet site www. unep. ch/seas/.
The Framework Convention represents a key multilateral forum for global action in the area of climate change, and the sixteenth Conference of the Parties in Cancún confirms that a multilateral approach to climate change management under United Nations auspices can give concrete results.