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These challenges should be effectively addressed.
Many of those difficulties were effectively addressed by the Committee and its secretariat, while certain other issues presenting problems are in the process of being resolved.
Violence can be prevented and effectively addressed.
The evaluation noted that the project effectively addressed the existing reproductive health problems of youth in each of the participating countries.
Climate change compounded those problems and must be urgently and effectively addressed.
Isolated operational failures could have been effectively addressed through proper monitoring by the Department.
First, the serious management issues which had been covered in the OIOS report should be promptly and effectively addressed.
These problems must be urgently and effectively addressed in the United Nations with a view to finding adequate solutions.
However, the Working Group draws the Government's attention to several issues that need to be considered and effectively addressed.
Many problems of land degradation cannot be effectively addressed without the reduction and eradication of poverty and hunger.
The confluence of all those interconnected threats and challenges, as daunting as this may seem, can andmust be countered and effectively addressed.
For the"non-future oriented" criteria, all but one were effectively addressed in each project document.
The wide-ranging commitments made by applicants for WTO membership should be taken into full consideration andtheir special concerns effectively addressed.
The assessment of developing countries would need to be reflected and effectively addressed in the results of the market access negotiations.
However, only an encompassing and cross-sectoral approach will ensure that the concerns of the vulnerable are effectively addressed.
Unless these challenges are identified and effectively addressed, these countries face a high risk of relapsing into violence and social conflict.
More consideration should be given to introducing demand reduction initiatives that effectively addressed dependence on illicit drugs;
It was to be hoped that these problems would be effectively addressed in the context of global collaboration for making gender equality a reality.
But, as we have learned from the many successful initiatives promoted across regions, it is not inevitable;violence can be prevented and effectively addressed.
Most of these challenges can be effectively addressed in the RTD-DC proposal, with explicit rights-based measures and reciprocal obligations for all duty-holders.
However, for conflict prevention to be effective and credible,it must be applied to all situations, and root causes must be effectively addressed.
He has cited three immediate problems which, if not effectively addressed, could cause irreparable damage to the United Nations as a mechanism for progress.
The proliferation of the means of delivery of weapons of mass destruction is another pressing issue that needs to be effectively addressed by the international community.
All these constraints need to be urgently and effectively addressed by giving higher national and international priority to efforts to eradicate these crimes.
In the view of the Bureau, the legal and technical issues of opening the Convention andits protocols were effectively addressed in 2006 and had not changed.
These concerns need to be effectively addressed by the international community, especially the Conference on Disarmament, the sole multilateral negotiating forum on disarmament.
In sum, without robust global measures by the international community,the vulnerability of small island developing States cannot be effectively addressed.
Countries emerging from conflict face a unique set of challenges andunless they are identified and effectively addressed, these countries face a high risk of relapsing into violence.
This high-level meeting must therefore mount a collective assault to break down this barrier of silence so thatthis dreaded scourge can be fully understood and effectively addressed.
Countries emerging from crisis face a unique set of challenges andunless they are identified and effectively addressed, these countries face a high risk of relapsing into violence and social conflict.