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The General Assembly stressed the Convention's ban on settlements.
In both the Political Declaration andthe Global Programme of Action, the General Assembly stressed the importance of universal adherence to the international drug control treaties.
The General Assembly stressed the importance of early and effective preparations for the Summit atat all levels.
Mr. DAMICO(Brazil), introducing draft resolution A/C.5/48/L.61 on behalf of the Chairman, said that by reaffirming in paragraph 1 its resolution 47/235- particularly paragraph6 of that resolution, which he read out- the General Assembly stressed the need to finance the Tribunal's activities through assessed contributions.
In its resolution 62/192, the General Assembly stressed the importance of disaster reduction.
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The General Assembly stressed the need to expeditiously recruit the P-5 post of the Special Coordinator referred to in section III, para. 49 of its resolution 52/220;
In resolution 63/138 on the safety and security of humanitarian personnel and protection of United Nations personnel, the General Assembly stressed the importance of"fully respecting the obligations relating to the use of vehicles and premises of humanitarian personnel"(resolution 63/138, twelfth preambular paragraph) and the United Nations.
The General Assembly stressed the importance of the continued speedy issue and high quality of those press releases see Assembly resolution 53/59 B, para. 29.
In its resolution 55/216 of 21 December 2000, the General Assembly stressed the importance of an independent and high-level quality evaluation of the Agenda.
In addition, the General Assembly stressed the need for DPI to take further measures to ensure accessibility to the web site by persons with disabilities, including those with visual and hearing disabilities.
In its resolution 55/230 of 23 December 2000, the General Assembly stressed the importance of timely consideration of the reports of the Unit by all participating organizations.
In Paragraph 23, the General Assembly stressed"the importance of understanding the regional dimension in efforts to enhance global economic governance, inter alia, through fully utilizing the potential of regional commissions in facilitating the sharing of experiences and best practices, within their respective mandates.
In its resolution 57/113 A of 6 December 2002 on the situation in Afghanistan andits implications for international peace and security, the General Assembly stressed the importance of the full and equal participation of women in political, economic, cultural and social life and appealed to the Transitional Authority and the international community to mainstream gender issues in all humanitarian assistance and future rehabilitation and reconstruction programmes.
In resolution 62/211, the General Assembly stressed that cooperation between the United Nations and the private sector could make concrete contributions to the realization of the internationally agreed goals, particularly the Millennium Development Goals.
In resolution 50/192, the General Assembly stressed the need for protection of victims and witnesses of such cases.
At the same session, the General Assembly stressed the need for full and urgent implementation of the rights of the girl child as provided to her under human rights instruments resolution 62/141, sect. III.
In paragraph 43 of its resolution 68/254, the General Assembly stressed the growing need for a modernized and upgraded search engine to facilitate streamlined access to the Tribunals' jurisprudence.
In that resolution, the General Assembly stressed the need to ensure adequate human and financial resources for maintaining the teaching at all levels, of the official and working languages of the Secretariat.
In paragraph 2 of its resolution 61/257 the General Assembly stressed that the Office for Disarmament Affairs would fully implement the relevant mandates, decisions and resolutions of the General Assembly. .
In its resolution 59/313, the General Assembly stressed the need to demonstrate political will to ensure the effective implementation of its resolutions and decided to convene and organize major thematic debates in order to establish broad international understanding on current substantive issues of importance to Member States.
In section VI of its resolution 61/244, the General Assembly stressed the need for rationalization of the current United Nations system of contractual arrangements, which lacked transparency and was complex to administer.
At its sixty-eighth session, the General Assembly stressed the importance of regional coordination in the framework of the preparatory process in order to promote broad participation in the World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction and in this context, looked forward to the regional platforms and ministerial meetings scheduled for 2014.
In its corresponding resolution, 63/152, the General Assembly stressed that policies and strategies to achieve full employment and decent work for all should include specific measures to promote gender equality.
In paragraph C.3, the General Assembly stressed that the reduction of the maximum assessment rate of 22 per cent"shall apply to the apportionment of the expenses of the United Nations and should have no automatic implication for the apportionment of the expenses of the specialized agencies or the International Atomic Energy Agency.
In its resolution 55/230, the General Assembly stressed the importance of timely consideration of the reports of the Joint Inspection Unit by all participating organizations.
In its resolution 48/214, the General Assembly stressed the importance that Africa and a number of countries attach to the establishment of a diversification facility for Africa's commodities.
In its resolution 50/233, the General Assembly stressed that the impact of the Unit was a shared responsibility of the Member States, the Unit and the secretariats of the participating organizations.
At its sixty-second session, the General Assembly stressed the need for full and urgent implementation of the rights of the child as provided under the relevant human rights instruments resolution 62/141, sect.
In its resolutions 64/259 and 66/257, the General Assembly stressed that accountability is a central pillar of effective and efficient management that required attention and strong commitment at the highest level of the Secretariat.
The President of the International Criminal Court in his address to the General Assembly stressed the fact that cooperation between the Court and the United Nations and cooperation by States and international and regional organizations are fundamental to an effectively and efficiently functioning Court-- especially in relation to the arrest and surrender of accused persons, the provision of evidence, the relocation of witnesses and the enforcement of sentences.