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The Council stresses that the obligation to release the prisoners is unconditional.
The expressions of the piece, contested by the RA Second President and directly criticizing him,are overall value judgments by the piece author; and pursuant to the case law of European Court of Human Rights are not subject to prove, the Council stresses.
The Council stresses the importance it attaches to the full implementation of the Protocol.
In this context the Council stresses the vital importance of the strict implementation of existing arms embargo regimes.
The Council stresses also the need for Israel to implement its road map commitments.
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The Council stresses the importance of the safety of civilians and of the respect of human rights.
The Council stresses the importance it attaches to the sustainability of peace in postconflict situations.
The Council stresses the urgent need for the cessation of all hostile actions on the Tajik-Afghan border.
The Council stresses the importance of respect and understanding for religious and cultural diversity throughout the world.
The Council stresses the primary responsibility of Somalia in the fight against piracy and armed robbery at sea.
The Council stresses the importance of full implementation of the political and all other aspects of the peace process.
The Council stresses that any terrorist acts are criminal and unjustifiable regardless of their motivation.
The Council stresses that only through a comprehensive regional approach can security and stability be restored.
The Council stresses its respect for Somalia's sovereignty, territorial integrity, political independence and unity.
The Council stresses its grave concern at the human rights situation in Afghanistan, which is unacceptable.
The Council stresses that the parties to the conflict themselves bear the main responsibility for reaching a peaceful settlement.
The Council stresses that the primary responsibility for achieving a comprehensive political settlement rests upon the parties themselves.
The Council stresses the urgency and imperative necessity of carrying out the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process.
The Council stresses the obligation of all States to prosecute those responsible for grave breaches of international humanitarian law.
The Council stresses the importance of upholding and respecting the humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence.
The Council stresses that there can be no genuine stability or sustainable development in Haiti without strengthening its democratic institutions.
In this context, the Council stresses that rehabilitation funds should be rapidly released so as to prevent dependence on relief funding.
The Council stresses the importance of a broad and overall participation in this process by all political parties and the return of all political leaders to the country.
The Council stresses the need to improve the security situation in the provinces and further to extend the authority of the Afghan Transitional Administration throughout the country.
The Council stresses that sustainable reintegration strategies, including comprehensive mine action programmes, wherever required, are a substantial prerequisite for stabilization in post-conflict situations.
The Council stresses the need to address the root causes of armed conflict in a comprehensive manner in order to prevent those circumstances which lead to internal displacement and the outflow of refugees.
The Council stresses the importance of considering early peacebuilding in its own deliberations and of ensuring coherence between peacemaking, peacekeeping and peacebuilding to achieve effective transition strategies.
The Council stresses the need for enhanced cross-border coordination and information-sharing between these missions, as well as among all other actors in the region, to better anticipate LRA movements and imminent threats of attack.
The Council stresses that while development agencies must become involved early in a crisis, humanitarian agencies, within their respective mandates, must also integrate a development perspective in their planning.
The Council stresses the valuable contribution of mediation capacities, such as the Council of Elders and the Panel of the Wise, and of regional and sub-regional organizations, to ensuring the coherence, synergy and collective effectiveness of their efforts.