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However, the Department recognizes that the rule should be observed whenever possible.
In response to the questionnaire sent by the Working Group in November 2005, the Department of Safety and Security informed the Working Group thatGeneral Assembly resolution 59/276, sect. XI, which establishes the Department, recognizes the need for the urgent implementation of a unified and strengthened management system in the United Nations, including continuous review of threat and risk assessment.
The Department recognizes that United Nations information centre outreach activities do not extend to all Member States.
However, as outlined in paragraph 11, andwith the resources currently available, the Department recognizes that it is impossible to create regional hubs comparable to the model used for Western Europe, as was envisaged in document A/AC.198/2004/3.
The Department recognizes that the general health, including the mental health, of learners contributes directly to their academic success.
A report by the State Department recognizes that there has been a net reduction in coca cultivation, with improved interdiction.
The Department recognizes that there are significant differences among regions and that, as a result, no single model can be successfully applied to all regions of the world.
The Women's Department recognizes that one of the main obstacles to the advancement of women in society has been the manner in which young girls are socialized.
The Department recognizes the expanding reach and increasing impact of alternative information-sharing platforms and the revolutionary changes in the way in which people access and exchange information.
However, the Department recognizes that women may have additional rights and responsibilities in relation to child-rearing, which is reflected both at law and in departmental policy.
The Department recognizes that, in many security situations, those on the ground in the field have the best vantage point from which to exercise judgement in assessing and handling security issues.
In addition, the Department recognizes the productive potential of women in emergency situations and the need to build upon those resources in designing and implementing relief, rehabilitation and development activities.
In this respect, the Department recognizes the significant role played by other partners in supporting African peacekeeping enhancement, and the need for strong partnerships to achieve maximum effect and minimize potential duplication of effort.
The Department recognizes the need to increase the speed with which consolidated appeals are processed and issued and to maximize the inter-agency collaborative planning aspects of flash appeals, including initial agreements regarding division of responsibility.
The Department recognizes the importance of United Nations information centres as key members of United Nations country teams and their support to the United Nations Resident Coordinator, within the context of system-wide coherence, and continues to focus on this essential aspect of their work.
While the Department recognizes those needs, even with the provision of rent- and maintenance-free premises, as generously offered by the Government of Angola, the Department would be unable to cover the ongoing operational costs and additional staffing that would be required from within existing resources.
While the Department recognizes the unique contribution made by United Nations Volunteers, military observers, civilian police, international consultants and gratis personnel to its global peacekeeping responsibilities, those personnel are not considered to be United Nations staff and hence are not considered within the scope of the present report.
The drop in the number of female mayors had been a surprise, and the Department recognized the need to devise, in cooperation with the municipalities, measures to reverse that trend.
The Department recognized that the satisfaction of Member States was a key performance indicator of conference management.
The Department recognized that it could improve its processes of identifying, selecting, and recruiting the range of specialists required for operations and planned to make this a priority in 2005/06.
Mr. Desai(Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs)replied that, while his Department recognized that more needed to be done to assist the world's youth and was seeking to raise awareness of that problem, it was not a field-oriented body and lacked the budget to deliver services at the country level.
Nurgaliev noted‘ rude and even boorish treatment' of citizens by police, andthe chief of HR department recognized growth of drug crimes in the police, traffic accidents involving police, and a large corruption.
The Department also recognizes that these changes will require acquisition and development of the necessary technologies.
The Department fully recognizes the importance of addressing the communications needs of the Portuguese-speaking countries in Africa.
OIOS recognizes that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations has made major improvements in the way that liquidations are conducted.
The United States Department of State recognizes the authority of the City of New York to establish parking regulations within its boundaries.
At the same time, UNOWA recognizes that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations will remain in the lead for all policy and operational matters that are predominantly of a peacekeeping nature.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations recognizes that locally recruited staff represent an important source of skilled and experienced personnel, whose career development may be enhanced by periods of service to other missions.
With regard to guidelines and policy, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations recognizes the need to have dedicated staff who can devote the necessary time to research evolving issues in the areas of policy, strategic planning and information analysis.
In this connection, the Department of Public Information recognizes the need to reallocate resources from activities against apartheid to other information campaigns relevant to African concerns, particularly the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s.