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There is now a growing tendency to engage in thematic discussions in the Council.
The international community should take note of this growing tendency to use excessive force;
There is also the growing tendency to force the Organization to become irrelevant in some areas.
Riga Black Balsam” sales volumes in Latvia have retained this growing tendency for several years.
WFRJ notes that there is a growing tendency among the Jewish population of Ukraine towards repatriation to Israel.
Furthermore, urbanization was taking place in the context of both globalization and a growing tendency towards deregulation and informalization of employment.
Moreover, there is a growing tendency to use several drugs together, frequently in combination with alcohol.
The international community should take note of this growing tendency, and the use of excessive force;
The growing tendency for non-governmental organizations to request observer status in the General Assembly must be halted.
There is a dire need to stop and reverse a growing tendency towards Islamophobia in the world.
There is now a growing tendency to categorise all these terms together as"Public/Private Partnerships" or"PPPs.
In its recent review of mission budgets, the Advisory Committee noted a growing tendency to increase the use of national staff in field missions.
They illustrate a growing tendency to institutionalize and even legalize illegality and disregard for international obligations.
This progress is encouraging despite the continued existence of large stocks of nuclear weapons and the growing tendency of some Member States to acquire more lethal and sophisticated weapons.
In all regions, there is a growing tendency to encourage public participation and public access to information.
An integrated intervention by MoH, MoE, MoLG, NUEW, NUEYS and other concerned NGOs is required to minimize this growing tendency of early pregnancy among young girls.
We should therefore avoid the growing tendency to focus only on security and border control issues.
A growing tendency is for organized criminal groups to resort to kidnapping as a method of accumulating capital or collecting debts.
The situation has been exacerbated by the growing tendency to include nuclear weapons in new security doctrines.
The growing tendency to develop and reform the United Nations has focused attention on the Security Council's role and its performance.
This programme aimed to improve interethnic relations by resisting the growing tendency toward ethnicisation of political discourse in Russia and by promoting a culture of tolerance.
The growing tendency of people to live on marginal or fragile landscapes or in conditions of urban poverty has increased their vulnerability to hazards.
Public officials found responsible for such actions should be prosecuted in order that the growing tendency of these officials to intimidate human rights defenders may be effectively deterred;
Secondly, there is a growing tendency to separate environmental issues, in particular climate change, from issues of sustainable development.
Ms. Masot(Cuba) said that, while many factors affected the prices of food, the problem lay essentially in the uneven andunfair distribution of global resources and the growing tendency to concentrate and monopolize the production and distribution of food and agricultural products.
Moreover, new IIAs illustrate the growing tendency of crafting treaties that are in line with sustainable development objectives.
The growing tendency of male abandonment of these communities, combined with limited development of new economic and social opportunities, had led to a rapidly worsening problem of poverty in these communities.
Furthermore, it was necessary to correct the growing tendency to confuse parliamentary documentation with documents intended for the public.
CEDAW noted a growing tendency of feminization of HIV with a disproportionally high number of young women infected with HIV.
This alarming trend is partly fueled by the growing tendency to identify differences in terms of identity and not in terms of opinion or interests.