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The Council also recognizes that due processes must take their course.
The Council also recognizes the acute impact of conflict on refugees and internally displaced persons.
The Council also recognizes the importance of consistent funding for long-term preventive activities.
The Council also recognizes the importance of industrial development, including the diversification of the mineral sector.
The Council also recognizes the need to address the question of persons with disabilities in situations of humanitarian emergencies.
The Council also recognizes the existence of several non-United Nations initiatives designed to promote the development of Africa.
The Council also recognizes that open, constructive and respectful debate, as well as interfaith dialogue, can have a positive effect.
The Council also recognizes the importance of maintaining throughout the emergency, wherever possible, a certain degree of developmental functions, such as education and health care.
The Council also recognizes the need to give proper consideration to the issue of the humanitarian impact of sanctions, in particular on women and children, with a view to minimizing the humanitarian effects of sanctions.
The Council also recognizes the importance of a comprehensive approach encompassing security, development and humanitarian issues to address the immediate and long-term needs of the Sahel region.
The Council also recognizes the significant contribution to mine action made by States, international and regional organizations and local and international non-governmental organizations.
The Council also recognizes that a valid claim should not fail because of the way it is formulated by a self-represented applicant who lacks the benefit of legal assistance in correctly presenting a claim.
The Council also recognizes that massive and systematic breaches of human rights law and international humanitarian law constitute threats to international peace and security and therefore demand its attention and action.
The Council also recognizes the importance of enhancing efforts, including coordination among bilateral and multilateral donors, to ensure predictable, coherent and timely financial support to optimize the use of preventive diplomacy tools.
The Council also recognizes the important role played by the international community, including the Organization of African Unity and relevant non-governmental organizations, to provide humanitarian assistance to civilians in dire need in Sierra Leone.
The Council also recognizes the value the Ad Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa continues to add to the process of embedding preventive diplomacy practices into the Organization's conflict management architecture.
The Council also recognizes the continued need for extra-budgetary funding to support the work of the special procedures, and welcomes further voluntary contributions by Member States, emphasizing that these contributions should be, to the extent possible, unearmarked.
The Council also recognizes the continued need for extrabudgetary funding to support the work related to the special procedures, and welcomes further voluntary contributions by Member States, emphasizing that these contributions should be, to the extent possible, non-earmarked.
The Council also recognizes the shared responsibility of States where drugs are produced and consumed, as well as transit States, to take measures to hold accountable those who engage in, or otherwise facilitate, drug trafficking through GuineaBissau.
The Council also recognizes the importance of a more strategic approach to the oversight and direction of peacekeeping, to maximize the prospects for successful transition in the countries concerned, and so as to make possible the most effective use of scarce peacekeeping resources.
The Council also recognizes the need of maintaining stability in the period immediately following the elections, including through continued international presence, and to ensure that key Haitian institutions can function adequately, especially those institutions addressing rule of law and development.
The Council also recognizes the important contribution of subregional bodies and underscores the need for African subregional bodies to enhance their capacities in early warning and conflict prevention in order to allow these important actors to respond more promptly to the emerging threats to security in their areas.
The Council also recognizes the importance of continued close cooperation and partnerships with nonUnited Nations actors, in particular regional, subregional and other intergovernmental organizations, including international financial institutions and bilateral donors, as well as nongovernmental organizations.
The Council also recognizes the efforts of the Bretton Woods institutions to enhance field-level coordination through mechanisms such as consultative group meetings, and programming instruments and initiatives such as the country assistance strategies, the policy framework papers and the recently introduced Comprehensive Development Framework in interested countries.
The Council also recognizes the need for more systematic attention to the implementation of women and peace and security commitments in its own work to ensure the enhancement of women's engagement in conflict prevention, resolution and peacebuilding and to continue to integrate appropriate gender perspectives into the mandates of relevant United Nations peacekeeping missions as well as in other relevant thematic areas of peace and security.
In its statement the Council also recognized that due process must take its course.
The Council also recognized that due process had to take its course.
The Council also recognized that the implementation of measures to provide security for staff members of the United Nations system working in Iraq would require significant resources.
In the resolution, the Council also recognized the need to further strengthen the cooperation between the Security Council, the troop- and police-contributing countries and the Secretariat.
The Council also recognized the need to monitor the market for the deposits and techniques for mining given technological changes.