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The contact group also recognized that nomination should not duplicate nominations already agreed by IMO.
The group also recognized the considerable overlap between abduction and other phenomena, such as trafficking, but identified one distinction in that abduction refers to a particular act, while trafficking refers more to processes, of which abduction may constitute one element.
In the context of force project andforce multiplier capabilities, the Group also recognized the different levels of development in the field of military technologies and doctrines of various Member States and the conceptual differences among them with regard to whether such systems should fall within the scope of the Register's seven categories.
The Group also recognized the importance of providing details of official national points of contact at the same time as reports are submitted.
The Group also recognized that numerous unresolved issues in the global conventional arms trade required further discussion.
The group also recognized that networking helps to provide access to updated information, and promotes the exchange of experiences on these issues.
The Group also recognized the utility of States conducting consultations prior to the submission of annual reports to prevent mismatches from occurring.
The group also recognized the need to provide technical advice to LDC Parties in the preparation of project proposals to support NAPA implementation.
The Group also recognized the role of the Secretariat in increasing awareness and familiarity among Member States of the Standardized Instrument for Reporting Military Expenditures.
The group also recognized that several States parties do not yet provide for this type of cooperation due to either the lack of technical facilities or to substantive legal reasons.
The group also recognized that reduced blocking of TLDs is of little value if the result is that the opportunity to create new TLDs is unduly constrained by an objection process.
The Group also recognized that the implementation of peacekeeping tasks involved a link between personnel and equipment; a unit without adequate transport could not patrol effectively.
The Group also recognized the important role played by side events to the sessions of the Forum in facilitating the interactive exchange of information on both technical and policy issues.
The Group also recognized the need to provide the Department for Disarmament Affairs with adequate assistance and support to organize workshops and to carry out other outreach activities to promote the Register.
The group also recognized that implementation is a long-term process and requires a defined strategy and appropriate mechanisms in order to build institutional and technical capacity supported by adequate resources.
The Group also recognized that this contribution would be increased by greater, more consistent participation of States in the Register, and by keeping the Register relevant in the light of developments in international peace and security.
The group also recognized that priority diseases are likely to show sub-regional relevance, and therefore advocated to base reporting not on the basis of geographical proximity of countries, but on their level of socio-economic development.
The Group also recognized the ongoing measures of the Secretariat in human resource development, particularly the introduction of professional development programmes for staff and the Young Professionals Programme aimed at rejuvenating the workforce.
The Group also recognized the concerns of the Secretary-General over his ability to carry out important programmes for the same reasons, and was prepared to hold informal consultations on the subject to find a constructive way to deal with the situation.
The Group also recognized the significant and unprecedented growth in the number of individuals serviced by the Fund since 1998, along with the increasing challenges associated with administering such a vast, growing and globally dispersed population.
The Group also recognized the importance of country-led and country-based, integrated and coordinated programming and delivery of technical assistance as an effective means of addressing technical assistance needs of States parties under review.
The group also recognized the considerable overlap between abduction and other phenomena, such as trafficking, but identified one distinction in that abduction refers to a particular act, while trafficking refers more to processes, of which abduction may constitute one element.
The group also recognized that governance for sustainable development needs to be strengthened, and the group considered elevating the Commission on Sustainable Development to a Council on Sustainable Development or changing the mandate of the Economic and Social Council to include environmental issues and provide it with the authority to set sustainable development polices and review their implementation.
The group also recognizes that in estimating the potential benefits of this gtr, jurisdictions differed to a degree in their methodology and assumptions.
The Group also recognizes the importance of protecting young people from violence and crime and of preventing and addressing their involvement in criminal activity, including drug-related activity.
The group also recognizes the importance of the work underway in IHRA and will use this as basis for its discussions.
At the same time, the group also recognizes that States have obligations at both the national and international levels.
The Group also recognizes the need to strengthen the implementation of the conventions and to work to amend their review mechanisms, where appropriate.
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The Group also recognizes disparities among States' commitments to uphold the diamond embargo on Côte d'Ivoire see annex VII.