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The Council has recognized that there is still much work to be done before the Balkan peace process can reach the point of irreversibility.
Accordingly the Council's primary responsibility for the maintenance of peace andsecurity must, as the Council has recognized incrementally, include the security of individual human beings as well as nations.
The Council has recognized the Blue Line as valid for purposes of confirming Israel's withdrawal pursuant to resolution 425 1978.
With the adoption of resolution 1308(2000) in July 2000 and resolution 1325(2000)in October 2000, the Council has recognized the importance of incorporating HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness skills in the training of peacekeeping personnel.
As the Security Council has recognized, the transition to a United Nations operation will not be possible as long as the Government of the Sudan refuses its consent.
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His interlocutors confirmed their willingness to engage on the basis of the new approach, but voiced unease about conducting discussions outside the framework of their autonomy proposal,whose"pre-eminence" they insisted that the Security Council has recognized.
As the Council has recognized in its resolution 16/11,"environmental damage is felt most acutely by those segments of the population already in vulnerable situations.
Responding to the request of the Government of Lebanon to extend the mandate of UNIFIL for a new period of six months presented in the letter from its Permanent Representative to the United Nations of 11 January 2005 to the Secretary-General(S/2005/13),while reaffirming that the Council has recognized the Blue Line as valid for the purpose of confirming Israel's withdrawal pursuant to resolution 425 and that the Blue Line must be respected in its entirety.
Furthermore, the Council has recognized that mandated protection activities must be given priority in decisions on the use of available capacity and resources.
The Council has recognized the Blue Line as valid for purposes of confirming the withdrawal of Israeli forces from all Lebanese territory in fulfilment of resolution 425 1978.
The Council has recognized that dealing with these issues is critical to building effective peace-support operations, and has embodied this recognition in recent resolutions.
But, as the Council has recognized, UNPROFOR's ability to carry out the tasks given to it by the Council depends to a very large extent on the readiness of the parties to cooperate with it.
The Council has recognized the link between gender-based violence and the illicit manufacture, transfer and circulation, excessive accumulation and uncontrolled spread of small arms and light weapons.
Reaffirming that the Council has recognized the Blue Line as valid for the purpose of confirming Israel's withdrawal pursuant to resolution 425(1978) and that the Blue Line must be respected in its entirety.
The Council has recognized the importance of the UNECE recommendations, and uses the"International Model for Technical Harmonization"(Recommendation"L") as a guide for harmonization in the Commonwealth of Independent States see Work Item 2.3.2.
The Security Council has recognized that the dissemination of illicit small arms and light weapons has hampered the peaceful settlement of disputes, fuelled disputes into armed conflicts and contributed to the prolongation of armed conflicts see S/PRST/2005/7.
The Council has recognized that the destabilizing accumulation and illicit manufacture, trade and circulation of small arms and light weapons compromise its effectiveness in discharging its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security, and has responded in a range of ways.
The Council has recognized or reaffirmed the interrelationship between gender perspectives and other thematic issues before it, such as the protection of civilians in armed conflict(S/PRST/2008/18), children and armed conflict(S/PRST/2008/6), peace and security in Africa(S/PRST/2008/4), the maintenance of international peace and security(S/PRST/2007/31) and security sector reform S/PRST/2007/3.
The Economic and Social Council has recognized the importance of statistics and indicators in the context of the integrated and coordinated implementation of and follow-up to major United Nations conferences and summits, and, in its resolutions 1999/55 and 2000/29, stressed the importance of relevant, accurate, and timely statistics and indicators for evaluating the implementation of the outcome of the recent international conferences.
It was nearly five years since the Council had recognized the comparative advantage of UNIDO in linking energy efficiency with sustainable development in the industrial sector.
The Administering Authority was pleased that the Council had recognized that budgetary and fiscal discipline over the past several years had significantly enhanced self-government in Palau.
His delegation was pleased that the Economic and Social Council had recognized the vital role of natural disaster reduction in sustainable development strategies.
Both the Commission on Human Rights andthe Economic and Social Council have recognized this essential fact.
In that respect, she highlighted that the Council had recognized serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law as possible threats to peace and security in many situations.
The Security Council had recognized that fact when it called upon all States to prevent the financing of terrorists and terrorist organizations, including through organizations that claimed to have charitable, social or cultural goals.
At its substantive session on the implementation of and follow-up to major United Nations conferences and summits,the Economic and Social Council had recognized the contributions of the Commission on the Status of Women and the Inter-Agency Committee on Women and Gender Equality.
She added that the Security Council had recognized that an attack on a Member State by a non-State actor could constitute an armed attack that justified a military response under the Charter of the United Nations.
In that connection, in its resolution 2013/46, the Economic and Social Council had recognized the need to further coordinate and consolidate the efforts of the United Nations Secretariat, led by the Office of the High Representative, to monitor and follow up on the Istanbul Programme of Action.
In that regard, the Latin American Council had recognized the special importance of the World Summit for Social Development and had recommended that SELA, together with the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean(ECLAC) and other agencies, should promote the preparation of a regional position at the Summit.
The Ministerial Declaration of the high-level segment of the substantive session of the Economic and Social Council had recognized the important role of information technology in accelerating growth, promoting sustainable development and eradicating poverty and called for effective and meaningful efforts to enhance the impact of such technology on development.