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For this, Governments bear the primary responsibility.
She addressed the General Assembly and called upon Member States to honour the commitments that they have made to children,recalling that governments bear the primary responsibility for the respect, protection and fulfilment of the rights of children.
Governments bear the primary responsibility for all basic policies.
In some of the areas listed below, Governments bear the primary responsibility.
First, Governments bear the primary responsibility to provide humanitarian assistance and to protect civilians.
We recognize, however,that national Governments bear the primary responsibility for responding to this global epidemic.
Governments bear the primary responsibility for the protection of children and, more widely, of civilians.
There is broad agreement that Governments bear the primary responsibility for the implementation of these commitments.
Governments bear the primary responsibility to protect, assist and respect the rights of internally displaced persons.
Romania believes that Governments bear the primary responsibility for working out and implementing social development policies.
Governments bear the primary responsibility for protecting children in situations of armed conflict and in preventing those conflicts from taking place.
It is our view that national Governments bear the primary responsibility for social and economic development, and for ensuring equality for women in all walks of life.
Governments bear the primary responsibility for protecting children from the impact of armed conflict, and indeed, for preventing conflicts from occurring.
We believe that national Governments bear the primary responsibility for preventing, combating and eradicating the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects.
Although Governments bear the primary responsibility for this process, assistance from components of the United Nations system and their cooperation with State authorities and civil society play an essential role in making human rights a reality for all.
Believing that Governments bear the primary responsibility for solving the problems associated with the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects;
Believing that Governments bear the primary responsibility for preventing, combating and eradicating the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects and, accordingly, should intensify their efforts to define the problems associated with such trade and find ways of resolving them.
Emphasizing that Governments bear the primary responsibility for creating an enabling environment for the economic and social development of their citizens, and noting with appreciation the valuable contributions of civil society, including non-governmental organizations, in calling attention to the specific needs of older women.
Reaffirms that Governments bear the primary responsibility for the achievement of gender equality and the empowerment of women and that international cooperation has an essential role in assisting developing countries in progressing towards the full implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action;
Secondly, given that national Governments bear the primary responsibility for road safety, they should give priority to preventive interventions. In doing so, they should rely on the participation and collaboration of all sectors of society; heighten the safety awareness of relevant Government departments, transportation authorities and the general public; and ensure road safety.
While recognizing that Governments bear the primary responsibility for preventing, combating and eradicating the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects, States recognized the need to encourage increased cooperation and assistance, and called on international partners to build and strengthen capacities in States, upon request, by addressing illicit arms trafficking in a manner that reflects national priorities.
Recognizing that Governments bear the primary responsibility for preventing, combating and eradicating the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects, and stressing that the provision of international cooperation and assistance, including assistance for national capacity-building, is an overarching theme, essential to the full and effective implementation of the Programme of Action, States encouraged the promotion of international cooperation and assistance at the national, bilateral, regional and multilateral levels.
She pointed out that national Governments bore the primary responsibility for eliminating racial discrimination in their territories.
Governments bore the primary responsibility for eradicating hatred and intolerance, while protecting all persons within their countries through the implementation of national laws.
National governments bore the primary responsibility for progress, but good governance required inclusive and participatory processes at both national and international levels.
National Governments bore the primary responsibility for the protection of children's rights and in that regard must take comprehensive legislative, administrative and judicial measures.
While Governments bore the primary responsibility for eradicating contemporary forms of slavery, it was also vital that business actors ensured that slavery practices did not occur in their workplace and supply chains.
Governments bore the primary responsibility for protecting children from the impact of armed conflict and, indeed, for preventing conflicts from occurring.
Although Governments bore the primary responsibility for the creation of an enabling environment for social development,the international community must participate in that effort in view of the interdependence between national and international economies.
While reaffirming that the Government bears the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention,the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of government. .