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In a resolution adopted in 2008,the Economic and Social Council recognized.
As a final point, the Council recognized the importance of effective working methods.
My delegation would like to emphasize in particular Security Council resolution 984(1995), in which the Council recognized.
The Council recognized the balance that had been achieved in the MoU between the various interests of the two Ssecretariats.
In its resolution 2007/33, the Economic and Social Council recognized that gaps remain between policy and practice.
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The Council recognized the need for a voluntary Trust Fund to enhance country capacities in this field.
By a statement of the president dated 20 September 1996,103 the Council recognized the steps taken by the Government of Croatia to reintegrate refugees and displaced persons into Croatia.
The Council recognized the balance between the various interests that had been achieved in the draft memorandum of understanding.
Recalling its resolution 1980/67 of 25 July 1980 on international years and anniversaries in which the Council recognized the contribution of international years to the furtherance of international cooperation and understanding.
The Council recognized the important role of ASEAN and affirmed its commitment to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Myanmar.
In resolution 941(1994),of 23 September 1994 on Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Council recognized that ethnic cleansing constituted a clear violation of international humanitarian law and posed a threat to the peace effort.
The Council recognized that the meetings and mechanisms established by resolution 1353(2001) served to facilitate the consultation process.
Regarding paragraph 23.10,it was pointed out that there existed a procedure through which the Economic and Social Council recognized representative groups of civil society, such as non-governmental organizations, by giving them consultative status to become actively engaged with the United Nations.
The Council recognized the need for an industry safety standard, and they have been involved in the development of this standard ever since.
The Economic and Social Council recognized this changed relationship when it adopted resolution 1996/31.
The Council recognized that challenges still remained and would continue to emerge as governments address the social priorities of Canadians.
By a presidential statement dated 26 May 2005, the Council recognized the crucial role of regional and subregional organizations in post-conflict peacebuilding and their involvement at the earliest possible stage.
The Council recognized the importance of a comprehensive, coherent and action-oriented approach to protection of civilians in armed conflict.
Despite Security Council resolution 1325(2000), in which the Council recognized the major role of women in preventing and resolving conflict and as agents of peace, women continue to be left out of peace processes.
The Council recognized and reaffirmed the importance of implementing the WSIS outcomes on Internet governance and enhanced cooperation, including the role of the WGEC and the IGF.
Two years ago, the high-level segment of the Economic and Social Council recognized the central importance and vast potential of ICT for promoting development by putting it squarely on the agenda of the United Nations.
The Council recognized as possible posthumous condemnation, agreed with the emperor's arguments, and published fourteen anathemas which reiterated most of the anathemas of 551.
As reflected by a presidential statement agreed upon at the meeting(S/PRST/2007/7), the Council recognized the important role of regional organizations in the prevention, management and resolution of conflicts, in accordance with Chapter VIII of the United Nations Charter.
As the Security Council recognized in its resolutions 2139(2014) and 2165(2014), the protection of civilians is pivotal and victims of violations deserve effective redress.
In its resolution 1996/14, the Economic and Social Council recognized the desirability of preparing a draft manual or manuals on the use and application of the Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power.
The Council recognized that in peacekeeping operations there were contributors, other than troop-contributing countries, whose views should also be taken into account, as appropriate.596 D.
During the past year, both the Commission andthe Economic and Social Council recognized the inadequacy of the resources currently available to OHCHR to fulfil its responsibilities and appealed to the Secretary-General and the General Assembly to take urgent action to redress this imbalance.
The Council recognized that disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of ex-combatants was a comparatively new area of endeavour for the United Nations and its related bodies.
In that resolution, the Council recognized and asserted the importance of the principle of non-discrimination on the basis of genetic characteristics.
Decisions in which the Council recognized and encouraged the efforts of regional and subregional organizations in the pacific settlement of disputes.