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But neither you nor your husband decided not todrink that day so that at least one of you could adequately supervise your child.
Furthermore, it was suggested that the proposed convention could adequately serve as the necessary basis for cooperation among law enforcement agencies.
To that end, technological advances in the developed countries should be made available to all actors so that they could adequately address environmental problems.
Investment in education of national personnel who could adequately operate in a rapidly changing and challenging international environment is of primary importance.
ESCWA also noted the need to train gender focal points so that they could adequately serve as resource persons.
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She asked how Governments could adequately fight human trafficking and protect victims when corrupt government officials partnered with human traffickers.
I once priced out a beekeeping apiary for our rooftop, andI don't think that I could adequately care for insects, animals, or babies… plants, even.
No single country or region could adequately address that challenge on its own; only through the united efforts of the international community could globalization be made more responsive to the need for economic and social justice.
Member States were further encouraged to provide additional inputs so that the secretariat could adequately fulfil its mandate in that regard.
A concrete recommendation was made on how low-income countries could adequately protect themselves against multiple, frequent and severe shocks, ranging from instability of aid and trade flows, to natural and climatic disasters.
He appealed for more support to the organizations regular(core) resource base so thatthe new UNDP could adequately meet the demands of programme countries.
According to Schoenbaum,actions in common law could adequately cover various claims of transboundary harm involving, for example, air pollution, water pollution, soil and groundwater contamination, and wetland degradation and release of toxic substances.
He therefore agreed with the representative of the Philippines that resources andstaff should be allocated to OUNS so that it could adequately provide its important services.
The Working Party, at its twelfth session,stated that a phased approach could adequately address the difficulties faced by many countries in reaching high transport infrastructure standards.
The stakeholders were requested to provide their views on what specifications, if any,they considered to be necessary in order that UNFC-2009 could adequately serve their needs.
It was important that such organizations be networked,thereby creating an institutional framework that could adequately respond to a comprehensive and coherent approach to trade facilitation at the national level.
However, they did not believe that a single document could adequately capture the totality of the work of the United Nations system at the country level, or replace existing reports, which served both as programming instruments and as reporting modalities for individual legislative bodies.
Evaluations should not be undertaken where sufficient reliable andrelevant evidence exists from other sources that could adequately inform policy and programming choices.
It is suggested that chapter V consider the extent to which national legislation could adequately address those issues without depriving the parties of the flexibility necessary for meeting the needs of individual projects.
The report of the Secretary-General(E/CN.6/2001/12) acknowledged that a significant number of communications involved individual grievances andexplained that the current procedure failed to meet public expectations that it could adequately respond to or redress such grievances.
The Committee is deeply concerned about the lack of norms and procedures that could adequately protect the United Nations against claims resulting from losses of equipment occurring under circumstances of force majeure during peace-keeping efforts of the United Nations.
For example, UNCTAD should recognize that the WTO system was not the only multilateral regime for trade and that there could be more flexible, inclusive andconsensus-driven multilateral trading systems that could adequately address concerns of developing and poor societies.
At the same time, it was noted that it would be unrealistic to think that the regular budget of the United Nations could adequately support all the operations of the programme, and a call was made for donor Governments to be more generous in making voluntary contributions.
First, Swift points out that reformers do not appreciate the advantage to them of having such an easy target upon which to practice their criticism and wit with such little risk to their persons in response as the Church and clergy; andrhetorically asks what institution could adequately replace religion in this role.
The United States had contributed significant funds to capacity building on trade in order toensure that negotiation partners could adequately assess the trade-off between the benefits of accepting international rules and commitments and the constraints posed by loss of policy space.
While the Community welcomed efforts tomainstream the Mauritius Strategy, it again urged the Secretary-General to implement the General Assembly mandate to strengthen the Small Island Developing States Unit so that it could adequately coordinate implementation of the Mauritius Strategy.
Neither UNCTAD nor its external partners including donors could adequately anticipate and forewarn stakeholders to intercept and deal with the swift boom and bust cycles in commodities during this period, which were caused by unprecedented events and warranted unprecedented responses.
She drew the delegation's attention in that connection to the Committee's general comment No. 2 concerning the application of article 2 of the Convention(CAT/C/GC/2),which stated that the Committee consistently recommended that States parties provide disaggregated data in their reports so that it could adequately evaluate the implementation of the Convention.
The members of the Expert Group and the Task Force called for the strengthening of the capacities of UNECE Population Activities Unit(PAU),particularly so that it could adequately support the follow-up to the international forums on ageing and find appropriate arrangements for the intergovernmental supervision of its work.
The Committee was informed that based on the review and discussions with other United Nations agencies operating in Sarajevo, it was determined that, at the present time andfor the immediate future, the likelihood of obtaining premises that could adequately accommodate many of the United Nations agencies was remote.